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Developments after speaking to one of the sources cited in the post piece. Doug, what were you able to confirm . We were finally able to reach the source cited by name in the New York Post story. His name is Julius Buckman. A retired census worker. We spoke to him this afternoon. He said the New York Post story is inaccurate, when i asked him how it was inaccurate, the columnist asked him if he could quote him. Buckman said no, i dont want to be quoted. He is quoted anyway. That is what he terms enact ray s in the post piece, buckman said, im quoting, told to make up information by higherup at census. It was a phone conversation. I forget the but go ahead and fabricate it. The white house is dismissing the post claims that census workers deliberately faked unemployment numbers at a time the president was seeking reelection. Obviously misleading. I think a lot of people shed a lot of credibility engaging in conspiracy theories last fall without rigged jobs numbers. Meanwhile House Repub
U. S. Market, especially the nonblue chips will work its way higher perhaps by 20 to 30 in the next year or more likely over two years with the rest of the world including emerging Market Equities covering even more ground in at least a partial catchup. But then he continues, we will have a series of of serious market busts since 1999 and presumably greenspan, bernanke, yellen, et al. Will help happy. And we the people, of course, will get what we deserve. Dow futures down by 11 points. S p futures off by 2. 25 points. It is worth pointing out that we have seen a super strong run since october 9th. Were going to continue to talk about the markets throughout the morning. But first, we heard to some of the mornings top corporate stories. Thanks, beck. I wish we could get someone to look at his recent comments. I cannot remember in recent years him predicting we would get this far. Hes always been pretty concerned, so i dont know. I dont know how to read that. We need someone to look in t
Above that 16,000 mark for the first time. We did have pretty good volatility in the final hour of trading. Bob pisani has been tracking todays actions. Dow industrials, fairly narrow trading range. 60 points in the dow. I heard a lot of jaw boning over markets being oversold but i dont see a lot of people acting on their displeasure with the markets. Were staying with status quo. Housing releeltd stocks had a great day. Home depot, raised their guidance, a new high for them. Vulcan and masco come out with their numbers tomorrow. Retail stocks, tjx raised their fullyear guidance as well. The one weak group were seeing continues to be high beta names particularly in the internet space. You see netflix, yelp, zillow, groupon, not a lot of news but lift. 3d printers, no news i saw that was out today but thats a significant drop. They have had a great run throughout the year. The only characteristic, high beta as well. Would he get the fmoc minutes tomorrow and a couple of fed officials we