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ib jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable". is a time for the fed to stop hiking rates? am asking ron kruchevsky what he recommends and the group of companies turning to big oil. 3 things investors ought to be thinking about right now. stocks rallied as treasury yields continue to march higher. have investors come to grips with the fed? does the beat third-quarter earnings but came up short on revenue. will elon musk fund's upcoming twitter deal and how will that affect investors? the pandemic boom for chip stocks is ending, is it too sent to buy the dip? my colleagues ben levinsohn, carleton english and andrew bary. we set here a while ago and i said the market is happy because the fed will stop hiking and you said too optimistic. now, once again, markets rallying, investors think they see the end of rate hikes. what do you think? ben: it is more realistic this time. last time we had a rally, rates were expected to go to 3. 5% and then come straight back down and the markets pricing in is nothing like that. we look at rates getting as high as 5% and staying for a while.

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>> ibe would say the number of moves is sort of a special case in a way because the sheer number they took a very forward role so they were instantly identifiable with the battle. they were targeted specifically for that. but yes, unfortunately people after the las vegas shooting in their hospital beds were logging on to facebookg to post themselves as safe and seeing people calling them liars and crisis actors while they were still being hospitalized so it does happen after every shooting. so they were kind of the first. >> good afternoon. earlier you talked about the conspiracy theories as having a long tradition having spent quite a bit of time in the middle east i know it can spin a conspiracy as more of a human condition that exists in places they sensese secrets are being kept from them from various people like it exists in many of these governments does this feed into the idea somebody somewhere out there is hiding a s fact frm me and therefore i need to go somewhere else to an alternate sphere to find the real truth to sweep up that kind of information. >> my understanding fro

or anything geared at increasing life expectancy already, promises mega box dubious wonder drugs and ib drips are readily available. the region is also attracting biotech companies from around the world. money from wealthy investors has created a much higher startup. he longevity research is hong kong. new dot com boom. i'm brooklyn noise and new development is that the research is being carried out with business started with massive capital. you got cut, we're investing, we're pumping funds into it, and we're throwing cash out and you're from them that will invariably result in a product. it's an infallible economic model about which will always work in 5 from noon. we some market, there's a huge market for these new companies. one really is to have treatments for, for the season. so that's where the big box that i'm willing to experiment on myself because there is a lot of data on me and one of the most well studied humans on applied now. now i try to optimize for high performance at this point in time, i tried to perform my teeth. i've tried to mice in the past. it's very often refer

utilities, industrials, financials are the worst performing s&p sectors and strong earnings from ib m&a t and t haven't been enough to support the broader market this afternoon overall as the focus remains on the treasury market and inflation, interest rates, the benchmark ten-year treasury note yield reaching levels not seen since 2008. the economy ranks as the top concern among voters as the midterm approach but a very big divide. >> i want to show you three things from our survey, first, the top issues for americans second the division among americans on them and third who americans think is the best party to solve the problems. first of all you, cost of living, far and away 44% say it's the number one or two concern out there, followed by threats to democracy, hmm, which party thinks about this, followed by immigration, border security, crime, abortion, climate change, look at how far down jobs and unemployment is. followed by the war in ukraine has fallen way down. i want to show you these divisions because those numbers, really mask the divisions. take a look here these are top

guy: let's talk about the ib and where it is going. is that unit effectively is going to be wound out. what is the credit suisse investment banker going to be at the end of this process? that they are investing in? sonali: one thing is what it means for the lending businesses over at credit suisse, because you have seen them in a tough year stay fairly competitive. and has been a top 6-10 player globally. mergers and acquisitions, the same. historically, they have been strong, particularly when it comes to chinese listings. that makes credit suisse unique among investment banks. so if they keep that lending prowess, with the backing of middle easterners, that is what is interesting. -- also supported credit suisse before, so can you make an investment bank separated from credit suisse itself powerful in the global scale of things when they already have those businesses public. alix: at some point will it just be a wealth management division? would that be the goal? sonali: that is what it is essentially. credit suisse, they also have a

ibe second largest prize in history. a ticket with five matching numbers was sold in los gatos. that is worth $1.5 million. >> someone is happy this morning. >> someone is very happy waking up. hopefully we find out who it is. our forecast has been calm. >>> that will continue for the next couple days, in time for the holiday weekend, halloween. we are expecting clear conditions. there is not really a cloud in the sky. that's normal for us in the east bay, friends east of mount diablo. along our coast we are seeing clear conditions. into the afternoon hours daytime highs are only topping off in the upper 60s and lower 70s from oakland to the east bay. in the north bay, 70s, low 60s along the coast. lots of events this weekend, we'll talk about all of them in the forecast. let's talk with owhunt. if you are heading to this event in san francisco, bundle up the kids. into the weekend temperatures are a little bit below average. it's going to be a chilly evening set up into friday, saturday, and even sunday. bring those jackets. i know the kids won't want to put them over the costu

