on the barron "barron's roundtan levisohn carleton english and.may not feel like it but it's official were a noble market how did that happen. >> we entered a bull market this week and we did in the most temperate way possible. the s&p 500 gained 0.4% in the other indexes did not go up that much at all. it was a small-cap russell 202,000 again was 2%. that is a sign there is a rotation going on underneath the service and people are willing to buy more than apple in the big tech. >> it shows you people that are concerned about market rest were wrong they said it was narrow only seven or eight stocks and basically driving the market higher rate it turned out the market is going down broadened out in small and mid-cap are doing really well. >> you sound like a sensible market to me. >> to some people to look at this and say recession fears and whatnot why is the market going up but on one level it's more sensible gamestop reported earnings in the fire to ceo and the stock dropped 8% and the canceled earnings call, the stock is down to 23 split adjust

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. >> "barron's roundtable" spoke on transponder by global xv tx ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "barron's roundtableere we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. the bulls are in control of this market but how long will it last? top equity strategist gives us her take. and where investors should be putting their money. then how the recent loss of the titanic sub could hurt companies looking to capitalize on extreme tourism. hot off the press barron's out with top ceos and you may be surprised to is not on it, who made the cut and how they changed the world with their companies. we begin with three things investors ought to be think about right now. the stocks slipping as investors come to terms with the prospect of more interest rate hikes with the federal reserve, virgin galactic stocks soared and sputtered as they launch the inaugural commercial spaceflight. in the end of the student loan forbearance will be bad news for some graduates wallets but could be good news for the economy. on the "barron's roundtable", ben levisohn, carleton english in. we knew what

i'll see ♪ ♪ barron's round table sponsor by: ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to barron's round table.ter. coming up, did we already beat inflation? i'm asking rob around not what he's watching and where investors should be putting their money. then a.i. versus the music industry, record labels and artists seeing both promise and peril from songs generate by artificial intelligence. and later some predict a rebound for the ipo market. we we begin as always with three things investors ought to be thinking about right now. stocks ended the week higher despite signals from the fed e that more rate hikes could be coming. we'll take a look at how the market is reacting. and have mortgage rates finally peaked? housing analysts seem convinced. then bud with light deloaned -- throned as the nation's number one selling beer. my colleagues, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe. so, ben, the fed if talked real tough this week, but investors were not scared away. >> not at all. the s&p 500 finished up about 2.5% this week, it was its fifth straight week of gains, the longest winning streak

it's part of a barron's special quarterly section, the guide to wealth.tack al whole bunch of friends in the story but start with one that's getting all the oxygen and 39 years after the term nay torr hit screen screend we're talk about ai. >> ai has gone from a pipe dream to a reality. we saw with chatgpt and there's a consumer opportunity here and we can sell stuff through this and real game changer is when nvidia came out with the earnings and the numbers were fantast and i can better than the earnings was the guidance, which was 50% higher than they had previously said and that was because people are ordering chips to be able to do ai, which takes a lot of memory to co. so all of a sudden everything that had anything to do with ai is rallying. you have chip makers are doing it, data base companies, c3ai has the ticker. ai was flyin flying and that's e it just got everybody super excited because this is real now. jack: one quick thing with nvidia, seems to be priced for perfection. investors that own it, should they take profits at this point? >> i don

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don't forget to follow us on twitter @barron's online. we'll see you next week on "barron's roundtable". ♪ thank you so much. happy father's day. >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks so much for joining us this weekend. face to face after four months of delay, secretary secretary of state antony blinken in beijing for high stakes talks between the united states and china. it comes just days after a phone call where his chinese counterpart reportedly told blinken to show respect and stop meddling this china's affairs. -- in china's affairs. the u.s. state department already downplaying expectations of any kind of breakthrough or transformation from this trip as china's xi jinping warns of worsening relations with the west. urging his country to prepare for, quote, extreme scenarios. chairman of the house select chief on china, congressman

