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try to figure out what's real. what the real threat is here. even itch heave can't get kim jong-un to give up his weapons. if he can get an assessment how serious the threat to the u.s. really is. that would be a success. margaret brennan, thanks. we'll be right back after this break. your digestive system has billions of bacteria but life can throw them off balance. re-align yourself with align probiotic. and try new align gummies with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health. >>> we continue our coverage of the historic summit in singapore. last night's meeting between president trump and kim jong-un came after a game changing realization. u.s. intelligence confirmed north korea now had the ability to launch a missile that could reach any part of the united states. in a story for 60 minutes. david martin went inside the american effort to track north korea's nuclear program. >> reporter: at the national air and space intelligence center, more than 100 photo interpreters, engineers, rocket scientists and intelligence analysts

estate what we seen is a pattern of real estate being quite key in money laundering. time and time again if you're going to try to get a profit off of the money if you're going to park it somewhere if you want to keep it's value whether it's russians or it's people from china who are fleeing and trying to take out their assets they're trying to put it into real estate and that combination is the speaker said that you can actually get a visa a residency in in dubai and then invite be able then to have the ability to reside there and escape law it's the real estate in particular that is a key thing and it's not just dubai had done before a review of how the u.k. australia canada and the united kingdom each had this flaw a fatal flaw on the real estate sector in particular so you can regulate the banks you might be able to regulate then the airports but you have to try to get the people who are selling the properties to be able to have a fit and proper test to make sure they know what is their money laundering responsibilities to report a suspicious transaction. so it's

like this a bit in virtual reality and it is always so interesting to compare what happens in the real world what is increasing the happening out in virtual worlds. this is a trip. >> just last week i did a reading and q&a in virtual reality in a multiuser environment called rec room and i was holding a microphone and if i was not holding the microphone people were not able to hear my voice coming out of the speakers that were built into the virtual environment. what i held in real life was just a controller, a hand controller, i would use in any other way but by pressing the button i was gripping the object that was economy so was able to pick it up and then there was the microphone and then it activated the pa system that is encoded into this room so for me it was just like i was here holding a hand up to my face and people were sitting there each one of you would've been sitting or standing at home with a headset and you had been looking at a stage for something that was cartoonish but still looks a little like me with a mic talking. the question and answers were just like -- it was

but real battle games have moved on, as well.ave ever played. this experience has taken some of the ideas from video games and combined them with ultra—realism of being on a movie set. 0nce hit, players can re—spawn at the special re—sawn button. scoreboards are displayed around the rooms and you get an app to track your scores between your visits. it's exciting, it's exhausting, but i think kate has found something even bigger at e3. it's all very well going on to the battlefield fully armed, then. but sometimes the only thing you find is a bush to hide in. and that's the thrill i love when playing battle royale games. you start each round with nothing and have to try and stay alive, until everyone else is dead. 0k, a tank would have been better. playerunknown‘s battlegrounds kicked off the current craze over battle royal—type games. but at e3 this year, it's all about fortnight. now the world's most popular game, fans packed into a stadium to see 50 celebrities and 50 gamers compete for a $3 million charity prise pool. with pop

and you're right, real estate is some what commoditized. you might see rental rates and market rates come down. and that's gonna squeeze noi. >>> today, you saw on the news how -- if you really saw the rates go up as high as some people were talking about, that's gonna be really bad for real estate projects starting up today. so explain that to the board what will happen. even just thinking about that in san francisco, we have a lot of projects that are just breaking ground. and they've done that with rates so low. what happens when rates go up. let's say they go up to 6%. >>> yeah, i think it's a fair point. actually, i would tie it to the question that you just had about noi. if you look at it purely from a data standpoint, there actually isn't necessarily a very high correlation between interest rates and cap rates. i understand intuitively that you'd be concerned with that. if you look back historically at periods where we have had inflation, it was typically outpaced by larger groups during those periods. they ended up being strong per

