Your money as you consider whether you should buy this stock as well. Ive got great guests today to go over 24 as welthis as well the Investment Committee is here as always. And were anticipating the ipo and jon fortts interview with Frank Slootman leslie picker is with us too and steve, you wanted an allocation and you didnt get it, but you why did you want a piece of this action well, i readprospectus, a strange thing to do for a great deal and the growth is phenomenal when they cite their retention rate, it is 158 which means that they are upselling, their accounts are taking on more are product. So i love the cloud. This is ai for the cloud it has a blue chip list of clients of accounts. So why wouldnt you want it. You dont find that growth anywhere and so everything checked on the box. So maybe if brad will give me some of his, well continue our friendship looking forward to that. And i have Pete Najarian who called in who is unhappy as well you wanted a piece of this too and you
Complacent well debate that and your next money moves. Liz young is with us, and a tipper mcgee, Institutional Investment services group, and she is a new cnbc contributor. We will have the hazing ceremony, tiffany, in just a bit. Meanwhile, a check on the marks. Nasdaq against hitting new intraday highs, but the nasdaq doing a bit of a uturn, now down 28 points or about 0. 25 of this hour as some growth names like tesla and apple drop. Well talk about them in a little more detail steve weiss, id like to begin with you i read a very persuasive note that talked about reasons to stay invested. If you bet against this market, you are bankly shorting two things you are shorting the fed and you are shorting science, i. E. The hope that a vaccine will come along. You want to short those two . I dont think so steve . So, my observation that i sent to you this morning were that the markets momentum market, and if you disregard fundamentals, which the market is doing in large part, or at least
Recognize my great friend and colleague, the best president of the best World Affairs council in the United States. I know we have a lot of World Affairs Council Members here. Gym falk, very, very grateful to jim for his help in this. As ive said, weve got the players, including stephen hadley, who will be speaking tonight, a truly great Public Servant who is the director of the nsc under bush, and i say Public Servant in days when that meant something and it really mattered. We respected people who hold these high positions. Were going to look forward to hearing from him tonight. And i think without even leaving the stage, im going to get the first panel under way so we can start this. As a college professor, i would say get your notepads out. There are going to be questions, discussion, so were going to start with our first panel, and i want to invite the panelists to come up to the stage. Tim sayle from the university of toronto is going to chair the panel and lead the discussion. H
South carolina with a make or break contest for at least some of the contenders. Lets ask Dan Hemminger and columnist and Manhattan Institute senior fellow jason riley. Any doubt that sanders is the front runner . No doubt at all. Numbers told the story. He has won two caucus is in the primary in a row in nevada and South Carolina and bernie has a cement like block of supporters a 25 . It is the question whether he can expand that base. We said that about donald trump. Im not sure the same is true of you dont think he could expand as much. One of the big stories in the past week, is the workers in nevada, they have repudiated, bernies medicare for all saying the preferred their goldplated private insurance plans. And the thing that most people attached to Bernie Sanders is medicare for all. And i think that was that six and with the American People it begins to establishha a feelingn his support which gives an opportunity for the moderates to vote however theyre going to do that, but a
Set their sights on nevada and South Carolina with a make or break contest for at least some of the contenders. Lets ask Dan Hemminger and columnist and Manhattan Institute senior fellow jason riley. Any doubt that sanders is the front runner . No doubt at all. Numbers told the story. He has won two caucus is in the primary in a row in nevada and South Carolina and bernie has a cement like block of supporters a 25 . It is the question whether he can expand that base. We said that about donald trump. Im not sure the same is true of you dont think he could expand as much. One of the big stories in the past week, is the workers in nevada, they have repudiated, bernies medicare for all saying the preferred their goldplated private insurance plans. And the thing that most people attached to Bernie Sanders is medicare for all. And i think that was that six and with the American People it begins to establishha a feelingn his support which gives an opportunity for the moderates to vote however