Rates and push more money into the banking system but to what end? whom do you lend the money? not enough workers and a huge demographic point. i think they boxed themselves in many ways far more deeply than the federal reserve or the european central bank has with their own unconventional policies the last few years. how is this playing out in the commodities markets? commodities have been a focal point for this entire past week and the selloff we ve seen and the weakness in the u.s. stocks. the concerns are closely tied to the commodity space. and then we see it bleed over into many areas. over the course of the past year we ve seen a huge deterioration in the price of oil, also tied to supply concerns but also to growth issues. and then we see that over the course of the past couple weeks we see it manifesting itself in certain stocks. material space. industrial space. companies that are really going to get hit and you have seen that actually have a pretty significant effect on
Working as a trader on the chicago board of trade and the chicago mercantile exchange and then went to a futures fund and found another exciting place to use the skills he learned. he has four children ages 11 to 4, but now as a result of cut backs, charles is out of a job. he needs to get back in the job market. we give him 30 seconds to get there. he joins us live from chicago. you worked on your own for quite a while. is that still an option? well, you know, the pits in chicago, a lot of the migration, the volume has gone to the screen, and it hasn t been quite the fit for me in terms of what i did when i stood in the pits. so i m looking to branch out and stay in the commodity space but branch out and do something a little different. what do you think? what would be something different? are you open to anything?