baruch atah -- you righty?>> man: say baruch atah -- >> anthony: baruch atah adonai elohaynu melech ha'olam asher kidshanu bemitzvotav vetzivanu. >> man: vetzivanu. >> anthony: vetzivanu l'hadlik -- >> man: tefillin. so now, you're bar mitzvahed. mazel tov. >> anthony: mazel tov. thank you gentlemen. i've never felt so much like i'm masquerading as something i'm not. i am instinctively hostile to any kind of devotion. uh, certainty is my enemy. you know, i'm all about doubt, questioning oneself and the nature of reality constantly. when they grabbed hold of me in -- in a totally non-judgmental way -- essentially, you know, god's happy to have you, you know here you go, oh man you know, my, my treachery is complete. just 'cause i was raised outside the faith with no particular attachment or loyalty to israel doesn't mean that plenty of people on this earth don't hate me in principle. i know that. but the state of israel, i never really knew what to think. first, look around, it's like everybody says. it's pretty

hearst publications which were also in trouble and joe said no, he asked his good friend bernard baruch who said no. everybody in america said no. and at exactly the same time good old carmel snow decides she's going to defect to harper's bazaar. which of course was a terrible blow to conde and he never forgave her. never, and she's the only person get him wrong who he never forgave. as you can see there's a very famous new yorker diana friedman talking to carmel snow. by no carmel's brother tom white is the general manager of all the hearst companies and he's one of seven people whose bailing out hearst at the same time . as if that weren't bad enough he got prostate cancer and has aheart attack . he has a radical prostatectomy, it's a hard word to say. i'll get off that slide . and basically is in such for help hedoesn't know what he's going to do . and there's this lady he meets at a cocktail party. he's still married to leslie by now he's trying to decide if he's prepared to ruin this young woman's life. she won't be able to haveany more children children with him . is not sure what

bill baruch joining us from the cme. hsbc's head of fx strategy david bloom is on the program. that is coming up at the top of the hour. markets higher today. treasury yields higher, as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: 30 minutes left in the european trading day. from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." guy: equities bid. the bond market is paying attention as well. nearlyxx 600 is up by 0.7 5%. we are seeing the pound rally as well. that's putting a little bit of a cap on the ftse 100 today. i think this is where the real move is happening. we are seeing a breakdown in equities, but the bond market is worth paying attention to. asht basis points, as high 11 basis points, earlier on. bond yields going up. this is a chunky move. two way action being re-induced -- being reintroduced for the bond market. vonnie: crude oil inventories coming in now from the department of energy. we are gettin

baruch of futures, thank you.rmer ceo of overstock has sold his entire stake in the company he founded. he says he will put the proceeds into gold and cryptic currencies. he cashed out almost 5 million shares for about $90 million. he resigned as ceo last month. he had made a lot of comments about the deep state and the involvement in government espionage. huawei making a bid to overturn the u.s. law that put it on a blacklist. lawyers will be in federal court to argue that the law is an unconstitutional attempt to drive while way out of the country -- to drive way way -- to drive huawei out of the country. they spoke ceo mark zuckerberg appears to be on the charm offensive in washington -- facebook ceo mark zuckerberg appears to be on the charm offensive in washington, talking about future tech regular shoe. guy: coming up, we are counting down to the european close. we will also be talking to ing's head of fx strategy, chris turner. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: 30 minutes left in the european trading day. from lo

he asked his good friend bernard baruch and he said no.he never forgave her. never. she is the only person who did him strong who he never forgave. as you can see there's a very famous new yorker, diana friedman, was at harper's bazaar, talking to carmelo snow, by now carmen his brother, light, is the general manager of all of those companies and he is one of seven people who was bailing out first at the same time. if that weren't bad enough, he gets prostrate cancer. and he has a heart attack. he is the radical process is to me, it's a harbor to say. basically, he is in such poor health he doesn't know what he is going to do. there is this lady who he meets at a cocktail party. he is still married but is now deciding if he is prepared to run this young woman's life. she will build have any more children with him. he's not quite sure what is going to do about it. and this lady into his life and everybody knows who she is? at the time she was claire booth brokaw. he met her at a cocktail party and he said go meet missus cha chase. she did.

let's trade the futures with bill baruch. what are you watching into this close right now?ing back at friday's nonforeign payroll number. it was highly anticipated, but the market reaction was fairly muted. wage growth came in better than expected we're seeing less worse data out of europe this morning and we are eyeing cpi on thursday, which has been a fairly strong number of late what we're seeing here today is the 30-year bond the prices are coming in pretty strongly today or pretty weakly today. the yields are firming up. we're at the highest level in about two and a half weeks lowest level in 3 1/2 weeks on the prices and i think there could be a little bit more room here to go. if you see this chart, there is a trend line that we broke out above. we can pull back down and detest it that's at 160. on top of that, you're seeing the two-year, the ten-year yield curve. it hasn't been negative for about a week now that's a good thing. and you know what else likes that are the banks the banks are on fire. and we're seeing the xlf up. there is some good room here for it to r

bill baruch, bill, what's driving the strength here into the close?m echoing the same narrative that dan just spoke about. i'm watching the treasuries into the close today and into the fed tomorrow that 30-year bond has rallied from 1.9% to 2.4% in just about two weeks. skbrus like that, we're seeing 50% odds that the fed cuts tomorrow i think they do cut given some of the geopolitical concerns, some of the overnight repo, rise in rates looking at the futures, i'm looking at the futures in the 30-year bond there's a lot of support buying at 1583 you want to look to be a buyer at 158 and the chart shows a breakout above 158, a trend line as well that has tested and held and i expect a lot of volatility and if the fed doesn't cut rates tomorrow, you're going to see volatility and equities, but that in turn would would rise the yield and suppress prices, the volatility in equities would pressure the yields back down. i think we're going to see support. i would be ready to buy again at 155.5, 156 there's a good trend line there. and at that point, too, yo