this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." to head to the auction block, where more than $230 billion of treasuries were offered this week. i want to focus on the $30 billion sale of seven-year notes, at the lowest yield in three months, with a ratio weaker than the last seven-year note sale. meanwhile, in italy, the country had its first auction of five and 10 year debt since the new populist coalition took office. in a year,lowest even with the yield on five-year bonds that are high on the eurozone. in russia, the country is on track for its biggest bond issuance in years. it sold half of the billion dollars it wanted to borrow this quarter. it is the worst results and 2015. still with me around the table, priya misra, bob miller, and joining us from dallas, texas, is mark okada. let's get to the story of treasuries so far this year. we have seen the call from goldman sachs. basically, fold the big long, book your trade, book your profit. you have seen the high on the u.s. 10-year. it takes me back to a question i will ask c

real reaches following the intervention. no word on how much the brazilian central bank had to intervene. it's all a little confusing. the current rates don't offer -- for political uncertainty. forecasts are falling following the recent strike. as a cheaper res not the best bet. abigail: at this point, we are looking at modest -- for the major averages. flipping between small gains and losses. the s&p 500 up fractionally. outperforming -- on pace for a record closing high. mixed trading action, small moves after yesterday's rally. the theme with tech leading is not new. look at this five-year chart. on bottom in blue, we have the s&p 500. in white, we have the thing index -- fang index, nge s&p 500 is up -- the fa index is up -- this year, the tech sector is leading once again, one of the big drivers for tech strength today, apple. up for a second day in a row as the company is holding its worldwide developer conference. we have not seen apple rally during the conference going back to its inception back in 2008. so much mom

prayer is real. grace is real. to me, these are christian values.ies people say why your proselytizing, using this pulpit in a way that's not about hollywood, not about awards. i guess you guys are excited because he didn't say something anti-trump, and my right? >> katie: i am excited he said something different than what we hear in this droning on of unoriginal thought. >> juan: i don't hear praise every day from jesse. >> jesse: i say it every day once i leave the set. >> katie: "one more thing" up next. ike... ...most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief from fibromyalgia pain, and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swe

the hikes in turkey are real. they are real rates, potentially suffocating the economy.hat is when the technical factor spills over into fundamental reasons. when you start to choke growth. do you see the potential that growth gets choked in emerging markets? andrew: you have to look at both ways. in some ways you are getting sensible central-bank responses to the challenges. in argentina, good news on the imf fund. but you are right, it does impact short-term domestic economy. it is going to help in terms of funding going forward. but the big story for us is on the blind side, short treasuries are decent value now. so that stretch for crossover investors we talked about in the earlier segment, you don't need to stretch as much to make 2.5% on the two-year treasury. jonathan: that is a good point. you have attacked on two fronts in e.m. right now. you have cash as an asset class in the united states competing elsewhere. you have treasuries more competing for capital elsewhere and a more attractive yield. that attraction to u.s. assets and that competition for capital fro

but sometimes, you just cannot beat the real thing. because evenin cannot beat the real thing.n in virtual reality, which can be really, really good, you still cannot feel the realism, you cannot feel the forces on your body, you cannot feel the car being crushed under the track is. —— tracks. at least that is the argument made by tank america, here in florida, and for the moment at least, i think they are right. if you do not have your own tank, do not worry because video games are getting more and more like the real thing. we are going to handover now to co—host at the world's because video games expo, e3 in los angeles. in the next three days, thousands of people will be packed into the giant los angeles convention centre, all of them wanting to get their hands on the latest video games. it is bound is beyond belief and very, very noisy but don't worry, we hit the brakes of the long so that you do not have too. -- to. first up, surprising absolutely nobody, battlefield returns with another slice of multiplayer mayhem, battlefield five. this time, the action has been transpor

i was swept a long way because it seemed passionate and had a real intensity to it. actually when you go to the pictures, that's what you want, something that engages you emotionally, and it did that. i'm quite a blubberer. i think crying in the cinema is one of life's greatestjoys of. and clearly it is to be seen on a large screen, because it's so beautiful to look at? i thought so, i saw protected on a big—screen, and i thought that was how i wanted to see it. but when it comes out on dvd, i will argue... i'm nothing if not inconsistent. now in the fade, i'm really fascinated by. it made quite a hit at cannes, it got the golden globe for best foreign film. and diane kruger won the best actress award at cannes back in 2017. the story is she is a mother and wife in germany, there is a neo—nazi attack in which she loses people very close to her. and the film then is about the way in which the legal response is firstly to turn on the community that have been attacked, and the way in which the legal system attempts and perhaps fails to deal with what has happened to her

