Shares in reverse. As continue martin warns the fullyear profits will have after lower margins make for a, quote, very disappointing year a wealth of change ubs reorganizes Wealth Management in the biggest overhaul later on the show, 15 days to find a compromise we talk digital taxes as french minister says he is working with Steven Mnuchin to smooth over tensions a warm welcome tostreet signs. We kick off the show we are in the midst of a global rebound. Yesterday, we saw u. S. Stocks engineer a turnaround as investors begin to reassess the real risk of further escalation in tensions in the middle east that positive sentiment has largely filtered over to asia. In europe, we are seeing trade kick off on a stronger foot. In particular with the dax up 1 youll remember this time, the dax was the clear underperformer on the day a chemicals heavy index. This bounce back we are seeing is alongside a pull back in the oil pros a little pause for breath and assessment for what lies in the middl
The advance saw big gains today and it didnt stop there. Technology shares, which have lagged the postelection runup also rose sharply. The Dow Jones Industrial average to 19,216. Its tenth record close since the election. The nasdaq was up 53, and the s p 500 was higher by 12. The current bull market is one of the longest in history, and instead of slowing down, it seems to have been reenergized. Mike santoli takes a closer look. Reporter the current bull market in stocks is old by historical standards, but at the moment refuses to act its age. The market run that began in march 2009 is nearing its eighth bir birthday. In recent months and particularly since the election of donald trump, the sector is doing best resemble the usual leaders of a bull market just getting started. Smaller, riskier stocks surged ahead of big stable ones. Economically Sensitive Industries such as railroads, autos, motels and banks are among the biggest winners lately. And very few of the older market advanc
The advance saw big gains today and it didnt stop there. Technology shares, which have lagged the postelection runup also rose sharply. The Dow Jones Industrial average to 19,216. Its tenth record close since the election. The nasdaq was up 53, and the s p 500 was higher by 12. The current bull market is one of the longest in history, and instead of slowing down, it seems to have been reenergized. Mike santoli takes a closer look. Reporter the current bull market in stocks is old by historical standards, but at the moment refuses to act its age. The market run that began in march 2009 is nearing its eighth bir birthday. In recent months and particularly since the election of donald trump, the sector is doing best resemble the usual leaders of a bull market just getting started. Smaller, riskier stocks surged ahead of big stable ones. Economically Sensitive Industries such as railroads, autos, motels and banks are among the biggest winners lately. And very few of the older market advanc
The advance saw big gains today and it didnt stop there. Technology shares, which have lagged the postelection runup also rose sharply. The Dow Jones Industrial average to 19,216. Its tenth record close since the election. The nasdaq was up 53, and the s p 500 was higher by 12. The current bull market is one of the longest in history, and instead of slowing down, it seems to have been reenergized. Mike santoli takes a closer look. Reporter the current bull market in stocks is old by historical standards, but at the moment refuses to act its age. The market run that began in march 2009 is nearing its eighth bir birthday. In recent months and particularly since the election of donald trump, the sector is doing best resemble the usual leaders of a bull market just getting started. Smaller, riskier stocks surged ahead of big stable ones. Economically Sensitive Industries such as railroads, autos, motels and banks are among the biggest winners lately. And very few of the older market advanc
Staff can start putting together this information to put it in front of you what would be involved and i think from that meeting we did really, you know, our next step is to really kind of work with the small Property Owners and the Real Estate Industry to kindly of discuss and take a look at well, if we really pushed this kind of program, could it have some other kinds of impact to the Real Estate Market that we may not necessarily think of whats the cause and effect and also for the small Property Owners who would be an incentive for them to subdivide you know, do a vertical subdivision and retain the residential portion and be willing to sell off the commercial portion so those are some things to take a look at and then i also did have a meeting with sf heritage the Historical Preservation staff and tim fry and sf travel again doing some exploratory discussions around criteria and also how can we work to Work Together to sort of leverage what will then be when we establish a legacy