sachs. from kiev are of little importance. a now, if it is proven that the ukrainian government is really behind this, then the united states should... next, our broadcast will continue with alexander’s special report on the assault units of the russian army that are taking part in the special. and military operations, how soldiers fight and how their life works on the front line, about this right now. we even fortified some small trench there, fortified the area, that is, we entered, fortified ourselves, moved on, entered, fortified ourselves, moved on, that is, it’s clear that people there, we take out the wounded, evacuate, bring in reserves, and so on, let's go, let's go, major alexander troshin, a forced prisoner, until recently he was a senior lieutenant, commander of a tank battalion. one of the youngest battalion commanders in the area of ​​the north military district, he himself sat at the levers and brought tank columns into battle. here is one of the moments when a shell hit his c

sachs. said that instead of self-destructing, the north atlantic alliance has emerged. strategy to expand, and this became an end in itself, which cultivated the hostility necessary to justify aggressive policies. in the zaporozhye direction of the special operation zone, military personnel of the bars volunteer detachment are repelling attacks by militants of the ukrainian armed forces. ukrainian troops regularly try to break through our defense, but only suffer new losses. from the front line, report by military correspondent anton stepanenko. here are the firing points in the event of a combat alert, everyone is occupied by the fighters , they serve on the oporniks, the soldiers guard, watch the field, so the territory is under control, this is the western flank of the rabotinsky sector, the defense is held by the volunteer detachment bars-10, during an unsuccessful offensive the enemy tried to break through here too, withdrew with losses, since then the front line has been stable, it wor

non-conservatives act as if american aid is limitless, billionaire david sachs wrote on social networks influential people agree with this. at the same time, it is obvious that the war in ukraine is the destiny poor. everyone else lives a full life, stealing western taxpayers' money. ukrainian media are writing about another scandal. a candidate was detained in kiev. to the position of judge of the constitutional court of ukraine, he could not explain where he got $250,000, and in cash, next to him in the video is the american lawyer ok conor. it is she, according to reporters, who ensures that the independent ukrainian people choose the right judges for themselves in difficult war times. maria skorodilka and matvey popov, news. loan from cashback from sber - this is even more opportunities, because every month you will get 2% of the rate back with sber bonuses, thank you, hurry up to get a loan with cashback , it’s more profitable in sber with prime, if you want to become a modern individual entrepreneur and not pay a commission from a transfer to a cash account, then open a business a

sachs.ng to him, denials on the part of kiev do not have much significance, but if it is proven that the ukrainian government is really behind this, then the united states must renounce it, otherwise washington itself will become an accomplice. ekaterina shamaeva, evgenia zemtsova. news. explosions thundered that night in different parts of ukraine. eyewitnesses spoke of three strikes in the center of kiev. the city's air defense system went off. detonation was recorded four times in the lviv region, including in the area of ​​the city of stryi, as well as in lviv itself. three strikes are known in krivoy rog in the dnepropetrovsk region. due to damage to a power facility without heat supply. more than 70,000 inhabitants remained. two more explosions occurred in the khmelnitsky region. similar messages came from the nikolaev region and from kharkov, as well as from the part controlled by the ukrainian armed forces territory of the kherson region. the air raid siren was heard throughout ukrai

non -conservatives act as if american aid is limitless, billionaire david sachs wrote on social networksential people agree with this. at the same time , it is obvious that war in ukraine is destiny. poor, everyone else lives a full life, stealing money from western taxpayers. ukrainian media are writing about another scandal. a candidate for the position of judge of the constitutional court of ukraine was detained in kiev. he could not explain where he got the $250,000, and in cash. next to him in the video is american lawyer oak conor. it is she who, according to reporters, ensures that the independent ukrainian people choose the right judges for themselves in difficult wartimes. maria the scarecrow. matvey popov, news. at turkey's kocaeli international port, a container ship demolished three cranes. there were no casualties. but, according to the country's maritime administration, the vessel vitnas set off for taran. perhaps the pilot is to blame, under whose control this colossus, almost 400 m long, unfolded. well, now we have the opportunity to contact with our correspondent. 15 roc