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real economy, less so.e now need to take a hard look at the risk reward across many asset classes in fixed income. it is not a pretty picture until we get a correction. price is so important is often forgotten. jonathan: jay, they are two different things. there is some liquidity risk at ecb amazon example several weeks -- and saw an example of that several weeks ago. is that a broader issue that we need to pay more attention to? jay: it is not just happened to btp's, and one could argue yesterday and four years ago, what we notice with liquidity is when the volatility picks up, much more sensitive to the pickup in volatility and liquidity can disappear. made --the point and he andy made before, if you look at our colleagues in london, they were looking at many clients overrated peripherals which exaggerated the move. treasury showed a high degree of sensitivity and it was short in the u.s. as well and that amplifies the moves that occur. jonathan: if this can happen in treasury, it can happen anywhere. kat

games have been around for a long long time our children are losing a little bit of this as to what's real and what's maybe virtual. by their own we're talking world cup football of course two coming up good morning start of a brand new week nine am here in moscow this monday the eleventh of june my name is kevin know it first and story the meeting between the leaders of america or north korea just hours away now in hopes of building that it may end months of tension and uncertainty donald trump and kim jong il know now both in singapore ahead of that summit it's the first ever meeting between a sitting u.s. president out of north korean leader and he explains what else makes it so special . when it comes to the on off summits between the u.s. president and north korean leader it appears trump has a track record of making impromptu decisions and this historic meeting may fall on another swift judgment along will it take to figure out whether or not this as i said maybe in the first minute trumps a level of seriousness is hard to measure so far we've seen insults and threats of a nuclear wa

real spring water, real fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles.ust what's refreshingly real. >>> good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >>'m aaron gilchrist. we had some technical difficulties there, and we are backow and ready to get your tuesday started. we want to start with a look at the forecast. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and sheena parveen have more on this hot and humid day, and then we'll check in with melissa.nd >> a hot humid day in the forecast again, but we actually have a little bit of a change today. uck is back. that's the number one change. number two is we have a couple afternoon thunderstorms in the forecast. >> rain chances sneaking upwards later on ithe day today, and these rain chances will be with es again the next couple of days. ry weather we've been enjoying coming to an end. man, when you go outside this morning, know it ishick in the outdoors this morning. hary steamy. higher raines told than we've been having. that may continue for another few days. right now most of the rain and ev embedded thunderstorms jus

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this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield."ime for the final spread. coming up over the next week, mexico will be holding its presidential election. it will be a shortened trading week in the united states due to the fourth of july holiday with an early close of trading on tuesday and market close on wednesday. we will get fed minutes, the u.s. jobs report and the scheduled start of u.s. tariffs on $34 billion of chinese goods. so with me, priya misra of td securities, bob miller from blackrock, mark okada of highland securities in dallas, -- highland capital management in dallas, texas. good to have you with me. you, priya.iwtwith a question i have asked through the week, whether we have been through 30 basis points ever before and not inverted, and the response i got was that we did. it was in the mid-1990's where we breached that level of 30 basis points and then came back, and the cycle continued. are we in a mid-1990's-type scenario, or late 1990's-type scenario looking at the treasury curve? priya: two things to that. we

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this is "bloomberg real yield." jonathan: coming up, wrapping up the first half with treasury bears closing gaps. emerging-market assets facing one of the worst quarters in almost three years. how safe is the new safety trade? investors flocking toward leveraged loans. we begin with a big issue. can u.s. markets decouple from the rest of the world? >> the u.s. looks like a better place to be than the rest of the world. >> we are like one strong island performing well, and the rest of global growth is slipping. the economy continues to do well. it could be isolated as long as the shocks are not massive. >> we are looking at economy that is driven by the consumer. that is driven by the consumer. thinking about u.s. economic health, the consumer remain strong. >> the u.s. will not be able to decouple. it is part of the global economy. even president trump will work that out. >> you are starting to see weakening probably in the u.s. high-yield bond market, even though people continue to say that the economics are solid.

