this is the first time i believe we've had -- we've talked about cutting in the dot era i guess the dot era began in january of 2012. and we're working our way through it and i think it's just something we do. my view on the dots is they overall provide useful information for people but that we need to do our absolute best to explain what they are and what they are not speaking of which, they are not a forecast of the group. they're not discussed or debated at the meeting they're an input to policy more than an output of policy and they're also only the most likely case. so in a situation where there's relatively high uncertainty, there's the most likely case, but the second-most likely case might only be a little less likely but that doesn't show up in the dot. the dot is either one thing or it's another so i just would say that if you pay too close attention to the dots, then you may lose sight of the larger picture >> chris >> thank you chris condon, bloomberg news mr. chairman, if and when the committee decides to cut rates, i suspect there will be a debate whether to move to 25 or

, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot-- not mentioned in yesterday's press release, one in particularupon. that will be announced at the appropriate time." of course, you always keep the best parts of anything hidden. that's why i'm concealing my ripped abs with this suit. i don't want to blind-- ( cheers and applause ) should i? shi? no. no! no! no, no, no. >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: ladies and gentlemen, they will be revealed at the appropriate time. ( laughter ) which is never. but, yesterday, mexico's foreign minister said that no secret immigration deal existed between his country and the united states. trump just loves to make huge without asking them. (as trump) "we are going to build a wall and mexico's going to pay for it. also, we have a secret deal with mexico that's going to stop all illegal immigration. and, on cinco de mayo, if you're a good girl or boy, mexicans will come down your chimney and put tortillas under your pillow in exchange for your baby teeth. they put them in the maracas." ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ( cheers ) no, no, no

in the dot era.t the dot era, began in january 2012. we're working our way through it. i think it is just something we do. you know my view on the dots they overall provide useful information for people but we need to do our absolute best to explain what they are and what they are not. speaking of which they are not a forecast of the group. they're not discussed or debated at the meeting. they're an input to policy more than an output of policy. they're also only the most likely case. so in a situation where there is relatively high uncertainty there is the most likely case but the second most likely case might only be a little less likely. that doesn't show up in the dot. the dot is either one thing or it's another. so i would say if you pay too close attention to the dots you may lose sight of the larger picture. >> chris. >> thank you, chris con done, "bloomberg news." mr. chairman, if and when the committee decides to cut rates i suspect there will be debate whether you should move by 25 or 50 ba

had it in 2016, but this is worse-- dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot-- the fake-- corruptews media said they had a leak into polling done by my campaign-- which, by the way and despite the phony and never-ending witch hunt-- are the best numbers we have ever had. they reported fake numbers that they made up and don't even exist. we will win again!" ( laughter ) wow, that was-- ( applause ) let me get this straight. so they suppress numbers, but first they made up the numbers, and the numbers don't even exist. can you imagine trump giving an alibi? (as trump) "it couldn't have been me, officer. i was asleep the whole time. plus i was at work. the crime didn't occur, and i don't exist! smoke bomb! i'm gone." ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ so the polls look bad for trump, but, i don't know. can i trust them? ♪ ♪ i've been hurt before. my psyche is still processing the feelings from election night 2016, and my liver's still processing the bourbon. ( laughter ) dare i love again? oh, who am i kidding? i can't stay mad at you, polls. you had me at "trump's losing." ( applause ) tru

cutting in the dot era. i guess the dot era began in january 2012, and you know, we are working our way through it. i think it is just something that we do. my view on the dots is they overall provide useful information for people, but that we need to do our absolute best to explain what they are and what they are not. speaking of which, they are not a forecast of the group. they are not debated at the meeting. they are an input of policy rather than an output of policy and only the most likely case. in a situation where there is relatively high uncertainty, there is the most likely case but the second most likely case may only be a little less likely but that doesn't show up in the dot. the dot is one thing or the other so i would say if you pay to close attention to the dots, you might lose sight of the larger picture. >> chris? reporter: chris condin, bloomberg news. mr. chairman, if and when the committee decides to cut rates, i suspect there'll be a debate over whether to move by 25 or 50 basis points.

