the banks will end up in the pockets of terrorists or countries where sanctions prevent any kind of financial activity. carol: some banks have gotten in trouble because money past through them and it ended up in the hand of terrorists. and that s the big worry? alan: ellen: that is a big worry. they are cutting up these charities. these charities are trying to feed people in syria, the people in war zones. they are trying to do the best they can to ensure this money does not in any way to the terrorists. they are sorted at a standoff at the banks because the banks don t want to get in trouble themselves, yet they need the money, the charities the money so they can provide food and money. like islamicrities relief, christian aid, a bunch of them. carol: you guys are following the paper trail when it comes to the panama papers. tell us about that. ellen: this week we sort of step back and look at the reaction to panama all the disclosures from the panama papers about how vari
pockets of terrorists or countries where sanctions prevent any kind of financial activity. carol: some banks have gotten in trouble because money past through them and it ended up in the hand of terrorists. and that s the big worry? ellen: that is a big worry. they are cutting up these charities. these charities are trying to feed people in syria, the people in war zones. they are trying to do the best they can to ensure this money does not in any way to the terrorists. they are sorted at a standoff at the banks because the banks don t want to get in trouble themselves, yet they need the money, the charities the money so they can provide food and money. and other charities like islamic relief, christian aid, a bunch of them. carol: you guys are following the paper trail when it comes to the panama papers. tell us about that. ellen: this week we sort of step back and look at the reaction to panama all the disclosures from the panama papers about how various high-profile people
ellen: they are not cutting off charities because they don t believe in charities, but because they are worried that money passing to the banks will end up in the pockets of terrorists or countries where sanctions prevent any kind of financial activity. carol: some banks have gotten in trouble because money past through them and it ended up in the hand of terrorists. and that s the big worry? ellen: that is a big worry. they are cutting off these charities. these charities are trying to feed people in syria, the people in war zones. they are trying to do the best they can to ensure this money does not in any way to the terrorists. they are sorted at a standoff at the banks because the banks don t want to get in trouble themselves, yet they need the money, the charities the money so they can provide food and money. oxfam and other charities like islamic relief, christian aid, a bunch of them. carol: you guys are following the paper trail when it comes to the panama papers. tel
charity s because they do not believe in charities. they are worried that money passing to the banks will end up in the pockets of terrorists or countries where sanctions prevent any kind of financial activity. carol: so some banks have gotten in trouble because money past sed through them and it has ended up in the hands of terrorists. and that s the big worry? ellen: that is a big worry. they are cutting up these cutting off these charities. meanwhile these charities are trying to feed people in syria, feed people in war zones. they are trying to do the best they can to ensure this money does not in any way to the terrorists. they are sort of at a standoff at the banks because the banks don t want to get in trouble themselves, yet they need the money, the charities the money so they can provide food and , blankets, etc. carol: as opposed to big institutions. ellen: and other charities like islamic relief, christian aid, a bunch of them. carol: also in global economics you
slightly in positive territory, expanding three days of gains. dow jones little bit higher, gaining .1%, also a fourth day of climbs. the nasdaq, though, in negative territory, down .2%, and reversing four days of gains. morning, it this as 2120 six,slow but it clawed back most of those losses and is currently unchanged. we are seeing these industries known as defensive are the best gainers. financials and banks currently unchanged, but if this does turn negative, it would in sixe first decline days, which would be the longest winning streak in three months. we are also seeing energy shares declining. of course, we have crude oil reversing gains. some of the biggest decliners, mostave chesapeake energy folding 6%. we also want to take a look at crude before we go. that is huge right now, falling 4%. ,ake a look at that tumble industry data showing fuel inventories unexpectedly grew adding to concerns of oversupply. crude is now hanging around $45 a barrel. david: thank you
we will hear again from abigail doolittle a little bit later because of the biotech indices. one difference today was utilities, telecom, safety areas leading the way. of beenhey, that s kind the story. however, we are going to bounce back there. i want to jump into what we are looking at on the talk market. particularly a couple of sectors in the s&p complex. we had inventories they ll in the day. energy stocks went right down. we been talking about the defensive, energy stocks have been a big part of the rally. the only ones trading on higher what higher volume today. in addition to those, i m checking out volatility. fascinating, down a bit today, but let the record show that for much of the day it was moving in the direction as the market. matt: for the first time the german government bond went negative at auction. where people are straight up paying for what s always been on the secondary market. the first time people are officially paying the government to hold the
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gain of 44 cents. 44.67 ber peril. brent at 48 this morning. and out of brazil, the senate has decided to proceed with a impeachment of dilma rousseff. vice president will replace her during the trial and permanently if she s guilty. 180 days guaranteed that she s out? yes. while they undergo trial. trial. and then they have a vote and the senate has to vote by two-thirds to push her out permanently. we think based on the trial. but nobody thinks the trial is relevant. they think they already know the count in advance. and interesting the way the stock market has reacted. it was at one point maybe it still is the best performing market in the world year to date. trading on her eventual departure with the idea that the vice president is more market friendly. almost anybody could be more market presently than dilma rousseff. what s up? closen on fifty in oil. the market was down 200 and supposed to be co-related. doesn t work anymore. and then. where d
that simply doesn t fit the facts or the stocks involved. although on a day like today it reminds that you after three week of being down, a rally can move the see saw higher. the dow gained 170 points. in addition dam, 1.22%. nice to see that index come alive. still i m constantly hearing how dangerous this market is. how it is one step ahead of the possie or one slip away from falling off a cliff am i like to return to the craft. the craft of valuing the principles. the 30 stocks of the dow jones industrial average. this seems anything but dangerous to me. with that in mind, why don t we go over every component. none of that macro stuff, the numbers here, the components. so you know exactly what i mean. it is quite constructive to find out how good these companies are. some of these out of sync with what people are saying. all the negative chatter would have you walking away from this market in fear of not running. i think you should stay the course. the global economy gets