A slight rebound in oil. A pretty significant rebound in copper. The treasurycross curve. Had two backtoback be a equities sitive it will be interesting to see what the sentiment is when we come into work in the morning on wednesday. Still with us, scott rendon. Cohosts joey weisenthal and scarlet fu. Appetitealk about risk , when you look across the globe and you may be look at emerging markets, do you see anything attractive given how far we have seen the dollar move higher and the issues in funding markets . Think there will be some problems. We are also underweight developed International Markets and u. S. Small caps. Right now, we are very focused on u. S. Large caps, u. S. Midcaps. While our targets show positive returns for all of those asset classes, far and away the two best opportunities, at least in capspinion, our u. S. Large and midcaps. We do not want to get overly aggressive in these International Markets. Right now, we are underweight those markets. Well, i did not hear
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The discussion is three hours. Good morning, everyone. Good morning. Thank you for your patience. Im nick burns, director of Aspen Strategy Group and welcome to this session on American Global leadership in the 21st century. First, i want to thank dla piper for giving us the space is horny. We very much appreciate that. I want to thank all of you for being here, members of our Strategy Group, in particular senator dan of alaskan who im honored to interest you in a minute. Let me tell you about our program this morning. We at the Aspen Strategy Group are 35 years old. We have this radical notion that even in washington there can be an organization that is resolutely nonpartisan. We have been resolutely nonpartisan for 35 years. Our founders are bill perry, joan i, a lot. We meet annually in aspen, colorado to discuss and debate big ideas about america foreignpolicy and our Global Leadership in each year we hear a book based on our proceedings for publication in this years book is availa