should i immediately dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, call the f.b.i. about these calls and meetings? how ridiculous!" yes, it's ridiculous. those are our closest allies. no one is saying that talking to foreigners is illegal. they're saying committing crimes with foreigners is illegal. huge difference. it's like the difference between saying, "i like to spend time with my family," and "i like to spend time with the manson family." ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( piano riff ) ( whale sounds ) ( laughter ) but trump has his defenders, like former pennsylvania senator and ken doll with even smoother genitals -- ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) -- rick santorum. >> he did say he would turn it over to the f.b.i. so i-- and what-- >> he said maybe. >> the president throws maybe, he has-- as we all do, we have filler words that we throw out there that don't mean what they say. like, you know, "i think." ( laughter ) >> stephen: yes, true. you can always tell that it's just filler words that mean nothing whenever rick santorum says, "i think." ( laughter ) bas

that doesn't show up in the dot. the dot is either one thing or the other. so i just would say that if you pay too close attention to the dots then you may lose sight of the larger picture. >> thank you. bloomberg news. mr. chairman, if and when the committee decides to cut rates i suspect there'll be a debate over whether it's going to move by 25 or 50 basis points. indeed there's a pretty substantial body of academic literature arguing that a central bank close to the 0 or level bound ought to act aggressively other than it otherwise would. if you could spend a couple of minutes discussing the pros and cons of a 50 basis point cut. >> that's not something we have really engaged with yet, and wi incoming data and the evolving risk picture as we move forward. so nothing i could say about that is specific to the near term question that we face. more generally, though, the research you referred to essentially notes that in a world where you are closer to the effective lower bound, research kind of shows this, it's wise to react, for example, to prevent a weake

the dot com bubble a lot. i think it tells us a lot how the tech economy functions, but also, i wanted to make the point to normal non-tech people, to mainstream people, the tech whene and the late 1990's, everybody was investing in tech stocks for the first time, and there is a statistic in the book that the majority of people got -- started investing in the stock market in the first time in the late 1990's. these were the baby boomers that were beginning to save for retirement, opening 401(k)s. that bubble bursting, we have had several subsequent bubbles worst, including most famously, the housing bubble. live in apt that we bubble economy, that seemingly, we lurch from one to the next to i think that that pattern. set with the.com bubble, and with its bursting and its aftermath, because things like occupy wall street -- the idea that, maybe the game is able of it rigged against the common guide, against the little guy, there were lots of people that got filthy rich before it all burst and there were a lot o

cutting in the dot era. i guess the dot era began in january 2012, and you know, we are working our way through it. i think it is just something that we do. they overall provide useful information for people. do our we need to absolute best to explain what they are and are not. they are not a forecast of the group, they are not discussed or debated at the meeting. they are an input of policy rather than an output. so in a situation where there is relatively high uncertainty, there is the most likely case. but the second was likely might only be a little less likely. but that does not show up in the. -- the dot. so if you pay to close attention, you may loose sight of the larger picture. >> chris, bloomberg news. chairman, if and when the committee decides to cut rates, i expect there will be a debate about whether to move by 25 or 50 basis points. there is a pretty substantial body of academic literature asking that a central bank close to the zero or lower bound ought to act sooner than it otherwise would.

but 20 years on, are we seeing the return of the dot—com bubble? fed signals it's ready to cut us interest rates for the first time in a decade, boosting global markets. good to have you with us on this thursday. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can join in the conversation. today, we'd like to know if you bought into the dot—com boom at the end of the 1990s, and if so, were you badly burnt? what is your cautionary tale when it comes to investing in the stock market? get in touch — just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. after ten days of frantic arm twisting and cajoling their fellow mps, the four men vying to become britain's next prime ministerface a crucial day. two of them will be eliminated throughout the course of the day, with the final two announced around 6pm. on saturday there will be nationwide hustings to secure the votes of the 150 members —— 150,000 hustings to secure the votes of the 150 members ——150,000 members of the conservative party that will decide

