Firmly above 1. 7 . Andrew thank you. We have a crazy big show for you this morning lets just tell you about the lineup among the highlights, we have author ben measurer. Former of ceo of airlines. First Television Interview with the ceo wework in the midst of all of this big questions. Ceo of General Mills and then someone who never holds his tong, venture capitalist and investor coming up in the next three hours. We are going to do it. History in the making today. Central bank will begin buying etfs their Corporate Bond etfs but the First Time Ever. The idea is to be able to direct the money into the credit markets faster than by buying bonds. Reporting that the purchase about 250 billion of the feds 750 billion program inching closer and closer to stock etfs. Probably not a health of a buy on this buy owe tech etf we cant make that leap, right guys when you read this, werent you like, etfs it is not that favre a jump once i read it, instead of this bond, that bond, lets do it i unde
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