for the “pbs newshour,” i'm laura barron-lopez.for more on how the 2024 republican field is shaping up, we turn to our politics monday team. that's amy walter of the cook political report with amy walter and tamara keith of npr. well, hello, hello. tamara: hello. geoff: let's start our conversation about the 2024 race with a bit more about the politician who says he's not going to get into this. that's new hampshire governor chris sununu. he wrote an op-ed for the washington post, part of which i will read. he says this -- “if trump is the nominee, republicans will lose again, just as we did in 2018, 2020 and 2022. this is indisputable and i am not willing to let it happen without a fight.” he argues that he will have much more power and influence as a kingmaker in new hampshire. is he right about that? amy: well, i do not think so. i think there is about 10% to 15% of the republican electorate that is interested in non-trump candidate -- actually not just a non-trump candidate, but an anti-trump candidate. they appeal to those vot

i'm laura barron-lopez. our country is in uncharted territory. after former president donald trump became the first former american president to be charged with federal crimes. the justice department unsealed its indictment against trump charging him with 37 felony counts relating to his handling of classified information. those counts range from violating the espionage act to obstructing justice. and the allegations are stunning. among them trump stored boxes of classified documents in a ballroom and a bathroom. he acknowledged to mara lago guest that is he had classified document and note his ability to declassify them and he told his attorney to hide the documents. they have been investigating trump for nearly seven months and he spoke about it today. >> we have one set of laws to this country and they apply to everyone. laura: trump will go present himself in front of a judge and will plead not guilty. we have hugo lowell, heather caygle, devlin barrett and ed o'keefe. thanks to you all for being here to

follow us on twitter at barron's online. that is all fo retail. three years ago everybody wanted it and now they don't. sean: i'm all about boycott. >> will talk about that next. >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. former president donald trump has been handed another indictment and congress confirms joe biden took a 5 million-dollar bribe as vice president. presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy is here to respond. i'm also getting his take on potential new threats to our national security from communist china. all of this as 11 gop candidates are now in the race for the white house with two months until the first gop debate. meanwhile investors are waiting to major inflation reports in the week ahead in a major decision from the federal reserve on interest rates all happening next week, kansas city federal reserve president thomas hoenig on what to expect a

read more check out this week's edition of barron's.com don't forget to follow us on twitter at barron's online, that flights. i live in louisiana i cannot get redeye flight where you can fly at night. dagen: you are the best. >> from the fox studios in new york city. this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> happy weekend to all, welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position to for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. interference in delay house republicans releasing damning allegations of the irs, the fbi and the d.o.j. and dealings with hunter biden. i spoke to the house ways and means committee jason smith about it. >> the whistleblowers brought to life inviting federal government, all americans are not treated equally. if your wealthy and politically connected to the biden family you will have special treatment. the u.s. attorney in delaware according to the whistleblowers tried to bring charges in the district of columbia and was denied and tried to bring hargis and central district of california and was denied. requested a special counsel was denied. clearly

barron's nomination. i also ask again, unanimous consent, that the staff has the authority to make technical and conform changes to the matters approved today, i would repeat that unanimous -- concern request. is there objection? >> hearing no objection. with that, our meeting is adjourned. we are getting ready to start the second half, that date night doubleheader. it will extend into the nighttime. i don't think it will. with that, i'm pleased to call this hearing to order. welcome all of our witnesses, welcome to guests, and a special thanks to senator capito and our colleagues for being here for this important hearing. today, we are to discuss the federal highway administrations communication of the bipartisan infrastructure law and inflation reduction act. it's, i'm enormously proud. i know senator capito is as well. we've worked with this committee did and literally, laying the foundation for the bipartisan infrastructure defense of. people say to me and i'm sure they say to you, senator capito, whe

barron, however, does not. at every opportunity this nominee has opposed commonsense efforts to revise regulations and keep pace with the smaller and more affordable nuclear technologies of the future. he's shown that his blanket anti-nuclear approach is both a tired relic and an active obstruction to american prosperity. so no wonder even some senate democrats are thinking twice about rubber stamping mr. baran's nomination. i'd urge each of our colleagues to oppose him. now, on an entirely different matter, over the weekend the secretary of state traveled to beijing and engaged senior chinese officials, including president xi, in meetings intended to reduce our differences. managing and reducing tensions with america's adversaries is a typical responsibility, of course, for the secretary of state. but this isn't necessarily an end in itself. it's a means of advancing other key interests. reports of the secretary's meetings suggest beijing blamed america for increasing tensions. well, i certainly hope secretary

