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BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Markets July 29, 2016

Peretz. More data coming out. Lets go to julie hyman. Read onhe final Consumer Confidence from the university of michigans index. 90. 3. L from this is the final rating. The more important Economic Data point was gdp for last quarter expanding at 1. 2 , less than projected. That affecting markets are early in the day. It seems like investors are focusing on individual companies. Nd earning reports the nasdaq touching its highest rating level on an intraday basis that we have seen before falling back. The losers putting pressure on stocks, exxon mobil coming out with earnings missing estimates. Efining margins plunged 30 chevron falling after its third consecutive loss. Cigna cutting the Second Quarter earnings, well short of estimates. Theyre saying losses and a weakness in particular in the disability business. Disa ....

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BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Markets August 23, 2016

Right now, we are looking at highs, record highs for the s p 500 and the nasdaq. They are punching above the record highs. They are off of that by about a point. The nasdaq is still above that. Its climbing throughout the course of the day. We are looking at earnings which have come out, especially with best buy which has pushed the s p 500. We have new home sales or were much better than anticipated. Thats a pop of about 12 . Take a look at my terminal. I point this out to you because even though we are seeing some of this pop today, its our smallest trading date of the entire year. The s p has seen no moves up or down in the past 31 days. Day. E on pace for our 32nd we are keeping investors somewhat on the sidelines. One commodity i want to point out is oil. Wti crude has been on track for its worst two days in the past two weeks or so. We got this pop that you can see in the past hour or hour and half. It is 47. 82. It is up be 48 mark. We saw a reports coming out from reuters sayin ....

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FBC After The Bell April 28, 2016

Quarter report. Could come out any minute. If history is our guide well see the stock move up or down as much as 10 based on what happens. First lets get you back to these stocks, dropping into the close. Lets go right to adam shapiro at new york Stock Exchange. Adam, it was about 2 30 when the market really began to slide. What happened . The. Reporter i asked some of the traders down here and they said it is just algorithms, computerized trading started the selloff. When we broke below 2095 on s p 500, those computers kicked in and down we went. Look at stocks that sold off big, ibm was down close to something 2. 1 . Home depot was down over 2 . Apple, we keep talking about apple after they missed on earnings, look at that apple down 3 . Goldman sachs down what, 1 1 2 . Boeing was down close to 1 1 2 as well. What is surprising after we got the bank of japan news this morning which surprised everybody, we started to pull back fr ....

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KQED Nightly Business Report December 4, 2015

Bernardino was an act of terror. All three events, a changing of the Macro Economy and the fight against terrorism, will play out over the long term. All three weighed on investors minds today. By the close the Dow Jones Industrial average slid 252 points to 17,477. The nasdaq fell 85. The s p 500 dropped 29. Steve liesman takes a closer look at the events that kept investors on edge. Reporter concerns gripped markets today from two completely different sources. In frankfurt, germany the European Central bank announced a sweeping new round of easier monetary policies that nevertheless fell far short of market expectations. It strengthened the dollar, sent bond yields surging and weighed on stocks around the globe. And then in the early afternoon new details emerged about the horrific shootings in
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KQED Nightly Business Report December 4, 2015

Bernardino was an act of terror. All three events, a changing of the Macro Economy and the fight against terrorism, will play out over the long term. All three weighed on investors minds today. By the close the Dow Jones Industrial average slid 252 points to 17,477. The nasdaq fell 85. The s p 500 dropped 29. Steve liesman takes a closer look at the events that kept investors on edge. Reporter concerns gripped markets today from two completely different sources. In frankfurt, germany the European Central bank announced a sweeping new round of easier monetary policies that nevertheless fell far short of market expectations. It strengthened the dollar, sent bond yields surging and weighed on stocks around the globe. And then in the early afternoon new details emerged about the horrific shootings in
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