this is a real tragedy. in the new step when there is no more oil in the same amount as it passed this morning is perfect for him. that's the reason he took the contr control. he's the main source of this kind of operation from millions of venezuelan in different countries to their families within nezuela. >> remittance has become a very important income for the country. oil has been always the main income of venezuela, but remittances will soon, if the tendency continues, will soon surpass the oil revenues. that's a very important factor to keep in mind. if there is something clear in washington, it's that venezuelans are not alone. we're all watching closely what's going on on the ground, we're all trying to help and we will continue to do so. we want to thank you for being here. keep fightg for democracy. we all need it. >>> coming up tonight, author and gun rights attorney steven h holbrook talks about the second amendment. he has successfully argued three gun law casesefehe u.s. supreme court. you can w

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sometimes you cannot be the real thing. —— beat. virtual reality, which can be really, really good, you still can't feel the realism. you can't feel the forces on your body. you can't feel the car. being crushed under your tracks. laughter. at least that is the aim of this in florida. and i think they are right. if you don't have your own tent, don't worry, because videogames are getting more and more like the real thing. we will hand over to kate russell and marches like at the world's biggest videogame expo, e3, and settlers. for the next three days, 60,000 odd people will be jampacked into the giant lake convention centre, all to get their grubby mitts on the latest videogames. get their grubby mitts on the latest videogames. it is only the second time that the general public has been allowed into the space, and it is round beyond belief, and very noisy. but don't worry, we're here to break the strong so that you don't have too. first up, surprising absolutely nobody, battlefield returns with another slice of multiplayer mayhem,

this is "bloomberg real yield." coming up, a jobs report leaving the federal reserve on track to deliver more hikes this year. political risk in italy. what is needed most. and a tough week for a former bond king. us why his firm had the biggest order drop in a year. we begin with the jobs report. >> the numbers are strong. >> it is a good, solid gain in the labor market. >> the wage number was important and this is good on the way to run as well. wages are just about 2.5%, it is still not strong. inflation is bouncing around so real wage growth is pretty muted. people are dipping into their savings to spend, and that is worrisome. not 3% sustained, still not seeing that real acceleration, broad-based acceleration in weight growth that we want to see out there. >> pretty much a scenario where the fat hawks basically think they can move forward once, twice, some say three times. i say june is the last. >> the numbers are strong now. next year it will be different. if you think about whether the fed will go three or f

he said real progress had been made in the last 72 hours on the ammit plans and announced north korean official would travel to washington, d.c. on friday to deliver a letter to president trump by kim jong-un. sec. pompeo: good afternoon, everyone. as you know, in addition to my meeting, we have teams in singapore and at the dmz to prepare for president trump's summit in singapore. and atin singapore the dmz working to prepare for chairman kimmp and 's expected summit in singapore. meeting,he series of i'm confidence we're moving in the right direction. today vice chairman kim and i our countries to come together and take advantage of the unique opportunities that the with leaders have created through the visions of the future they have so clearly articulated. vice chairman kim is planning to travel to washington to deliver a personal letter from kim jong-un. it offers a historic opening to lead the united states into a new area of peace, and security. our two countries face a pivotal moment in the relationship in which it could be nothing short of tragic to let the opportunity go to w

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it was a real surprise. because they thought these gun officials were the new generation of the chavista army force. but the fact is the people don't like what's going on in venezuela. don't like the cuban force. and it's very, very important that the new elite of young people have that reaction for democratic and constitutional behavior in venezuela. and for me it produces me a lot of money that there is a moral risk as well, within this destruction that we're living in venezuela. and mainly about young people in the army force. we're not talk two or three guys. we're talking more than 200 officials. so, we are not in front of this small constoleation constillation. it's the whole solution telling everybody, we don't want to be cuba. we have to pay attention to that situation, which is happening right now. >> thank you, julio. questions before we turn to the audience. sanction, you mentioned it has been the sanction policy. have sanctions been effective in your point of view? and what else can be done to in

