adviser. the harshest selloff since september. erasing all post election gains. money flowed into gold and bonds. that means people were afraid or wall street s fear gauge spiked 42% from the lowest levels in a decade. until now, high on the promise of tax cuts and deregulation, but this news of the comey memo did not just signal uncertainty about the economic agenda, but the future of the presidency. former chief ben bernancke said the concern over stability in the white house is reasonable. adding markets are blase about political risk until the last moment. a changing mood could mean more losses. stocks hit records two days ago. all three indices are up for the year. the selloff, dave, was before the news of today which is a special counsel. fascinating to see how wall
afghanistan with more military strikes against the terror group. the white house is not saying when president trump plans to make a final decision. all right, let s get a check on cnn money stream this morning. global markets up slightly. u.s. futures flat after wall street barely moved yesterday. that was a whole lot of nothing, but that nothing was enough to make the s&p 500 and the nasdaq to hit records. apple is the first $800 billion company after billionaire investor warren buffett said he nearly tripled his stake in the investment. the stock rose to 800 billion, the largest of any company. apple shares have had a great year. it s up 32% so far. the company is buying
rie hannon fleetwood mac, first, stevie and lindsey album for sure changed our lives. we had arrived. freedom being rich and famous in california. this is it, kid. freedom freedom forever gathered by the wind hit records sometimes bore an audience. they re not going to have another hit. or this one isn t as good as that. record companies like frothing at the mouth, and the imaging of the band was becoming a whole thing. so we were getting ready to make rumors with everyone falling apart. if loving you isn t the right to do
they brought us off the label. we decided to take some money and go on and try to do the best album. we were dysfunctional. we were not writing great songs anymore. the band had gone steal. any time a band has made as many records as they made in columbia, it can go steal. he had a label called full moon. it was a subsidiary of warner brothers. i moved my record label out of cbs at about the same time that chicago became free. everything was known to be a great manager. i said i will give you the best of both worlds and i will give you warner s and my undivided attention. the two labels were columbia and warner s. we wanted to be on one of the
efficiently with bullet points. obviously it s a very different experience to have live tlud history. to me, it s one very long sweep. i couldn t foresee anything as far as anybody leaving with anybody who s come and gone in this band. it s funny. people will find what their cumulative value is. bill champlin, the only reason people come to see the band is because of me. really? hmm, okay. bye. next. and then the band grew. styles changed. at a certain point if you have play on some hit records people have heard you. if you have played well or played something interesting, they remember you. then they call you. one of the most amazing