tired of politicians trying to put md's after their name, that is not a winning issue, it is not an ib issue that is don't of find for voter. kennedy: democrats are bringing if up with enthusiasm that is odd. >> i saw charlie bringing it up with enthusiasm in a debate, i know some people might have cringed. i would say to this charlie's point. if florida is a red state, and you talking about a red wave, i said i believe republicans will have house but i do think that democrats will end up with senate, you should see margin higher in favorability column for ron desantis. >> all metrics and all out lets have the governorship in florida likely republican. you know. >> absolutely. kennedy: charlie crist is not up in any poll, close is good in hand grenades and horse shoes but not necessarily politics. robby, l law talk about -- let's talk well oz versus fetterman. >> he has to go for it he is slightly behind. it still more likely a fetterman pick up, but he has a huge opportunity. he is a tv man. you know, dr. oz has i think not been convincing to any segment of even the republican elector

and all just a nightmare, but, is it ib ric interesting none of that leaked through time, departmenthese leaks, when they don't want to, even some supposed trump p puppet bob barr was head. kennedy: bill barr. >> what is going on here, my guess that there is a signal from some very powerful people who do not want joe biden to seek reelection, they have been protecting his son but they don't have to continue to do, this that speculation, but i don't know what else would explain why the story was silenced by all powers that be in 2020 election there a no leaks now all of a sudden, now that joe biden is announcing he will seek reelection and other democrats don't want him to, now al all of a sudden signal is blasted we don't have to protect and you your son what clearly seems to be -- if not criminal. kennedy: we can charge him for lying on a gun application, we can do that or charge him for minor tax evasion and some other issues that you know he will never see time. or we can get you and uncle jim and hunter and we'll be done with all of you in one fell swoop, that is probably the bes

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they are all ib lead to greed law school under grand. this isn't for a failure of aptitude. this is for failure of desire. goes to the notion leading clearance that the doj, the upper intel's are running interference for joseph robinette biden and that shouldn't happen. >> carley: the company that hunter was working with, his name is patrick, he to him as his client and the "bleeping spy chief of china." when you get paid and diamonds, usually it's not totally aboveboard. we have a potential gun charge, tax charges coming down the line according to reporting. nothing compared to this. >> todd: today is pay bay fox. do you think... you've got to talk to hr. something is up with your paycheck situation. >> carley: getting a slap on the wrist for violating the hatch act, retweeted a post encouraging users to buy democrat delivered t-shirts. created to limit certain activities of employees such as endorsing political contributions that she flew overseas but it will not be pursuing but instead -- >> todd: banks turnover 13 billions of dollars of cash ahead of tomorrow's deadline

instagram for the first time by the brother of the x footballer, who owns a range of nightclubs in ibs posted in 2019 in promotion of his clubs. the video was not gaining any attractions until it was shared. this year. that it is when british media commented on the resemblance between the dancing man video and rishi sunak calling it raving rishi. this is one of many headlines and social media tweets and memes that went viral in the u.k.. now, there's no actual evidence to suggest this is rishi sunak himself. the prime minister has said he is not one to drink alcohol. similarly, there is not some of the same facial features. rishi sunak has a visible mole on his left cheek and this man does not have one. at the time this video was filmed, this is what was posted on rishi sunak's public social media accounts. he was doing his gt's down in primary schools in westminster. bryan: thanks very much for that. setting up with truth or false. that's it for us, there's more world news, coming up on france 24. ♪ >> join us on down-to-earth where we explore the incredibly complex relationship betw

the whole ib model, it is almost like ib is under threat right now over " what do we do next?"e overhaul of investment bankers. tom: ok. jonathan: we will see where he lands next. much more from credit suisse still to come. jordan, this was special. tom: what did you call the leaf peeping? momiji gari. lisa: do you actually speak japanese? tom: -- jonathan: sure. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will help you create a comprehensive wealth plan for your full financial picture. with the right balance of risk and reward. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. jonathan: live from new york city this morning, good morning. the s&p 500 pushing higher through most of this morning. last week, a week of losses. monday morning air up on the s&p 500. back up aggressively then down, all over the place on the bond market. a 10 year yield higher for the another consecutive week. on the 10 year for 11. lisa: we have had a shift in the psychology of said members. the cpi is coming out hotter than expected. people are surprised b

now according to state media, the country's hard line president ib rahim rissi said, quote, security of the islamic republic and we will not allow the enemy to implement in any way its plans to undermine this valuable, national asset. certainly a veiled threat there. iran has been gripped as we know by protests following the death of 22-year-old masshsa amini afr she was arrested by the morality police for wearing improper hijab. rights groups say thousands arrested and hundreds killed. we know this is a conservative number as authorities struggle to contain an outpouring of public anger and demonstrations calling for the regime's overthrow. i should mention more than 300 iranian journalists issued a statement calling for the release of two of their colleagues. they are both accused by the ministry of intelligence of being cia spies and, quote, the primary source of news for foreign media. that's a crime punishable by death after breaking the story of amini's death. both are held in evin prisoner since their arrest last month. christine? >> anna coren, thank you. >>> quick hits aroun

