robert outwards and of sandra o'neill -- robert albertson of sandra o'neill.ocused on the too small to survive banks. community banking is important and critical. highly distressed. why our community banks struggling and how much do they hate jamie dimon? it is important to start looking at the numbers and thinking it through. the capitaleased ratio 30% in large banks. they are setting aside for judgments and finds. so much money that they are exceeding the original tarp number. >> we are re-targeting -- re- targeting -- re-tarping. over half a trillion dollars. go down to the community banks, it is the other side of the story. been very fortunate because we have banks that are small and are close to communities and small businesses. capital port? penalty arc capital stock. if they no longer have the potential for profitability. a billionunder dollars in assets, there are 600 banks. i would argue the bulk of them are flat. they are basically close to being zombies. this is simple arithmetic. bank -- theyon cannot earn a reasonable return. these this into conte

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going down for the wrong reasons which is labor force participation is collapsing economists and albertsons very good work in this area he points out that if you if you take the labor force participation that namely how many people how many adults are in the workforce as a percentage of the total population and put it at october two thousand and nine levels when unemployment was ten percent if you use that level unemployment would still be nine percent in other words most of the gain from nine percent to six point seven percent is not the result of job creation is the result of people getting discounts to giving up and dropping out of the labor force and inflation that's a joke or the places where one percent the fed says they wanted to privately they'll tell you three or higher so that's not even close so by the fed's own criteria they should have not they should not have tapered in december but they did taper that tells me they had another reason there was something else going on the something else is that they've come to realize that they're destroying the balance sheet the fed is insolv

going down for the wrong reasons which is labor force participation is collapsing economists and albertsons very good work in this area he points out that if you if you take the labor force participation that namely how many people how many adults are in the workforce as a percentage of the total population and put it out october two thousand and nine levels when unemployment was ten percent if you use that level unemployment would still be nine percent in other words most of the gain from nine percent to six point seven percent is not the result of job creation is the result of people getting this. giving up and dropping out of the labor force and inflation that's a joke or the place zero one percent the fed says they wanted to privately they'll tell you three or higher so that's not even close so by the fed's own criteria they should have they should not have tapered in december but they did taper that tells me they had another reason there was something else going on the something else is that they've come to realize that they're destroying the balance sheet the fed is insolvent on a mar

going down for the wrong reasons which is labor force participation is collapsing economists and albertsons very good work in this area he points out that if you if you take the labor force participation that namely how many people how many adults are in the workforce as a percentage of the total population and put it out october two thousand and nine levels when unemployment was ten percent if you use that level unemployment would still be nine percent in other words most of the gain from nine percent to six point seven percent is not the result of job creation it's the result of people getting discounts to giving up and dropping out of the labor force and inflation that's a joke or the place is around one percent the fed says they want it to privately they'll tell you three or higher so that's not even close so by the fed's own criteria they should have not they should not have tapered in december but they did taper that tells me they had another reason there was something else going on the something else is that they've come to realize that they're destroying the balance sheet the fed is

robert albertson was on with tom this morning.are seeing margin compression come to a halt. whatever. nextsoft is coming out week, among a slew of other really important consumer names -- starbucks, johnson and johnson. the cool thing about microsoft -- we are expecting them to show a drop in aps even though they are going to show a growth on the revenue side. maybe they will say something about their ceo search. >> and you confirmed with alan mulally in detroit that he has no intention -- >> it seems no one wants to take the job at microsoft. >> it is probably a difficult job. it looks like they have their eye on three main contenders. one internal guy, who is their head of cloud concluding -- computing. it will be interesting. >> it will be interesting to see if they wind up saying anything at all. olivia, you are going overseas. >> fortunately, i am not actually going to davos. sleepy swiss a village, the world economic forum. can be exciting if you are 80. >> shinzo abe will be the keynote speaker. we will hear a lot of talk a

i think robert albertson was on this morning. week among a slew of other important consumer names. we are expecting them to show a drop even though they will show growth on the revenue side. maybe they will say something about their ceo search. >> maybe you can talk with alan mulally in new york. but he does not have any intention. jobo one wants to take the at microsoft. >> it is a difficult job. it looks like they have their eye on three main contenders. one internal guy is there head of -- is the head of cloud computing. it will be interesting to see. olivia, you are going overseas. >> i am not actually going to doorposts this year, but up -- this year.vos shinzo abe eight, the japanese prime minister -- listen. abenomics. pay attention. he is going to be the keynote speaker. we will hear a lot about currency. we will hear what the europeans and leaders around the world think about the nsa. >> we have tech nerds. we have microsoft. and climate nerds. they use so much. -- thank u so much. pimm fox will sit down with the former