american billionaire david sachs denounced joe biden's policy towards ukraine.aken russia in order to interfere. to fight this type of war again, in fact we have made the russian army stronger, it is larger than it was before, russia produces many more weapons, the industrial base is expanding, plus it is now battle-tested and battle-worn, especially against western weapons, so biden has created a much more formidable army from the russians than when we started, meanwhile, the us has depleted its reserves. absolute support for the kiev regime hit the americans hard. sources of the political publication in the pentagon reported that due to the supply of weapons to kiev , a gaping hole has formed in the budget of the defense department; funding in the amount of 10 billion covers only the cost of weapons and ammunition that are sent to the ssu, but its own weapons and reinforcement american presence in europe in the middle east, money is no longer enough. natalya goncharova, lead. the election campaign in russia is coming to an end. on tuesday , a ban on publishing

the most respected american economist david sachs, a billionaire and one of the creators of the electronicment system paypal, summed up a disappointing conclusion. we are told that ukraine is winning, when in fact it is losing. we are told what war does. stronger, although in reality it drains the alliance. we are told that ukraine's biggest problem is the lack of funds from the us congress, but at the same time the west cannot produce enough ammunition, a problem that will take years to solve. we are told that russia is suffering heavy losses, but in reality ukraine is running out of soldiers, another problem that money will not solve. we are told that the world is with us, when in fact the world majority believes in us policy. the height of stupidity. it is obvious that the western plan to destroy russia with the help of the kiev regime has now transformed into a disastrous scenario of self-destruction of the west itself. our the troops continue to push back the enemy, pushing the front line away from the already liberated towns and villages. marad khusnulin, who oversees the government’

sachs.have much significance, but if it is proven that the ukrainian government is really behind this, then the united states must renounce it, otherwise washington itself will become an accomplice. ekaterina shamaeva, evgenia zemtsova, lead. explosions occurred that night in different parts of ukraine. eyewitnesses spoke about three strikes in the center of kyiv. the city's air defense system went off. detonation was recorded four times in the lviv region, including in the area of ​​the city of stryi, as well as in lviv itself. three strikes are known in krivoy rog in the dnepropetrovsk region. due to damage to the power facility , more than 70,000 residents were left without heat supply. two more explosions occurred in...

sachs, a fairly well-known american public figure and part-time billionaire, let’s listen, if you look all came true the other way around, he said that we will weaken russia in order to prevent it from introducing this type of war again, in fact we have made the russian army stronger, it is larger than it was before, russia produces a lot more weapons, the industrial base is expanding, plus it's now battle-tested , battle-hardened, especially against western weapons, so biden has created a lot. now let's look at biden's economic statements , he stated that sanctions will destroy the russian economy, in fact the russian economy is growing faster than the economy of any g7 country, the country is truly thriving, sanctions have crushed the economies of our european allies, as linsigram said, this is the best money we have ever spent using ukrainians to kill russians, this led to unprecedented. bringing him back into this conflict, which they present as aggression, and i think that in their policy, not only in relation to russia in relation to the middle eastern countries, they also behave

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wanting to go to moscow with such blackmail, as if crossing. businessman david sachs on social networkses to kiev, on the grounds that this could lead to the outbreak of world war iii. as a result, as of today he has sent ukraine everything listed. the deployment of us troops to the ukrainian battlefield remains biden's only taboo, but macron is already calling for this step. every day we receive information that nato special forces are already operating on the territory of ukraine. why? don't add more soldiers. biden can't do this before the election, but i have no doubt that if he is re-elected , he will send ground troops to ukraine. in the english-language segment of social networks, users are distributing this picture. pay attention to her. in their opinion, it is most logical to deploy nato troops along the border with belarus in order to free up part of the ukrainian armed forces group in the northern direction that are currently stationed there. some also finished drawing nato flags. near odessa, and apparently that’s what they’re planning protect ports. vladimir vladimirovich,