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biden would say of ib beat him once i can beat him again and we cannot risk the primary with democracy itself on the line. if trump is not a candidate or nominee, i think it is a tougher sell for biden because a party will say we need you to be trump it is like the emergency guy in 2020. but why will we nominate someone that is 82 if trump is going to be on the ballot. >> and you wonder if biden was doing himself favors if he said i will be rich. you wonder why you get these questions from people now. the other note on trump, if you read the stories that he made to florida, standing next to a certain governor there it was interesting and different comments. it was focused on hurricane recovery but if you look at the last few weeks with the flying of migrants to democratic strongholds and they get them back at him for that as well as their comments next to each other during that speech was interesting to watch as well. >> what are the factors that trump will be waiting right now on his decision to run again? >> you didn't ask me is he going to run? it is a good thing you did it -- did i

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it has great programming but it's not an adjunct of the democratic party nor should it ibe put fox news, they elect public and politicians and they have really great at night comparing anti-trump people but it's an organization that views itself as this organization and its operating at such a small scale, tucker carlson is getting two to three times the largest in like six times -- a massive rating advantage and the viewers are more engaged, more dominant. fox online presence is huge, and entire streaming platform like there's fox news nation, people pay $6 a month to get additional parker carlson. but there is this little on the left and you can't count on tomsnbc do it but alex wegner wl replace her and it's good stuff but they are not the same. >> thirteen humor questions because we will go to q and a but what does it look like? obviously on the network the podcast -- >> i think it's all of the iabove. i don't know anyone is investing in the network going forward, a lot of it is influencers, is content creators like the organization in the union started by bernie sanders campaign ma

with me to share their reporting and their ib sights npr's claudia gonsalves. solin young of the "new york times." and our cnn political director david chalian. david, remarkably close race buzz if you look into the bones troubling signs for democrats. >> no doubt about it. and just where you ended there i think is critical, that overwhelming sense that the economy and inflation is the dominant issue. this is what jumps out to me at this poll. all the other issues are just not even in the same ballpark in terms of importance to voters. but when you couple that with the overall perception that voters just think the economy, clear majorities in these states think the economy is getting worse in their states, you noted joe biden being underwater. this is why, especially in nevada, why republicans see real opportunity there. you went through the senate and the governor's race there showing how close those contests are and why republicans see real opportunity. they're also like critical house contests in nevada. so republicans have sort of set their sights on that s

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and then a slew of huge names coming next week including bank of america, united, j&j, goldman sachs, ib america, tesla, to -- ibm, tesla, to name just a few. for those of you huddling on the bench, we get it. you are missing or at least not getting caught into the market drops, but also you're missing powerful rallies like this. 903-point move in the dow right now. so let's get to the floor show. joining me now, rsm's chief economist and nancy die crude. nanty, can you give me a sense of the psychology of the markets at very moment where we are up 901 points, popping back up above 30,000 for the dow, i mean, just look at this move. >> well, there's a feeling in the air today that maybe worst is behind us and maybe we're done with or we've hit the bottom -- liz: why? i mean -- sorry to interrupt, but where does that come from, the worst is behind us? [laughter] >> exactly. that's what i'm saying. i don't believe that that's the case. i think we're not out of the woods. i think the 8.2%cpi number today clearly indicates that inflation is a whole lot stickier than anyone realized, and it w

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this time, though -- >> on jpmorgan, i mean, we knew where expectations were on ib revenue, down 47 isctually a little bit ahead of where the street was >> i couldn't believe it this should be the quarter of nothing. nothing. by the way, you know, wells is involved with the albertson's deal they didn't used to do that kind of thing that's the kind of, hey, listen, they're a client, now we're going get some fees. that's a fantastic business. great gross margins, and i really like it and jpmorgan did much better, given the fact that there was not a single ipo the only thing i worry about with the banks is elizabeth warren if she isn't jammed on some other things and sees how much they're making, ouch because they are making so much money. and look, i'm -- my trust is a shareholder of wells, so i want wells to do well, and they did not let me down. >> right well, the senate changes hands, and might be a tougher road for her. >> senate changes hands? holy cow >> it's not unthinkable. >> wells goes to 80. >> yeah. as for monday, we'll get bank of america, and i heard you tell joe that you t