away, wait till you see which candidate are speaking live in this hour. we will take you to new hampshire in the campaign trail. you have heard of blood diamonds, what about blood makeup. we have the founder and ceo of beauty counter, have you heard about this company, the founder is disrupting the entire cosmetic industry cleaning up the dirty underbelly and making money hand over fist doing it. deep coding, the human and cycle pedia who has three pics for you. he says they will spike this year for your portfolio. charlie breaks on the latest wild pitch in the sale of the new york mets. we are less than an hour to the closing bell, let s start the claman countdown . . liz: we need you to look at a company called co-diagnostics. this is a back scene maker, and it just resumed trading after being halted on news that it s begun to sell the screening test that is specifically designed to identify the deadly coronavirus. look at the stock now, for $3.88. it is jumping 29% becau
you were going down. 401(k)s right now, i met last week in new york city with a very, very fine group of policemen. they were all so happy about their 401(k)s. they feel like they are geniuses he said, i m up 39%. i see all the guys carrying the booms are smiling. are you up too yes, he is he has the one that s the highest and the closest. he is a good boomer but he has a big smile on his face, right thank you. that s very nice they are usually with the press. they won t admit it but he does, because he is beyond the press i just want to say that people are up 30%, 40%, 50% depending on what s in there they are very, very happy. we think we are going to grow that a lot more. we think the economy has a long way to grow. it needs the tax cut and all that money is going to be spent on expanding businesses. we have so many different things in this bill that are going to create jobs. for me, this is a bill very simple it is a massive tax cut for the middle class and it is about jo
bizarre ways, the world series finale feels a heck of a lot like today s market where the dow dipped 77 points. s&p declined 0.65%. nasdaq lost 0.93%. now, you know me. i care about the players for certain, and the game is definitely of interest. but when i think of cleveland versus chicago, i m defaulting to a map of cramerica and the players that rule those two cities. in chicago, it s walgreens boots alliance, boeing, archer daniels midland, united continental, and allstate. sherwin-williams, parker hannifin, keycorp and cliffs natural resources. i have no idea who wins the big game tonight, but i also don t really care, not because i m not interested in baseball. i used to be a vendor selling ice cream at veterans stadium in philly. i threw out the first pitch last year against the diamondbacks. mike schmidt s my hero. it s that i like both the cubs and the indians because they re both underdogs like my teams from philly, so it s very hard choose which city will win when
wonderful example so assuming some social and economic provisions ought to be in the tax laws, let s think about tax credits. every dollar of tax credit saves you one dollar. it doesn t matter what your marginal tax bracket is. so if you owe a thousand dollars and you get a thousand dollar tax credit, you don t owe anything. if you owe a million dollars, you owe a million minus $1,000. now, the tax credits also should be refundable in many cases where they are social programs because a refundable tax credit like the earned income tax credit which says people who are working but don t earn a living wage are going to get extra money to help them have a living wage. and so if you make it refundable if you don t owe the income tax, you ll get a direct grant. both commissions said that about the home mortgage interest deduction, replace it by a credit. congress ignored that. finally, you might have the largest credit for people who need the help most and the least credits for pe
americans hit the stores in search of steals and deals on black thursday. and hands off our week, shares plummet after australia s mitland say it s just not in the nation s interest. announcer: you re watching worldwide exchange, bringing you business news from around the globe. a warm welcome to the last worldwide exchange of the month. standard & poors cut its long-term credit rating for the neglect netherlands from aa plus from aaa. speaking earlier, the dutch finance minister gave his reaction. i take these ratings seriously because the markets take them seriously. as i said, growth expectations for the netherlands are the same that we have ourselves on which we base our budget and it just confirms the need for us to push forward some of these reforms so we can get bigger and better growth figures. of course, you know, the other two rating agencies have only recently confirmed the aaa status for the netherlands and now s&p has downgraded us to aa plus. i m dis