"barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead i am jack otternsumers are souring on the economy as fed officials mall interest-rate national economic jason furman on what these mean for investors, then upbeat earnings drive in the market this week analyst expected to see strong results continue beyond the first quarter, later a rare apology from apple after a controversial ipad advertisement appearing to literally crush creativity we begin with the expert panel on three things investors think about right now on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, jack cao and elizabeth o'brien, it was another good weekend the markets and the gains were fairly broad. >> it's kind of nice we saw that the dow the market higher up within 2% has an eight day winning streak which is not the longest ever but it's pretty nice in a case of no news being good news we didn't have economic data and releases of what came out was a little bit weak but not too weak and no big companies coming out with the remains in the market was left to the own devices, bond yields did n

roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead i am andy and for jack otterthe world economy is slowing down as global government debt levels spike world bank david malpass is sounding the alarm on why it's a major concern. then the buzz around green energy is getting louder but don't count oil and gas out yet, the expert panel will impact the future of the energy sector and dive into her smart investors to put their money. later the bond king does not like bonds anymore will look what he's buying instead the expert panel and three things investors are to be thinking about right now on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, andrew bary and meghan. the big news the dow cracked 40000 at the close real drama because it was nip and tuck at the very end. last week we asked you why the market was up he was bad news initiate proximate cause this week. >> this week we have bad news without good news for the stock market first we had inflation weaker but also a weakening economy and that was clear from her retail sales number that came in below expectation that was w

i am jack otter. inflation lived in this federal reserve stuck on hold.y capron tells us what higher for longer interest-rate means for your money. then we have the latest big money pull out of professional investors. senior writer paul will dive into what they're bearish on way earnings growth is lower than what you thought. american automakers have much better earnings season than the european counterparts. we begin with the expert panel and what they are to be thinking, ben levisohn, megan leonhardt and al route. then, it was not a great week in the market then we got the goldilocks jobs number that pleased everybody. >> it was a really decent number at first glance, disappointed but it was the 175,000 jobs which is a pretty nice number under most conditions. then you look at wages, average hourly earnings went up but pretty benign and everybody in the market is going up, treasury yields are coming down it was the kind of thing that they wanted which is a real change from earlier in the week where it seemed like the market was able to freak out about e

i am jack otter, growing tensions here at home and overseas are having a major impact on the geopoliticalandscape president ian bremer will share his insights. later the new rules of real estate taken affect the summer they will break down what homebuyers and sellers need to know ahead of the change, we began with the expert panel investors to be thinking about, on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, elizabeth o'brien and jacob sonenshine. it's an ugly week on wall street and in the last hour or so trading instead of going to the hamptons and the beach traders put in a bid in the market ended up on the day. >> you're absolutely right it was a terrible week it was looking like an awful week at that into the month. instead we have a massive rally on friday and it could've been a programmatic trading and it could've been real people but something came in to take advantage of a bunch of the stocks getting knocked down. it was a down week for the market but not nearly as bad as it could have been. jack: algorithms did not want to go to the beach. what were the forces pushing the market dow

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honor our men and women in uni ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack9 otterp, china's electric vehicle i have is threatening to dominate the market. can us automakers pull ahead of the competition and later, a big week for artificial intelligence, nvidia's to blowout earnings. we begin with our expert panel if three things investors ought to be thinking about. on"barron's roundtable,"s ben levisohn, jack howe and teresa rivas is. ben, we all think last week was scary, there was a bad drop in the market on thursday, but when you looked at the end result, the s&p and nasdaq was up, dow was down a little bit. >> yeah. for the dow, it was a terrible week, the dow was down more than 2%, but you look at the nasdaq, it was up more than 11, and the s&p -- 11 and the s&p did absolutely nothing. and there were lots of reasons being thrown around whether it was the fed minutes, rate hike fears, but really it just come down to nvidia. the chipmaker came out with earnings, jumped something like almost 10%. and whether you owned nvidia or not really determined whether the