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at that point, the real fun and games cup for real. at that point, the realfun and games begin.do indeed. so we're just nine days away from the start of the world cup, but some moves are being made by the top premier league clubs before the possibility of inflated transfer fees later this summer. the brazil boss tite said he wanted his players' club futures to be decided before the tournament begins and one of those, fred, has done just that. the midfielder is joining manchester united for £47 million from shakhtar donyetsk. meanwhile, arsenal manager unai emery will make swiss defender stephan lichtsteiner his first major signing. lichtsteiner makes the free transfer move from italian champions juventus after seven years in turin, in which he won the serie a title seven times in a row. staying with football, doctors in america believe loris karius suffered a concussion in the champions league final ten days ago. the liverpool goalkeeper came in for strong criticism for the two high profile errors during their 3—1 defeat to real madrid. liverpool's own medical staff didn't notic

it's real? >> it is real and it's so bad and gets worse, might i add, because the car instead of seizing this moment, seizing this opportunity where the officers are now stuck, to take off, the driver doesn't. the driver continues to go around. now, here's where it devolves even further. >> oh! >> blew the tire out. >> with all of these people nearby standing around, this officer, yes, tries to shoot the tire. no word on whether he succeeded or not. >> shoot himself in the foot. >> round we go again. here comes the officer. with those people standing on the side of the car. they can't even flinch. one of the officers gets the car going and rams into the back. so now we smashed the front of the car, the back of the car, and discharged a weapon twice in a city center. finally the driver's like, okay, peace, i'm out, leaving one of the officers behind to fend for himself. >> you can't leave your boy at the scene of the crime. >> the car takes off down the street. however, there is another video. he

this is "bloomberg real yield." jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." trio of central bank decisions by the fed, ecb, and bank of japan out with announcements, a ton of economic data including u.s. cpi and retail sales. yet the trump-kim summit in singapore. also targets on chinese imports. with me around the table, and the touring, kathy jones, and ay berry -- andy chorlton, kathy jones, and jay berry. what we have to think about over the next week? obviously, the big thing we worry about is the trade outlook. that has the potential to implant -- impact global growth and fed policy and central-bank policy and inflation. at this stage of the game, we tend to shrug these off quickly. jonathan: because they take so long to burn through, jay. diplomacyeakdown of and is that a risk and does it delay growth? jay: from our perspective, we do not think it does what has been announced on trade, it takes a little off growth from u.s.. it doesn't change the view on trade and the fed. jonathan: andrew, is that your view? andrew: people like to focus on these thing

it's the real estate craze that's currently sweeping the nation. they're also getting ready to hold a free live event here in town so that you can learn all about it. guys, welcome to the show. >> thanks for having us. >> we're thrilled to be here. >> now, i think most people are familiar with house flipping, but what exactly is snap-flipping? because i'm hearing that people are making really good money from it. >> yeah, when people think of flipping a house, they think about having to invest in the property, then renovate it, and all the hard and time-consuming work that's done by real estate investors to fix it up and turn it over for a profit. snap-flipping is the fun part that comes before that. >> yeah, i mean, it's really exciting. it's the way many real estate investors actually find their properties to flip. >> okay, well, let's talk a little bit about how it works. >> well, the snap-flipper simply finds good properties in their area to flip, hands them off to the real estate investor, and gets paid a sizable finder's fee just for helping f

real wage growth is pretty mute.ple are dipping into their savings to continue to spend, and that is worrisome. >> 2.7 percent, welcomed the news. still not 3.7% is sustained. we are still not seeing the real acceleration, broad-based acceleration in which growth than we would like to see out there. >> it is pretty much a scenario where the fed hawks think they can move forward once or twice. some say three times, i say june is the last. . i think as you get into next year, is the fed going to go three to four times this year in total, they are going to go three to four times. how much they go next year, i think is the question. >> joining me around the table and new york, chief investment strategist at p jim fixed income, and above miller, head of u.s. multi sector fixed income strategy at blackrock. great to have you with me. bob kamal i would like to begin with you. it is very hard to find any weakness in this job report today. did you find any? bob: i am sure if you look hard enough, you can find something to be