. >>> venture capitalist david sachs speaking with our panel on press here, weighing in on the attack in russia. he said, quote, in the ukrainian government was behind the terrorist attack, as looks increasingly likely, the u.s. must renounce it. but isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. isis has provided the world pictures from inside the attack, and russia says it has arrested several of its members. the u.s. warned russia ahead of time isis was planning such an attack, but russia and sachs have pointed fingers at ukraine. >>> home sales jumped in february, according to the latest data, up 9.5%. this despite higher mortgage rates. the red hot market inspires more people to put homes on the market. house prices are up nationwide as well, more than 5% higher than this time last year. we'll get data on new home sales this morning. those often slow down, of course, with higher mortgage rates, as those people with 2% and 3% mortgages say, why in the world would i sell the house to get a 7%? unless you're selling in california and selling somewhere else, then you don't need a mo

sachs explains, after the collapse of the alliance , nato’s sense of existence disappeared, but insteadsappearing, nato decided. expand, it was necessary to create the hostility necessary for self-justification, asaks is a billionaire, he understands everything about battles for markets, only in as a result, as barel now explains, with the beginning of the operation in ukraine and the war in gas , the era of global dominance of the west ended, this was theoretically understandable, but no one made practical conclusions from the new reality, if the geopolitical confrontation according to the model of the west against everyone continues, europe will find itself in the grim reality, that is, now they and we are calculating. what is happening, they and we understand that given the high uncertainty of the world system, it is important how quickly and clearly everyone reacts so that the future balance adjust for yourself. anatoly mayorov in donbass tried to understand how much this balance now depends on each next step forward, because long-term vision is both about devices and about people m

but this is precisely why billionaire david sachs warns that if the ukrainian government was behind..which seems increasingly likely, then america must renounce it, otherwise it will be an accomplice, the americans would not forgive this, and the russians would not either forgive, that is, this is said by a big player who knows how to calculate both the market and its reaction to big challenges, it is unlikely that kiev’s allies do not understand that now they need to double-check their calculations, because on the one hand, what happened is too reminiscent of how the caliphate operates, it directly or indirectly always takes responsibility for everything that... should play for the brand, it never misses the opportunity to remind about itself, but this is precisely why one layer of the operation, which was so happily planned, because the very talk about his return hits trump, who announced in the eighteenth that isis was irrevocably defeated, but it turns out he was not defeated, for biden, who is remembered for fleeing kabul in the twenty-first, it turns out he created the ground fo

david: goldman sachs is a recurring theme through your book.ulson, steve mnuchin, will we continue to have goldman sachs represented in the treasury secretary? abigail: -- saleha: there is this theory about government sacs, they promote -- produce the most. you can look to mario draghi and malcolm turnbull in australia respectively. there is pushback and that's led from elizabeth warren and the liberal wing of the democratic party saying we need to watch this revolving door and what that does in terms of groupthink and making sure there are a wide variety of ideologies that are brought to the treasury department. david: the treasury sectors of the stars in one sense. in another sense the stars the u.s. dollar itself. its strengths and sometimes it's not so strengths. has that will roll of the u.s. dollar evolved over time reporting. >> the role of the u.s. dollar has changed a lot. if you want to look at one point in time where overnight the dollar was the focal point without people necessary realizing it and it shifted historically i would say

supporters of ending aid to ukraine are strengthening every day; the most authoritative american economist davidpal electronic payment system, summed up a disappointing result. us they say that ukraine is winning when in fact it is losing, we are told that war makes nato stronger, when in fact it drains the alliance. we are told that ukraine's biggest problem is shortages. the us congress, but at the same time the west cannot produce enough ammunition, a problem that will take years to solve, we are told that russia is suffering heavy losses, but in fact ukraine is running out of soldiers. another problem that cannot be solved with money. we are told that peace be with us, when in fact the world majority considers us policy to be the height of stupidity. it is obvious that the western plan to destroy russia with the help of the kiev regime has now transformed into a disastrous one. thanks to our valiant soldiers who liberated this city, the plan is to work on the sword, we will begin soon. ivan kanavalov, liliya zorina, alexander gusev, channel one. the degree of escalation, the french president