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let's all get those stickers do, dot, dot, dot.aven t hockey pub has cut a teller's window into the streetside wall so bartender cans sell lottery tickets to passersby, especially, lol, little ladies, who do not wish to enter the gin joint. i just wanted to point out that if something was written by hurricane, put in the chronicle, is printed, i think that it was typically san francisco. i wanted to point that out there. say that he spent the time to actually write about it. also, for me this business is my living room. it's where i go after work and talking and networking with everybody in our little neck of the woods after work. # it's an institution and it should stay that way. >> next speaker please. >> good afternoon, commissioner. i am bill powers. i live in the sunset and i commute over to the richmond to attend the hockey haven. hockey haven is a gem that is well run and committed to serving the neighborhood and out of town visitors. it is a well loved gathering place for locals at a time when there are fewer and fewer loca

have we got another dot—com bubble emerging here?investing in the likes of these companies? if you look at uber has had well—publicised problems since coming to market, by looking at the tech companies that have ipo this year that performed well and the etf that attracts these up 40% this year. etf? exchange strange -- exchange traded fund that picks up the recent ipo stocks is up 40% compared to the nasdaq composite at 18%. actually, broadly, the tech companies that perform well, companies that perform well, companies like slack that have a 90% margin, these businesses are higher margin, these businesses are higher margin, fast—growing software businesses which should be sustainable in the long—term. uber and lyft there are questions as to their route to profitability. really interesting. we will keep an eye on how they do later today. it is a busy day for financial markets. let's talk about the fed now, because the us central bank has kept interest rates on hold at a range of 2.25 and 2.5%, as many were expecting. but fed chairmanj

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all the dot-coms that came out. there was a flood of companies and testimony a wonderful era because no one really knew what was going to work so there was a lot of throwing things around the wall and finding out what stuck. so a lot of throles companies id not survive the dot --.come era as well but companies liam zaun and google obviously survived. host: a.l.o. never god much respect from true techies in silicon valley. brian: that's very troup. think it was partially gee graphical. a.o.l. was based in virginia, not in silicon valley so it culturally didn't feel like it was akin to some of the tech start thaups came out of silicon valley in the dot-com era. but also, a.l.o. made the conscious decision that we will be the main for mainstream people to get on the internet so while other companies were more interested in the hardcore techies,. a -- a.o.l. indicate torlede joe and jalen six-pack, to grandma getting on line and discovering you could email pictures of your grand kids back and forth. a.o.l. was called th

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he talked the dot plot down hymn himself.e said it is not something up for debate >> dot plot, everybody on the fed is asked where they see rates to go. they put the number in a thing so you can look at all these dots it's just their expectation of where they see interest rates a year out, two years out. when we look at that dp, the fed lite brite, it shows a hike. >> in 2021 the only thing the dot plot showed yesterday which is why the market extraordinarily priced in all-time highs today, is the elimination of the word patient. you had one person saying there wouldn't be a rate cut this year so you didn't even have a unanimous view that there was going to be a rate cut in 2019 and all that it's saying its going to do is reverse the december policy error. in 2021 we'll get back on the rate hike path really seriously, people. i don't know what they're thinking >> how big of a mistake was it last year, the stock market tanked that's a fair word it was the worst december since 1928 >> it was all those things stanley fischer was

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dot science for this week's question comes from morocco is black a color. well there are plenty of black things cars. cabs the famous little black dress classic shoes even boss a fly. the paint palette ranges from black to white pigment all of these are colors prior to. surprise physically speaking black isn't really a color and neither is white nor gray. an object is considered to have color if it reflects light of a certain wavelength. a yellow banana reflects the yellow part of the light spectrum it absorbs all the other colors so only yellow light reaches the receptor is in the eye. the effect of the color is the work of the brain. a black object absorbs all the frequencies of the visible spectrum in the most extreme case reflecting nothing. why things reflect all the spectral colors that's clear to see using a prism if we frets the line from the white object into it spectral components all the colors of the rainbow. so is it wrong to say that this hat has the color black no not really wrong because we perceive black as a color like any other. so the ag

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