This market . I mean, look, i will tell you in a month you know all we know is that the market was relatively high based on relative optimism and the optimism has been punctured. Is it terminal who knows. A mean a few weeks ago the market had a bad day on coronavirus. A monday ago it had a bad day on iran will it be long term or short . Nobody knows. People sort of throw around terms like black swan event and waiting for those types of thing to really cause a dramatic market selloff does it feel to you in your gut through all the markets you have seen that this is the kind of thing that could evolve into that as long as you use the word could. It has the potential to be that kind of thing, a catalyst. But you know, will the you know, its its on fear now you know a week ago, people were talking about containment. Now they are talking about contention now they are talking about italy, and you know, moving beyond china so i think that, you know, in one of my memos bryn knows all the memos
I thank you for the contributions you have given us to help utah become the best it can be. Thank you very much. [applause] their annual winter meeting in washington, d. C. , the National Governors association held a discussion on prison reentry, Workforce Development efforts, and occupational licensing reform. This is our next session will explore for Workforce Solutions. To begin todays discussion, we have the arkansas governor, who was the terror of the ngas education and workforce committee. Is leading a discussion on how states can provide workforce beining, and he will joined by Iowa Governor kim reynolds. She will talk about steps her state is taking to improve the states economy. I also want to take this to talk about the new vice chairman of the nga. We took a unanimous vote yesterday. Governor hutchinson will be the next vice chair of the nga. Congratulations to him. [applause] with that, we turn the floor over to you. thank you,chinson Governor Hogan, for your leadership and
Prices are. It does not mean that the market will down tomorrow but it does mean that the odds are not, in my opinion, in the investors behavior. Jp morgan hoping that revenue will benefit. Hit today. S also manus it is daybreak europe. The theme is rip it up and start again. They say growth will be 1 . 2. 3 this year. Against the going consensus of the march of the market. I quite like what they say, between bond traders and equity traders, apparently they say that bond traders might be more right but of course they are not infallible. It is a really interesting bearish call. What i would say about the equity market, both of us have observed the fact that that rally has been led by the mega caps, so you can question whether you look low the surface, if the equity market has that much conviction in growth. Caps did, maybe the small would not be lagging as much. Manus one sentiment, that it is no longer a currency manipulator, that moniker is gone. Break 6. 8 . , willie will it break 6.
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Hello, everybody. Are we good to go . I am mark tercek, and originally of the nature conservatory. Im glad to be the moderator of todays discussion. We have a great panel. To my left is monica de bolle from the Houston Institute for economics. To her left is daniel zarin with climate and landuse alliance and onscreen is my good friend peter seligman, cofounder and ceo of nia tero which focuses on a lot of issues we will be discussing today. He is the founder and longtime ceo of Conservation International where he continues to be the chairman. Our topic today is the Global Impact of the amazon rain forest you have been reading about in the news. This raises so many issues. First of all, what is really happening, hard to tell. How much of this is due to illegal logging, industrial ag, bad government policy, or is Climate Change itself impacting the forest . Also, the question arises, what happens . Until recently the amazon was one of the great conservation success stories. Through a gre