sachs, after publishing this video, called square the largest prison state in the world.ough, he was detained by people in other costumes, the fabulous costumes of the sbu. good evening, state prosecutor service of ukraine, please introduce yourself, your place of residence, the place of odessa, where are we? no, this is simply an understanding that the ukrainian language, especially now, when it is being imposed, is becoming more and more artificial, because in soviet times, when no one banned the ukrainian language, everyone communicated in it quite calmly, it was a beautiful language, it really began to acquire the features of an original language, when they began to invent all these incomprehensible words, you know, as in ukrainian, for example, midwives. prime minister of norway, yogars in a special dance number called "i'm dancing drunk on the table." a lot of norwegians don't understand how such a person became prime minister; it so happened that he was roughly something of a mother figure for ensa and me. that ’s what i’ll call myself, we decided to hand over the

and why goldman sachs is not a firm in disapray.ery year being the premier investment bank? why is goldman still goldman? liz: got it. >> he would serve himself well talking, discussing that with you and i. liz: charlie, thank you very much, charlie gasparino. >> yeah. >> we've got four minutes to go before the closing bell rings. looks like the luck of the irish came a day after st. patrick's day. the dow looks to snap a two-day losing streak. s&p, nasdaq are on the way snapping three-day losing streak. the we'll see how that works out. russell down half a percent. one of the hottest ipos we've been looking for years, this thursday when reddit marks its public debut. in an unusual move the social media platform will offer shares to its super users, redditters as they're known, without lock up agreements. that means redditters and moderators will be able to sell shares immediately if they so desire which could lead to price volatility, so much so, the company was prompted to list that as a risk factor in the ipo filing. a lot of peo

. >>> goldman sachs' ceo david solomon laying out the strategy for 2024. leslie picker joins us with the details. hi, les. >>> solomon calls 2023 a year of execution for goldman sachs while saying he's optimistic about 2024. remember, in 2023, goldman was backing off from its consumer expansion and taking write-downs from that as well as exposure to commercial real estate all while m&a ak ctivity dropped to a ten-year low. you can see goldman has lagged many peers, even this year, year to date. but it's a new year, one that the firm plans to spend focused on its two core businesses, global banking and markets as well as asset and wealth management, according to solomon's letter. now goldman -- global banking and markets, which includes investment banking and trading comprise nearly two-thirds of goldman's revenue last year, even in a weaker deals environment. solomon said in today's letter that the firm stands to benefit as capital markets rebound. this may be a bit more constructive than comments he made even six months ago at a conference where he said a

goldman sachs ceo david solomon called 2023 a year of execution for the bank and said he's optimistic what's ahead in 2024 as the bank stands to benefit from a rebound in capital markets. in a letter to shareholders, he weighed in on the economy saying inflation may prove to be stickier than initially expected and that economic conditions have gotten tougher particularly for low income groups. that's your bloomberg brief. jonathan: coming up next, apple looking for a late invite to the ai party. >> we believe it's a 1995 moment. this ai revolution, this party is getting the popcorn out and it's 10 p.m. at a party that goes until 4:30 a.m. jonathan: i'm not sure who has popcorn at a party that goes from 10:30 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. we need high end popcorn ok. we will catch up with the brilliant mark gurman next on bloomberg in a moment. ♪ this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to come see the future?! get your business online in minutes with godaddy airo starting a business is never eas

you mentioned goldman sachs ceo david solomon out with this saying the u.s.re resilient than expected the way think inflation may prove stickier than many anticipate. kevin o'leary agrees. >> it is not only energy policy causing this, it's also the fact that we have bills like the science and ships act. we also have the inflation reduction act which is pouring a trillion dollars of free money into the economy. that fuels the fire of inflation and so it will be of long for quite a long time. >> never the less the buy demonstration is focusing efforts to green energy appeared in the next 10 minutes or so we are expected to hear from the energy secretary pushing president biden's climate agenda at a conference today. it happens to be in texas which is the country's largest producer of oil and gas. john. >> john: trouble for us with the set up. thank you. >> sandra: let's bring in charles payne. great to see you. first up, gas prices. politically this is important. where gas prices going to be on memorial day? >> you can see the chart turning up that these prices

