he will tell us what we should worry about in the economy and bill baruch from the cme. bill, start with you. put the whole week in perspective. we had a lot of financial news and a lot of economic news we had the fed smack in the middle. what does this portend for next week. >> we see good news is bad news. we missed expectations with the jobs data this morning but we were above 200,000. that was the key. the market was able to stablize. as long as we show 200,000 jobs created, that shows growth. david: let me put an emphasis on this? wasn't this a sweet spot, wasn't so worried they were worried about another pullback from the fed, but it wasn't bad? it was really in that sweet spot, no? >> exactly. 200, 230 was the sweet spot. we fell right there, right in the middle. the real question mark going into this week as gdp. was the economy growing. we got 4.0 number. revision upwards from last month. really what that shows is that we are moving forward. now good news is bad news. last month's 28was too much. -- 288 was too much. funny to say. liz: let's bring in the stock gu

bill baruch in the pits of cme. i want to start with you. market dispointed president obama doing anything more in iraq or anything more than he already done, am i right? >> main thing is not iraq as much as russia pulling back. look at the dax. the german dax is down 10%. you're seeing markets come off the lows because russia is pulling back. you're not getting excitedness. this is more of a short cover. people are not necessarily believe quite yet but they're starting to die gets fact that russia is pulling back. dierdre: cathy, next question to you, where do we go from here? >> i think we're going higher. if you told me at the beginning of this year how much we would throw at this market, crimea, iraq, gaza, argue gentine's bond default, argentina's bond default, i would have thought the market was done a lot more than it is now. on many measures it is not down at old. i'm quite optimist i can, we're quite optimistic. david: mark this comeback, 200 points on the dow, end of this mini correction we've been seeing? >> frankly, i don't think