we're not going anywhere near joe and the beer barron is going to be on this show on monday.n't miss it. and they don't want biden anyway. they want trump. adam schiff last night after he was censured for abusing the intelligence committee to facilitate the russia hoax went on cnn and said you are not going to believe this, trump colluded with russia. >> the significance of the president, the former president's son arranging a secret meeting in trump tower to receive what had been represented to him as derogatory information about hillary clinton that was part of the russian government's effort to elect donald trump. that's how it was represented to him. he was happy to accept it. he was disappointed during the meeting as were others in trump's campaign that what they got wasn't more valuable. >> jesse: schiff city think trump colluded with russia and doesn't have any regrets at all about the lies he told us. >> do you have any regrets on how you handled the russia issue. obviously the former president was never implicated for anything involving russia. >> no, not at all. i t

i have see two headlines, got "barron's," saying no recession this year, you can bank on it.over of business week, talking about commercial banks and word scary. where are we? are we going into recession this year? where are we going in this economy? >> i mentioned the yield curve, charles, the front end is above the long end. that is very anomalous. the only time it ever normalizes short rates before long rates. why should you earn more money on a safe asset than a risky asset, take inflation risk. the only way the curve normalizes if the fed cuts rates, cuts rates a lot. i don't see that happening outside of a recession. in fact if you look at the leading indicators 14 consecutive months the series is down. it is down 8% year on year. seems to me the burden still those arguing we'll not have a recession. could this time be different? yes, but highly unlikely unless the fed massively pivots towards rate cuts. charles: which they're promising won't happen. made a pledge almost. that last meeting felt like a pledge. no matter what we're not cutting this year. having said all o

laura barron-lopez reports on why the doj charged mr.g of classified material, but not others, like hillary clinton, joe biden, and mike pence. >> this is the most political thing i've ever seen. laura: in response to the federal indictment of donald trump -- >> isre a dferentnd for a democrat secretary of state versus a former republican president? i think there needs to be one standard of justice. laura: republicans are attacking the justice system. >> the ridiculous and baseless indictment of me by the binding administration's weaponized department of injustice will go down as one of the most horrific abuses of power. laura: the justice department charged trump with 37 felonies, including 31 counts under the espionage act for knowingly retaining national defense documents after repeatedly being asked to have them over. >> joe biden has classified documents, he mishandled them as vice president. laura: republicans are crying hypocrisy. gop primary voters agreed. three quarters say the prosecution is politically motivated. according to

river police department employs just four people, two private investigators, jim mcneil and molly barronfered to help. >> it was at that point where the prosecutor was ready to sign the search warrant of the cochran residence. so molly and jim show up at my office, and i'm like, oh, well, as a matter of fact, i'm going to be doing a search warrant there tomorrow. >> hi, jason, how you doing? >> i'm hanging in there, how are you? >> one of the first things you want to be very careful of is weapons. do you have any weapon in the home? >> not on us, but we have weapons in house. i've got a .22 under there. >> should be able to reach right in and get it. >> laura calls the we're standing there for quite a while waiting for that crime lab. >> and i looked up. >> look at the tiles on the ceiling. >> is that what she said? >> yeah, they painted it. >> the ceiling was white but there was certain spots up there. >> to the private investigators, those spots on the ceiling look suspiciously like painted-over blood. >> we got a positive with the luminol on the ceiling here. >> juju: a chilling disco

should we be worried about the barron's curves? >> i'd rather see a bear on the cover.ughter] i think, look, you've got to remember prices primary, sentiment is secondary. and i have all kinds of sentiment indicators like put-call ratios and things like that which are elevated right now which could pull the market back in the near term. but that that said, price is primary, and i can tell you as i scan, as i say all the time 1500-2000 names, 200 sectors, a lot of the market's to in pretty good shape. i will say this, oil's still bad with, commodities not so good, and there's still plenty of areas that are bringing up the rear. but again, i've got to go, the technology move is quite amazing. when i see things like broadcom doing what it's doing and the semiconductors which is basically putting in a flag pattern straight up the pole, a little right turn and looks like it's going to break out again, that is some significant strength. charles: so let's pick up on that because, you know, the narrative again as i was trying to set this up was last week we saw action outside o

