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manus: i am manus cranny. iraq get on board, business is coming. that is the message in the market. maybe i am overly excited. have a look at this. the morning of brexit, you and i were here, it was 5:00 a.m. talking about the demolition derby happening. here we go. this is the msci all-world. there is the brexit referendum, down she went. the msci as rally for a fourth day in a row, up 8% from the worst position. we have reapplied, redeliver to value, 3.5 trillion whiteout is back on the agenda. is a new record in 13 months. stoxx 600 up 4%. there is no doubt about it. fromthat midyear moment, that real sort of panic moment in the markets, you have this search. it is going to be ok. there is no playbook. it is called the lehman moment. stimulus boots out there. anna: we will see how long that president atry price the moment. at the forecast, forecast in line. let s have a look at the risk radar and show you various assets. the japanese story, the chief cabinet secretar ....
the search for yield is creating crazy conditions. meanwhile, pimco is loading up on treasuries. who is right? less than half an hour to go. take it to the bloomberg and show everybody what we think will be happening. the fair value calculation on the wei says we will see a softer touch. the story yesterday was a very strong day for european equities . the dax was up very strongly, the cac up 1.57, the ftse flat. the pound is front and center in that story. caroline: it certainly is, and i want to check in on how it is doing today. we have had a bit of a ramp-up as the new premise to recep to come in today. some sort of political stability coming into the united kingdom, risk-on tradeof we saw yesterday slowed into asia, up a tense of 1%. despite those cautious notes, they don t believe in helicopter money. overall, it has been a buying of equities in asia, up for a third straight day, above levels the eu exited. meanwhile, yen is gathering steam, a reversal in the yen ....
of trading this week. the dax off by 0.8%. ,f you lift out the stoxx 600 the biggest moving group is travel and leisure, perhaps no surprise. switch up the board very quickly. look at this. dollar-yen. potentially the biggest weekly gain for dollar and in dollar-yen in percentage terms in years. treasuries having their worst week so far this year. 1.54% of the u.s. 10-year. david w.: turning to the attack on nice, president hollande held an emergency meeting after 84 people were killed during a terror attack in the southern city of nice. we turn to our bloomberg colleague who has been reporting on the story. please bring us up to speed on what we know about this attack up to now. we know the name of the attacker now. mohamed lahouaiej bouhlel. he has been identified as a 31-year-old french tunisian national. apparently, a family man with three children. his drivers license was found in the truck and police have man who was is the driving the truck into the crowd last ....
because as we go higher and higher, the dow closing at record highs again today. the risk grows, and you need to foe not just the rewards but possibly what could go wrong after this historic run. dow putting on another up day. let he give you three familiar examples, amazon, facebook and microsoft. to demonstrate this risk/reward, aum three ha all three have that. and they offer a window on ways you can value the stocks. we ll go from cheapest to most expensive, first we have the $44 billion that is microsoft. much better than the previous of that disappointed so many investors. microsoft is transforming itself from a software company to one of the world s largest cloud providers. now, if you look at it statically, growing at about 7%. sales at 19 times earnings. that s right. even after today s epic 5.3% move, it s nowhere near the balance sheet that microsoft has with $100 billion in cash, unbelievable. they pay a 6% quarterly dividend. that s better than the 2.1 aver ....
politics. also the development of the women s space program in the 1940s and 50s. and this weekend, tamara drought will talk about america s new working class and their potential political power. she is in conversation with democracy now s amy goodman. we have a deep and long history in this country of undervaluing work that involves serving people and especially caring for people. so we now have a working class that is much more female and much more people of color than the industrial working class was. and that very definition of who is working class is one reason why i think we ve seen a real disappearance of the idea of a working class in this country. after words airs on booktv every saturday at 10 p.m. and sunday at 9 p.m. eastern. you can watch all previous after words programs on our web site, booktv.org. and starting now, a panel on hip-hop and literature from medgar evers college, host of the 13th national black writers conference. this panel contai ....