10 , but lets be honest the markets are still down big time this year so cold comfort for investors who may have gotten in toward the end of last year well dissect all of that. One big theme today is the Federal Reserve effectively riding to the rescue of the bond market and even the etf bond market look at the hyg, something we have been highlighting and were going on more than a month now up 7 as well as the fed as it says there goes all in and we are all in with a great lineup for you again. We have guy, tim, weve got karen and weve got steve grasso it is going to be a beg hour we have Paul Macaulay with rare mineral supply chains and i want to get to steve grasso because the Federal Reserve, and i know it is very difficult for the audience out there who is not doing this every day to keep track of the alphabet soup of acronyms the Federal Reserve came in today with another 2 trillion program. Did they effectively bail out a big part of the etf market yeah. I think they did so the f
Kelley as amy said and here tonight to talk to her insider about his new book, the war, which ive read over the last week. And first of all, congratulations on the book thank you. And for people like me are in the Energy Business it was very informative, very instructive. And i know what a hard job it is. So congrats relations. Im getting there. Thank what id like to do is sort of highlight some of the main issues in the book with some questions that toss over to ernst and let him explain on some of the themes he brought up in the book with respect to the questions. The first one id like to start out with was absolutely staggering to me and amazing to me. And that is were talking about metals that are important in the Energy Transition to go to a greener world. And what i was amazed was the amount of these metals in particular that are in things like electronic vehicles in particular, the copper and the lithium. So could you expand on just the quantities involved and why its so importa
Kelley as amy said and here tonight to talk to her insider about his new book, the war, which ive read over the last week. And first of all, congratulations on the book thank you. And for people like me are in the Energy Business it was very informative, very instructive. And i know what a hard job it is. So congrats relations. Im getting there. Thank what id like to do is sort of highlight some of the main issues in the book with some questions that toss over to ernst and let him explain on some of the themes he brought up in the book with respect to the questions. The first one id like to start out with was absolutely staggering to me and amazing to me. And that is were talking about metals that are important in the Energy Transition to go to a greener world. And what i was amazed was the amount of these metals in particular that are in things like electronic vehicles in particular, the copper and the lithium. So could you expand on just the quantities involved and why its so importa
Kelley as amy said and here tonight to talk to her insider about his new book, the war, which ive read over the last week. And first of all, congratulations on the book thank you. And for people like me are in the Energy Business it was very informative, very instructive. And i know what a hard job it is. So congrats relations. Im getting there. Thank what id like to do is sort of highlight some of the main issues in the book with some questions that toss over to ernst and let him explain on some of the themes he brought up in the book with respect to the questions. The first one id like to start out with was absolutely staggering to me and amazing to me. And that is were talking about metals that are important in the Energy Transition to go to a greener world. And what i was amazed was the amount of these metals in particular that are in things like electronic vehicles in particular, the copper and the lithium. So could you expand on just the quantities involved and why its so importa
Kelley as amy said and here tonight to talk to her insider about his new book, the war, which ive read over the last week. And first of all, congratulations on the book thank you. And for people like me are in the Energy Business it was very informative, very instructive. And i know what a hard job it is. So congrats relations. Im getting there. Thank what id like to do is sort of highlight some of the main issues in the book with some questions that toss over to ernst and let him explain on some of the themes he brought up in the book with respect to the questions. The first one id like to start out with was absolutely staggering to me and amazing to me. And that is were talking about metals that are important in the Energy Transition to go to a greener world. And what i was amazed was the amount of these metals in particular that are in things like electronic vehicles in particular, the copper and the lithium. So could you expand on just the quantities involved and why its so importa