laura barron-lopez has more.: chris christie hasn't been shy about his soured feelings for donald trump. fmr. gov. christie: donald trump is a tv star, nothing more, nothing less. if we put him back in the white house, the reruns will be worse than the original show was. laura: the former two-term governor from new jersey officially kicks off his bid for president in new hampshire, the same state where he finished in sixth place in the 2016 republican primary and within 24 hours dropped his first bid for the presidency. then and now, he positioned himself as a no-holds-barred candidate, leaning into the tough-talking reputation he built his governor, but for roughly two decades, christie considered trump a friend and advised him throughout his 2016 campaign and presidency. fmr. gov. christie: i am proud to be here to endorse donald trump for president of the united states. laura: after serving in trump's administration as chair of the opioid and drug abuse commission, christie broke with him in 2020, as trump spr

. >> a barron county is trying to stop outside shows by going after spectators. but, first, they must find out if they can do that. >>> the wreckage has been really sad to see you. >> the critical add highlighting san franciscan drug crisis is rubbing some the wrong way. the new add tweeted out by ron desantis. >>> plus, elon musk and mark zuckerberg are going at it online. what is going on with that one? we will find out there. >>> and the latest win is coming with some controversy. we will show you what happened. but, first, we do need to get to our top stories. the u.s. coast guard says a debris field has been found or the titanic asterisk was already searching for the missing submersible. it is unclear at this debris field is connected to the missing titan sub. it comes on a critical day where officials feel the sub, if intact, could run out of oxygen this morning. it was carrying five passengers when it disappeared sunday during an expedition to the sunken wreckage of the titanic. the u.s. coast guard says they plan on holding an update at noon, our time. >>

laura barron lopez takes a look at those cases and their broader implications.ve put into place bans or severe restrictions on transition related medical care for minors. but measures in at least five of those states have now been permanently or temporarily blocked from taking effect. to discuss the legal challenges around these laws and where they go next, we're joined by danielle weatherby, a law professor at the university of arkansas who focuses on lgbtq legal issues. professor weatherby, thank you so much for joining. arkansas was the first state to ban gender affirming medical care for minors. but this week, a federal judge ruled that ban unconstitutional, making it the first ever ruling to overturn such a prohibition. can you explain the judge's determination in this case? prof. weatherby: absolutely. thank you for having me. it his determination was that act 626 was unconstitutional for three reasons. first, he said that the act violated the equal protection clause to the extent that it discriminated on the basis of facts. he said that it usurped the par

for the “pbs newshour,” i'm laura barron-lopez.es away, in fargo, north dakota, governor doug burgum also launched his campaign. lisa desjardins reports on his record. gov. burgum: frankly, big cities can use more ideas and more values from small towns right now. [cheering and applause] lisa: north dakota governor doug burgum's presidential pitch is about his roots, far from washington. gov. burgum: our whole town was about taking care of each other, about helping those in need, about neighbor helping neighbor. every small town in america is like that. lisa: in the 1980's, he took a chance, mortgaging his family grain farm to launch great plains software. that gamble paid off. he sold the company in the 1990's to microsoft for $1.1 billion. >> republican doug burgum. lisa: in 2016, he tried a new career, entering the governor's race with no political experience. he easily beat an establishment candidate and won reelection four years later. energy policy, including drilling, is a focus for burgum. he's accused the biden administrati

don't forget to follow us on twitter @barron's online. we'll see you next week on "barron's roundtable". ♪ [laughter] pete: you got it. have a good sunday. ♪ muck more good sunday morning, everyone. happy power's day to the all. thank you so much for joining us. welcome to "sunday morning futures," i'm maria bart with romo. today, paces to face with america's number one adversary. antony blinken touching down in beijing, critics say ready for another dressing down by communist china after its string of soft attacks on america. coming up, florida congressman michael waltz on the house armed services and foreign ea affairs committees on why biden's cabinet goes back to beijing as china's surveillance on america intensifies. then, more covid lies exposedded. further evidence covid-19 originated in the wuhan lab and the chinese communist party covered it up as did anthony fauci dlealgedly because he directed taxpayer money to fund it. rand paul, banking member of homeland security committee with the truth about covid and biden's soft response

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