ceo david solomon said that the u.s.my has proven resilient and expected of them i think that inflation may prove stickier the many anticipate be in the inflation fight, the prices at the pump are going up in the national average for gallon of gas and harder than it was one year ago and oil prices are rising as well. >> once we thank you so much noisier great reporting thank you so again a joyous outcome wall street journal, as former chief speechwriter for george w. bush, he is bill mcgurn, seville, this shall be seated what you make of nbc reporting about 20 white house insiders and bided how i say president biden is furious behind the scenes any shouting any swearing the white house aides, because his campaign is feeling against trump you the washington post new york times, they've already been on is a biden is yelling and cursing bullying white house workers over this what you think bill. bill: but i would be shutting is grammy as well if i had polls, that showed of my unpopularity the way bided does pretty look of t

stuart: goldman sachs head guy david sullivan said inflation may be stickier than anticipated.ticky? going to stay with us for a long time? >> yeah, it is, and the fed's mandate, i agree 100%. fed mandate is 2%, not 2.5% but 2%. all this discussion about the fed reducing rates because they've met their challenge on reducing inflation is completely incorrect and going to remain above 3% would be my guess and will stay quite a long time and it's not only energy policy causing this, it's also the fact that we have bills like the science and chips act and inflation reduction act, which is pouring $1 trillion of free money into the economy and fuels the fire of inflation and so it'll be around for quite a listening time and so anybody thinking we're getting three cuts from the fed this year in my view is living in fiction. stuart: the market is cali. >> e yeah, but it's beginning to real estate this inflation enough is not 6% anymore will remain around, i think, 2.8, 3.4. that's going to be the range for years to come. stuart: it's manageable. >> it is manageable but the fed is not

joining us here at post nine is goldman sachs david costen who made a splash.nt scenarios? >> what's most likely is the market is flat from here to the end of the year. 5,200. that's the target and this ation that you have modest growth in earnings, 8% looking into this year and 5% or 6% into 2015 that's profits and the valuation, it's important to break it into two pieces to think about it the spw trading at ten times earnings, and almost the 90th percentile which the premium that the spx index trades relative to the equal weight, and that traded 25% premium. that dynamic suggests the market is likely to be closer to around 5,200. that is our baseline we created or thought about some different scenarios and catch up and catch down scenario. we could be, you know, really brought ranges, you know, 4,500 on the lower end, and 6,000 would be to your question earlier, and that would be a scenario that you have the large cap exceptionalism those stocks have multiple increase that's less probable and maybe it's a little bit higher you get that, and maybe it's not 5,2

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you know, david solomon of goldman sachs put out a letter to shareholders today and this is the partthe u.s. economy has proven more resilient than expected and markets are predicting rate cuts, though i think inflation may prove stickier than many anticipate which has been the story lately of a little bit stickier inflation. ken griffin i mentioned earlier, really stuck with me some of -- runs the world most profitable hedge fund at citadel, here's what he said along the same lines along the fed's next move and what markets are anticipating. >> i think they've been pretty clear, they're going to continue to wait to see how the data plays out. if i'm them, i don't want to cut too quickly. the worst thing they could end up do cutting, pausing, changing direction back towards higher rates quickly. that would, in my opinion, the most devastating course of action they could pursue. i think they're going to be a bit slower than people were expecting. >> a bit slower than people. is that june? we don't know. is that november? >> right. >> so the timeline is shifting. we'll see what powell

