that film as faggot kind of well not a week goes by that i'm not asked repeatedly about amy and jack otter. and i think it's because it was the 1st time at least in the german speaking world that a lesbian love story made it onto that they screen and told of homosexual love that didn't end of its own accord to have the most sex. and he says to it and in males in a certain way amy and jack you are celebrates the love between these 2 women which doesn't suffer for safe from the fact it's a woman loving a woman rather that the war comes between them and of how i have holly jazz on it could come in that swishing. dirty linen 1943 the city is in ruins police are struck and haim is a jew living under an assumed name she doesn't wear a yellow star and as a member of the underground though she lives with the constant threat of being caught she retains her dignity and lust for life while the world collapses around her and the last jews in berlin are being rounded up and sent to the death camps. mocks favorite books film also broke a taboo because it depicted the love of a jew for an anti semite tha

i am jack otter and will begin with what we think of the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. stocks climbing back toward a record despite corona virus. in pencil week for shareholders ebay pressured to make changes and tesla pulling back a little bit after buying frenzy pre-what's behind these moves? my colleagues tran eight, bev goodwin, and carlton english. crazy politics and yet the market was up on the week even though friday was low dodgy. >> friday was a little tough, but out for the week, up for the month, up for the year. the market is doing what it does best is shake off a lot of bad news. jack: why is it doing that? the jobs number beat expectations 20 -- 225,000 jobs created. that should be good news. within the market was down. >> that is goodness but the market went down that there is a little bit of hope that price into the market might cut rates. that probably has gone away now. so that put the little glass half-empty on the good news. jack: so flat on rates for 2020. in its usually unusual in election year to do anything different.

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i am jack otter. we begin with what we think of the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. big tech companies hit by coronavirus, how supply chains are hurting apple, amazon facebook and more. a morgan stanley with a 13 billion-dollar bill of what it means for investors and soaring ahead of their flight playing the new space race barron's table tonight we will start with reshma. the market hit a new high this week and started falling down to 400 points, one half percent. coronavirus clearly one of the concerns. >> the scope is unknown at this time. we have more cases in japan and singapore the last couple of days, the numbers out of china keep skipping around. their economy is not up and running yet. the chinese economy, some millions of people were quarantined, many render travel restrictions. goldman has an estimate of all the days that have been missed it's like two months of unpaid holidays. it's crazy so factories and production lines have been stopped and inves

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i'm jack otter.begin what we think are the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. big tech acquisitions under scrutiny by the ftc about what it could mean for investors. mortgage originations are the highest level since 2005 as housing finally back on track? and trouble at bed bath and beyond and under armour shows the turnarounds are hard to pull off. what to expect for other struggling retailers for on the barron's roundtable my colleagues al roots, carlton english, and jack howe. this story was a little underreported and i don't think anyone knows quite what to make of it federal trade commission made a pretty stunning demand to tech companies saying we want data going back ten years on all the purchases and acquisitions we did not look into. that's nearly 500 deals for microsoft google and several others. >> and when is the right time for investors to panic because we've been talking for a long time about these guys having too much power there has to be a reckon

i am jack otter.begin with what we think are the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. coronavirus feared have a market correction what to expect them here. some stay-at-home stocks held up better during the storm, with got the nays and what's ahead. and bob stepped down at disney, why it makes sense the themepark has take the helm. ben levisohn, jack hough, you don't need us to tell you it's an ugly week on wall street here's a rescan s&p 500 plunged into correction territory down 11.5% for the week that makes february at the worst month of the market since the great recession. treasury years fell to their lowest yield ever with attend yield on trade year yield low but the recent market action perspective. long-term investors have had a wonderful decade since the market in 2009 stocks have delivered a total return of 448%. ben, what should make of all this? see necklace talk recession. do we have to? >> profanity right out of the gate. >> around a year ago that's b

i am jack otter and will begin with what we think of the three most important things investors should about right now. stocks climbing back toward a record despite corona virus. in pencil week for shareholders ebay pressured to make changes and tesla pulling back a little bit after buying frenzy pre-what's behind these moves? my colleagues tran eight, bev goodwin, and carlton english. crazy politics and yet the market was up on the week even though friday was low dodgy. >> friday was a little tough, but out for the week, up for the month, up for the year. the market is doing what it does best is shake off a lot of bad news. jack: why is it doing that? the jobs number beat expectations 20 -- 225,000 jobs created. that should be good news. within the market was down. >> that is goodness but the market went down that there is a little bit of hope that price into the market might cut rates. that probably has gone away now. so that put the little glass half-empty on the good news. jack: so flat on rates for 2020. in its usually unusual in election year to do anything different. then, your

i am jack otter.st important things investors should be thinking about right now. big tech companies hit by coronavirus, how supply chains are hurting apple, amazon facebook and more. a morgan stanley with a 13 billion-dollar bill of what it means for investors and soaring ahead of their flight playing the new space race barron's table tonight we will start with reshma. the market hit a new high this week and started falling down to 400 points, one half percent. coronavirus clearly one of the concerns. >> the scope is unknown at this time. we have more cases in japan and singapore the last couple of days, the numbers out of china keep skipping around. their economy is not up and running yet. the chinese economy, some millions of people were quarantined, many render travel restrictions. goldman has an estimate of all the days that have been missed it's like two months of unpaid holidays. it's crazy so factories and production lines have been stopped and investors are really waiting to see what happens

i'm jack otter.at we think are the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. big tech acquisitions under scrutiny by the ftc about what it could mean for investors. mortgage originations are the highest level since 2005 as housing finally back on track? and trouble at bed bath and beyond and under armour shows the turnarounds are hard to pull off. what to expect for other struggling retailers for on the barron's roundtable my colleagues al roots, carlton english, and jack howe. this story was a little underreported and i don't think anyone knows quite what to make of it federal trade commission made a pretty stunning demand to tech companies saying we want data going back ten years on all the purchases and acquisitions we did not look into. that's nearly 500 deals for microsoft google and several others. >> and when is the right time for investors to panic because we've been talking for a long time about these guys having too much power there has to be a reckoning comi

i am jack otter. are the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. coronavirus feared have a market correction what to expect them here. some stay-at-home stocks held up better during the storm, with got the nays and what's ahead. and bob stepped down at disney, why it makes sense the themepark has take the helm. ben levisohn, jack hough, you don't need us to tell you it's an ugly week on wall street here's a rescan s&p 500 plunged into correction territory down 11.5% for the week that makes february at the worst month of the market since the great recession. treasury years fell to their lowest yield ever with attend yield on trade year yield low but the recent market action perspective. long-term investors have had a wonderful decade since the market in 2009 stocks have delivered a total return of 448%. ben, what should make of all this? see necklace talk recession. do we have to? >> profanity right out of the gate. >> around a year ago that's been very reliable recess

here to at least address this spreading from where we stand right now, let's get the read from jack otter and susan li, you know, guys, i know we will talk about other things, this is big news and startling news, the company has come up with a vaccine to at least address potential spread of disease, susan, that's a game changer, what do you think? >> it is a game-changer, yes there might be a vaccine but still take a year in order to go through the critical trial in order to get it into the market. neil: right. >> you see bigger pop in 6% and in terms of impact and and give -- neil: a time frame here but especially given the world health report that two-thirds of the global population could catch this virus, times are wasting, don't you think? >> well, i'm not an expert in pandemics but, yeah, common sense would suggest that, i would certainly think that if i were in the city of wuhan right now i might take my chances and want to be a test patient on that vaccine. we certainly ought to be implementing procedures so that in a case as serious as this were god forbid there could be far more