Fight the virus. This as deaths in the u. S. Surge past 50,000. The numbers are Getting Better in spain and italy but seem to be getting worse in places like russia and germany. The World Health Organization also forming an International Alliance to ensure that vaccines and treatments are distributed fairly. We are just ahead of a big week in earnings. I want to bring in taylor riggs. Sammys buoying the markets. What were you watching . Taylor exact reversal of yesterday. Outperformance within the tech sector but we are still lower for the week. We are waiting a bunch of being earnings coming next week. We got some chipmakers reporting this week. I will also talk about crude. Monday and tuesday, you had crude go below zero for the first time ever. Some of the losses we saw on monday and tuesday, even though the Energy Market rebounded, not enough to offset the big losses in crude. Contract still on pace for their worst week ever. You are starting to see some of that pessimism. Pandemic
Somehow we didnt get with some tit title wave of selling including me i thought it would be bad the sure of congress or trumps tweets, that often seem out of step with folks like washington, jefferson, lincoln today three of our more president ial president s. Here we are after one more whole hum day after we hit multi entry level highs. Nasdaq tacking on, its worth noting we did make it out of here unscaved. Why . Why was i so concerned because historically septembers the worst year for the market. Since 1928 the s p had climbed to 1. 14 since september this year up 1. 1 . Septembers different, its a month i feared every since i got in the business, thats because of the not because of the big picture in history but from my personal history when you run a Hedge Fund Like i do, discipline says you should sell everything, lock in your performance, lock in the term and only day trade for the rest of the year. I did it many times in my hedge fund that always breeds automatic selling. If yo
Host got to leave it there and i apologize only because were done with this threehour program where we looked at free speech. Time for us to conclude. We take you towe now take you ts institution in washington, d. C. A form looking over Security Matters over 21st century security, looking at the Trump Administration and Security Matters. We will take you to that forum right now. Allow them to take off from where i leave. We will have broad discussion up here amongst ourselves. To my left is former secretary of defense robert hale. He has been through the battles of iraq and afghanistan and sequestration and shutdown. He has seen it all in the obama years where he was for the most of that time. He is speaking today under his own auspices. He is my former boss, i worked with him at the Congressional Budget Office 25 years ago. I know. Twoeflects badly at least ways, the amount of time and your progeny, so to speak. He then went to the air force and was the comptroller through the 1990s f
Across the country. Now two former Obama Administration officials discuss what defense policies and strategies might look like under President Trump. The Brookings Institution hosted this event. Its just over 90 minutes. Good morning, everyone, and welcome to brookings. Were grateful to have everyone here today. Were going to be talking about what should Donald Trumps Defense Strategy, budget, and other military plans be looking forward for the United States. At a moment where the Trump Administration is undoubtedly still asking itself these questions and a lot of decisions havent yet been made, were still very early in a new presidency and we have about as great of a team to help answer these questions as i could imagine. And im looking forward as well as they are to discussion with you in the second half of this mornings forum. Let me briefly introduce each of the gentlemen here and then ill say a couple of broad words about where we stand in the Defense Budget debate. Just to allow
Across the country. Now two former Obama Administration officials discuss what defense policies and strategies might look like under President Trump. The Brookings Institution hosted this event. Its just over 90 minutes. Good morning, everyone, and welcome to brookings. Were grateful to have everyone here today. Were going to be talking about what should Donald Trumps Defense Strategy, budget, and other military plans be looking forward for the United States. At a moment where the Trump Administration is undoubtedly still asking itself these questions and a lot of decisions havent yet been made, were still very early in a new presidency and we have about as great of a team to help answer these questions as i could imagine. And im looking forward as well as they are to discussion with you in the second half of this mornings forum. Let me briefly introduce each of the gentlemen here and then ill say a couple of broad words about where we stand in the Defense Budget debate. Just to allow