captioning sponsored by wpbt tom: good evening. u.s. stocks continued falling today, marking their biggest point and percentage losses this year. susie, today s decline also marks the longest losing streak this year, down five straight sessions susie: tom, fear was back in the market today on fresh worries about the global economy, europe s financial problems, and concerns about slowing growth in china. the dow fell almost 214 points, the nasdaq lost 55, the s&p down 23. the losses come at a nervous time for investors the start of earnings season. alcoa kicked things off after the close today. we ll detail its earnings beat and talk with c.e.o. klaus kleinfeld a little later in the program. tom: scott minerd is the chief investment officer at guggenheim partners, which has $125 billion under management. scott, last spring, we saw the economy slow down. we saw the stock market slow down. how would you describe the stocks selling in over the past five sessions? well, y
captioning sponsored by wpbt tom: good evening. u.s. stocks continued falling today, marking their biggest point and percentage losses this year. susie, today s decline also marks the longest losing streak this year, down five straight sessions susie: tom, fear was back in the market today on fresh worries about the global economy, europe s financial problems, and concerns about slowing growth in china. the dow fell almost 214 points, the nasdaq lost 55, the s&p down 23. the losses come at a nervous time for investors the start of earnings season. alcoa kicked things off after the close today. we ll detail its earnings beat and talk with c.e.o. klaus kleinfeld a little later in the program. tom: scott minerd is the chief investment officer at guggenheim partners, which has $125 billion under management. scott, last spring, we saw the economy slow down. we saw the stock market slow down. how would you describe the stocks selling in over the past five sessions? well, y
captioning sponsored by wpbt tom: good evening. u.s. stocks continued falling today, marking their biggest point and percentage losses this year. susie, today s decline also marks the longest losing streak this year, down five straight sessions susie: tom, fear was back in the market today on fresh worries about the global economy, europe s financial problems, and concerns about slowing growth in china. the dow fell almost 214 points, the nasdaq lost 55, the s&p down 23. the losses come at a nervous time for investors the start of earnings season. alcoa kicked things off after the close today. we ll detail its earnings beat and talk with c.e.o. klaus kleinfeld a little later in the program. tom: scott minerd is the chief investment officer at guggenheim partners, which has $125 billion under management. scott, last spring, we saw the economy slow down. we saw the stock market slow down. how would you describe the stocks selling in over the past five sessions? well, y
captioning sponsored by wpbt tom: good evening. u.s. stocks continued falling today, marking their biggest point and percentage losses this year. susie, today s decline also marks the longest losing streak this year, down five straight sessions susie: tom, fear was back in the market today on fresh worries about the global economy, europe s financial problems, and concerns about slowing growth in china. the dow fell almost 214 points, the nasdaq lost 55, the s&p down 23. the losses come at a nervous time for investors the start of earnings season. alcoa kicked things off after the close today. we ll detail its earnings beat and talk with c.e.o. klaus kleinfeld a little later in the program. tom: scott minerd is the chief investment officer at guggenheim partners, which has $125 billion under management. scott, last spring, we saw the economy slow down. we saw the stock market slow down. how would you describe the stocks selling in over the past five sessions? well, y
rick santorum finished third with 17% with ron paul last at 13%. well, despite the second-place finish, mitt romney vowed to stay in the gop race through every vote in every state, acknowledging that he has no plans to bow out. santorum and paul also vowed to continue their campaigns. newt gingrich says his win in south carolina came with the support of people who don t believe they re represented by the elites in washington and new york. the biggest thing i take from the campaign in south carolina is that it is very humbling and very sobering to have so many people who so deeply want their country to get back on the right track. [ cheers and applause ] exit polls showed gingrich led among voters who said their top priority was picking a candidate who could beat president obama. newt gingrich won almost every delegate in south carolina, but he s still behind in the total delegate count. mitt romney is ahead with 33 delegates. gingrich has 25 after picking up 23 in south