It, investors want to see an evidence of an improving economy in order to rely less on government policies. Today the Dow Jones Industrial average was off 13 points to 20,650. The nasdaq dropped 17 and the s p 500 lost 3. And another key events over the next few days and weeks could determine direction of stocks. Dominic chu explains. One quarter down, three more to go in 2017. And one of the biggest questions for investors now is whether the market rally since the election can keep going. While there is a general optimism on wall street, maern experts feel as though there are reasons to be at least a little bit cautious in the coming weeks and months. To the extent with edid not have some sort of Corporate Tax reform, that would certainly be a difficulty of the markets. Anything on the political situation, with the elections, whether its upcoming in france or germany later in the year, that could be an issue. And finally, id say the markets, s p at 20 times earnings, thats the kind of
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she asked, why do i have to get sports programming? espn and espn 2, she is sending a check to disney for about $70 even though she does not watch it. challenging economy, $70 is a lot of money for many americans. i m a sports fanatic and i love espn. i stay awake many nights watching games back in arizona with a horrible three hour time change. i would never go without espn, but the fact is the majority of tv consumers have no interest in sports programming and should not be forced to purchase it. many americans are beginning to realize included in their cable bills is a charge about $10 per month to carry sports programming like espn, which cost nearly five dollars a month. for more expensive than any other cable and even less popular channels like regional sports networks which can be almost as expensive. also bundling with also bundling. once again, the consumers want the bundles? the answer is no. according to statistics, in 95, the average cable household was sold 41