Services committee and how the markets may react. Then we will talk a bit about this try yant stake in our Parent Company comcast, what is the behind the thinking at triant and what if anything may owe dur as a result. Teslas battery day, where that stock is trying to recover this morning after yet another tweet from elon musk which is part of the discussion today, jim. Whether or not hes setting expectations in a different way saying that some of this high volume production is a phenomenon still a couple years away. Hes giving us an underpromise, overdeliver, i think, which is highly unlike him, but it could make more a little more pizzazz. Theres been so much talk about battery day, maybe he lowers expectations an blow them out. People come out and want to buy tesla, want to buy amazon, positive notes about apple, positive note about facebook its just become the pattern youre waiting and waiting for when the selling is over and then, david, they cannot resist. Theyre down 15 and 17 p
Whether its medical, some of these states posting some of their highest caseloads since the pandemic began, but then again optimism about the recovery at the same time. Right look, i think that we are all kind of thrown its governor to governor, yesterday in new jersey suddenly we get the you can have 100 people outside, 50 people inside. Versus six we are all kind of confused. With he see some parts of the country looking worse, other parts of the country that were so terrible its wide open and the confusion to me is what are the numbers going to be look like what are they going to look like given the fact that new york now feels like post wuhan and the rest of the country seems like, i dont know, maybe is it going to be italy, is it going to be spain i dont think it is. I think its going to be better, but i have to tell you, carl, that the stuff thats being bought is not in synch with whats happening, particularly the airlines, the hertz rental car, we saw a very good piece in the jo
59 minutes we are session highs on the dow record highs on the nasdaq composite intraday and set for a record close coming up, the rebound for Airline Stocks has been fast and furious. Is there enough demand to justify the rise well get a firsthand look with robin hayes. Plus, a powerful email from a Goldman Sachs employee about equality in america made the rounds on wall street in the past few days. Well speak with freddererick ba that is coming up on the show. Lets focus in on the big stories were watching to day. Mike san thole and Brian Sullivan watching the Energy Sector which is helping lead the market gains today mike, lets kick things off with you. Yeah, well, this rally continues to impress not just in the magnitude of the gains since the march 23rd low but the persistence of it. Look at a two year chart this is really now a broad move. Up until around this point, you can say it was relatively narrow yes, some of beaten down stocks gained most. Mostst reas of the reason is th
I was a hostage. He is very keen to clear his name. Party on, elon. Tesla celebrates a milestone of its push into china. Huawei braces for another challenging year under u. S. Sanctions. We hope restrictions do not get worse, but if they do we have a plan b. Sebastian Alan Greenspan says the only way to curb deficits is to pull back benefits. We are trying to spend more than we have. Sebastian thats all straight ahead on bloomberg best. Sebastian hello and welcome. Im Sebastian Salek and this is bloomberg best, your weekly review of the most important Business News analysis and interviews. Lets start with a day by day look at the top headlines. The week began with markets reeling from a geopolitical shock, an attack that killed one of irans top military officials. The fallout of a top Iranian Military commander is widening. Lawmakers in iraq have voted to expel american troops. Iran says it will no longer abide by the Nuclear Deal Reached with major powers in 2015. President trump thre
Accommodative policy and more from that interview with Christine Lagarde stepping down from the imf taking the top job of the ecb president in november take a listen to her view of the u. S. Economy right now its the longest period of growth in our country. The unemployment numbers are at rock bottom. Its in a very good place. Her thoughts on trade, china, and the likelihood of a global recession all coming up. First, mark tepper, ceo of Strategic Wealth partners, welcome back youve been surprised, impressed at the resilience of the market during september, which is not seasonally a very strong month september a usually a very sleepy month historically. Its down somewhere between half a percent and a percent, but so far this month, were up about 2 , so thats pretty good. I feel like were in a tina situation, where theres really no better laplace to invest your monday yields have come down on bonds its really not interesting to invest in the euro zone. Tina, there isno alternative. Ther