goldman-sachs partner. there's a lot of diaspora there, david.vidia, when you go listen to them, you know, the idea that they're a bubble, if you go back and look at the top ten companies in 2000, they were all, like, listen, except for cisco, we're the greatest in the world. jensen is so self-effacing, and colette kress will talk it down. you want to go there and be a big talker about it? she has talked me down. she says, jim, come on. i get a little -- put the silver hair. that's a 59-year-old denny's in the backseat, you know? he was a dishwasher at denny's for a while. >> i know. >> what do you mean, you know? >> that's the great american success story. >> it is a great success story. there was a great "new yorker" piece on him. >> there, he made light of the fact of how far we are with a.i., generative. i brought it up with him, saying, can you make light? isn't it possible -- i said, my partner, david, thinks that already many of us are not real. and i said, that was a joke. but colette said, look, come on. we're not there yet. >> i do shar

we have leslie picker sharing comments from goldman sachs, ceo, and the company's outlook. kate rooney on how tiktok's loss could be amazon's gain. and pippa stephens wraps a big week for energy. leslie, david solomon addressing the troops as well as the shareholders. what did he have to say? >> yeah, so basically it's a turning point for the firm according to solomon. he calls 2023 a, quote, year of execution for goldman sachs while saying he's optimistic about 2024. remember, in 2023 goldman was backing off from its consumer expansion and taking write-downs from that as well as exposure to commercial real estate all while m&a particular activity dropped to a ten-year low. it's a new year. one that they will focus on global banking and markets as well as asset and wealth management. in the letter, solomon said that the firm, quote, stands to benefit as capital markets rebound. he also said the firm increased its share in banking and markets in 2023 by nearly 350 basis points since 2019. on the asset and wealth management side, goldman surpassed its alternatives fundraising

the chief strategist at goldman sachs wealth management don't invest in china that is from goldman sachsa change in what were hearing from some of the global managers who were all in on china just a couple of years ago, thank you david kudla joining us. breaking news nikki haley will deliver remarks at 10:00 a.m. eastern and charleston south carolina. it's being reported the wall street journal is reporting shall be dropping out of the 2024 presidential race we will follow it and we will have more as we come out of the short break. stay with us. all when i was your age, we never had anything like this. what? wifi? wifi that works all over the house, even the basement. the basement. so i can finally throw that party... and invite shannon barnes. dream do come true. xfinity gives you reliable wifi with wall-to-wall coverage on all your devices, even when everyone is online. maybe we'll even get married one day. i wonder what i will be doing? probably still living here with mom and dad. fast reliable speeds right where you need them. that's wall-to-wall wifi on the xfinity 10g network. mari

they're sticking with their s&p target they've got another group of analysts led by david kostin who'she way, another 15% higher to 6,000 how do you do that how do you add somebody who's responsible for saying where the market's going to be at the end of the year? >> the way a lot of us do it, we'll say this is the base case bull case, bear case even within our own modeling, we have this one valuation model and we run all kinds of stress tests. if i take current consensus projections, it points to 5,400 on the s&p at the end of the year if you use consensus, it's 5,700. i ran a new stress test where i soften them a bit, reflect what's in the fed sep, that points you to about 5,300 on my earnings number and 5,500 on consensus earnings i see a bull case that seems very, very reasonable to me. the problem is if you look at sentiment, and how quickly, again, the markets have come, so the cftc data on buy side positioning is above levels we saw in early 2018, is above levels we saw in february 2020, precovid and above all the highs we've seen the past couple of years. you look at aaii net b

solomon calls 2023 a, quote, year of execution for goldman sachs, while saying he's optimistic aboutmarkets rebound. this may be a little more constructive where activity is improving but it is a ways off. as for the broader economy, while solomon says it is proven more resilient than expected and markets are predicting rate cuts, though i think inflation may prove stickier than many anticipate. he said ceos, quote, tell him that economic conditions for the consumer particularly at the lower end of the income strata have gotten tougher and seeing behavioral changes. but the fed now has room to ease if economic conditions start to decline. on a.i., solomon says that it is, quote, important to keep perspective, that, quote, adoption rates will lag, the most fascinating use cases are in their early stages and a lot of work still needs to be done in data security, regulatory frameworks and ethical considerations for the technology to reach its full potential. he does believe that there is, quote, no question that generative a.i. is going to disrupt a wide range of industries. >> wow. a.i