anne mulcahy. she tells us how companies are preparing and dealing with economic and market turmoil. one of today's biggest losers was bank of america. c.e.o. brian moynihan tried to reassure investors about the health of his bank, but they weren't convinced. he participated in a web conference call hosted by a mutual fund manager, and for an hour and a half he was grilled about everything from the bank's capital levels to its weak stock price. erika miller reports. >> reporter: investors couldn't see bank of america c.e.o. brian moynihan, but 6,000 people dialed into to hear him defend his business strategy. moynihan reassured investors there's no need for the firm to raise additional capital, because conditions are improving. >> the fundamentals are so much better in our country, and in our company, and in our industry, than they were four years ago, when the financial crisis hit. >> reporter: moynihan also tried to bolster confidence by pointing to the positives during his 18-month leadership. t