and shanghai up 18 points. the dax up by a half percentage point. similar gain for the cac in france the ftse in london up by a similar amount the yield in the to two-year, up 1.763% also look at gold prices because they were under some pressure yesterday gold down about 1.6% 1,27 1,279.50 lowe s is recording 1.05. above the estimates of 1.02. three cents above estimates. the revenue number that i m looking at, at least sales, 16.8 billion that s a bit above looking at this forecast company sees fiscal year eps of 4.20 to 4.30 if that s not an adjusted number, it s below the 4.50 on the estimate here. 1.05, three cents ahead. the company is supposed to earn 87 cents next quarter that would have gotten the company to 4.50. they beat it by three, so they only need84 cents in the fourt quarter to hit that number maybe that s adjusted. if it s not adjusted, it s below the forecast maybe there s something there. the adjusted number may be different than the 4.50. looks like they
but look at downtown calistoga. restaurant after restaurant after restaurant, business after business after business, they are all closed. everybody listened to the warning. they got out of dodge, so to speak, and evacuated town with the mandatory evacuation order into effect. i think what probably alerted people the most was that they got the all clear. they thought they were out of this thing, and now tonight, they re just afraid this thing is really going to blow up. i m also near what is called the tubbs fire. that s directly behind. at last check it has burned more than 28,000 acres. and take a look at the desolation in calistoga tonight. we ventured around town this afternoon, it s a wild west ghost town as one guy said. we saw very few cars on the street. cal fire says it is committed to the fire fight. so let me give you the very latest. nearly 8,000 firefighters are on the frontlines of all these fires. 73 helicopters have been flying above, and more than 30 tankers
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retirement, but in law there is something called a catch-up contribution that you can make to your retirement plan after age 50, so that is meant to solve that problem, so that is a good thing. the problem in current law is there is also something called minimum distribution retirements which starts at age 70. 1960.s picked in that was really old. 70 is not old now. so law has a lot of adjustments to make in that regard. i think it would help when you go to college or go to grad school, you re not thinking of next year, you re thinking of a whole career. to think it is best to think of these things in terms of the lifecycle. hello, thank you so much for having this amazing panel and for each of you being here. i am one of the thousands of feds that are furloughed. you re not allowed to work. i was told that we would not receive any salary for perhaps three to four weeks or more. and many of us are looking to our retirement savings for hardship loans, which is the absolute
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