again, all real. word for word.'re wearing a red jacket, you're on tv and you're wearing a red jacket, and you rode in on an ox? you are a loser. [ laughter ] blake, you can't marry a guy named blake, what are you going to say, this is my husband, blake? [ laughter ] one guy comes out she goes, get back in the limo, go home. [ laughter ] starts arguing with becca as if becca and her are doing this together. no, he is not a cutie. oh, good, some [ bleep ] who couldn't get her in high school thinks it's going to work now, go back to minnesota, jake. [ laughter ] there's a guy who dunked a basketball. that is so embarrassing, his first move is i'm going to dunk a basketball over your head? f-off. [ laughter ] then after watching all this, she goes, this is a bad group, i bet becca called the casting director, crying, that night. [ laughter ] then when she was realizing what was happening, she goes, i hate myself for loving this, i have children. [ laughter ] then she spotted a bag of snacks our daughter left on the end

this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield."nt to head to the auction block. this week, we got the second and third largest u.s. corporate debt sales of the year. bayer offering a $50 billion sale. it also sold nearly six aliens dollars in a euro bond offering, helping to finance an acquisition of monsanto. they were then topped by walmart , who sold bonds to help fund its acquisition of flip kart. afive alien dollar sale -- -- a $5 billion sale. indirect bidders bought 81%, the largest share they had taken ever for that maturity. still with me is jim keenan, oksana aronov, and krishna memani. oksana, i want to begin with you and talk about what we are seeing in rates. the story with the ecb and the fed, they are worlds apart in terms of their guidance for interest rates. how do you expect that story to evolve in coming months? oksana: it seems like they are couple years apart. it seems like the ecb is where the fed was a couple years ago in terms of guiding toward the end of its bond purchasing program. it looks like the end of

this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield."e want to head to the auction block. this week we got the second and third largest corporate debt sales of the year. bayer offering a $50 billion sale. it also offered $6 billion in a euro sale offering helping to finance an acquisition of monsanto. they were then topped by walmart to help itsds acquisition of clipart. flip kart. 81%, thebidders bought largest share they had taken ever for that maturity. still with me is jim keenan, oksana aronov, and krishna memani. begin with youto with what we are seeing in rates. the story with the ecb and the fed, they are worlds apart in terms of their gardens or interest rates. how do you expect that story to evolve? oksana: it seems like they are couple years apart. the ecb's were the fed was a couple years ago in terms of guiding toward the end of its bond purchasing program. it looks like the end of the program is on track to the end of the year, over a trillion dollars in negative yielding debt. it is unclear where the demand for those bonds

>> this is "bloomberg real yield." a jobs report leaving the federal reserve on track to deliver more hikes this year. and a tough week for a former bond king. the biggest drop in four years. we begin with our bloomberg jobs report. >> the numbers are strong. >> it is good news on all fronts. >> i think the wage front is very important. >> even though the wages are just above 2.5%, inflation is bouncing around. real wage growth is pretty mute. people are dipping into their savings to continue to spend, and that is worrisome. >> we are still not seeing the real broad-based acceleration in wage road that we would like to see. >> it is pretty much a scenario where the fed hawks think they can move forward once or twice. >> the numbers are strong now. i think as you get into next year, is the fed going to go three to four times this year in total, they are going to go three to four times. >> joining me around the table is the chief investment strategist at pgm fixed income and the head of u.s. multi sector fixed income str

this is "bloomberg real yield". ♪ ♪ this is "bloomberg real yield."e for the final spread. over the next week, trade will be front and center. u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross will be in beijing this weekend. leaders meet at the g7 summit in quebec. plus, tesla holds its annual shareholder meeting. i am sure we will find time for that next week. still with me, robert, mary, and bob. rob, going into next week there , may be concerns after that stellar payroll report that we will have to start thinking about the fed going forward five times this year. what is the message to not fear the fed? robert: one is bond side and the other is that this is a less liquid, later cycle environment. at this point, typically the fed is moving but the yield long-term yields have stabilized. fixed income products tend to perform well. at the same time, your equity volatility tends to go up, and progress in the market tends to slow down. we are not looking for a recession, but as you get closer, the risk will be rising. the pessimism is not the way to go in terms of th