but the bottom line. suggests that the averages are trying to bottom in preparation for the nice rebound. this is -- this -- how did the hammer have hair on it this sounds too sanguine for me. but you know what? i think it's heartening to put the declines in in a more constructive perspective wouldn't it be something if we did bottom yesterday let's go to kevin in massachusetts. kevin. >> caller: hey, booyah, jim. first time caller, long time listener. >> excellent >> caller: im, my question is, i reinvested my dividends but my holdings are becoming heavily weighted with one stock. i'm using it to purchase other stocks to try to balance out my portfolio. am i doing the right thing >> yes, absolutely i do like the reinvest because over time that can be remarkable look i want to diversify my portfolio. i don't want one stock if you can do that to a bunch of stocks that's true i'm not one of the guys who tries to scare you by talking about the single stock risk. i'm worried about bad stock risk if you have a

especially at the bottom. they are beginning to do that analysis and see if we can sort it out. >> we are now in alexandria's archaeology museum. come ina public museum visiting the town of alexandria. uniquehaeology museum is , because we are a typical , but we areexhibits a public laboratory space. people can interact with long tears that with volunteers and staff -- with volunteers and staff. ,ith happening here right now processing artifacts actually from the well. the first stage of archaeology that happens after all the artifacts come out of the ground as they come into the lab and the artifacts get processed. and thathe dirt off allows us to begin the process of identification of what these things actually are. wells are really important archaeological features. they are really time capsules of the past. then they start to give used for other things, often as trash receptacles. eventually the wells get cap so they don't create hazards in the back lot. all of that information is maintained. archaeologist

especially at the bottom. you will see, we are starting to go through the artifacts and begin to do that analysis deceived we can sort out which was first in which was second -- to see if we can sort out which was first in which was second. >> we are now in alexandria's archaeology museum. on the third floor of the torpedo factory. public museum where visitors come when there visiting the town of alexandria. our archaeology museum is unique , because we are a typical museum with exhibits, but we are also a public laboratory space. people can interact with thenteers and staff and see archaeological process happening. what is happening on the table right now are processing artifacts actually from the well. at mr. garcia's house. the first stage of archaeology that happens after all the artifacts come out of the ground is they come to the lab and the artifacts get processed. first we take the dirt off and that allows us to begin the process of identification of what these things actually are. wells are really imp

i think what we will get a glimpse of when we analyze the bottom of well 2 and getting to the bottom of well 1 is really information about residence in alexandria in the early and middle 19th century. will have artifacts down to tiny seeds that will tell us about diet, pieces of ceramic that will tell us about choices and fashion and fashion ability and things like that. i think this will continue to add to our data set on residence in that period. we are also likely lucky because we have some information where we can reconstruct block histories and begin to learn a little more of the demographics of the people living on the block and connect that to the tangible material remains of the people who live there. >> you can watch this and other artifacts program by visiting our website. >> with the new congress takes office in january it will have the youngest most diverse freshman class and we spent history recent history. new congress new leaders watch it live on c-span starting january 3. >> next from france a history of the armistice in 1918. with president donald trump and many worl

we are getting down to close to the bottom. if you pan down and look towards where ben's feet are, you can see the edge of the brick that is still in place down here. we have not dismantled those yet. we have begun to probe into this final layer. we're almost to the water. we are close to being to the bottom of the well. the excitement of the well is that this will be the bottom layer where, presumably, things may have fallen or dropped when the well was in use. it could have been used after they were done using it for water, it may have been used as a trash pit. people would throw away things. as an archaeologist, that is what we are looking for. those are the clues to learning about the past. we are very excited. we will get down to that layer and break into it once we remove this other half, then we will be ready to penetrate down to the very bottom. one of the more interesting things about the top of this particular well was that we encountered to barrels -- two barrels that were placed on the top. we think this sequence of

the question, is this signal for bottom fishing?oining me mack funds.com, jonas pharis, money map press, keith fitz-gerald and scott martin. keith, you were uncommonly unkeith-like bearish, nagging, gnawing, honorary last couple weeks. is there a little bottom-fishing here? could that be the case? >> i was ornery for a reason. we have a shift from optimism to pest minimum on retail investors. we have 175 hedge funds blown up in the last quarter on a report i just saw before coming on the air. that tells me potentially great contrarian time. when everybody is scared to go swimming, that is the time to start putting your toe in the water. charles: scott? >> i dig it. i would like to see a little more pain, not payne, but more pain. reality, keep it on something, charles, this sentiment, this blow out of hedge funds, some big down volume we see on a day like today, markets were up, they were sanguine. nasdaq turn its over in some areas. this is part of the process. i do want to see one more rough day. one more test of the lows a week o

. >> we think we've been scrapping at the bottom. what we've been saying to clients there is value on the ground there is a massive deare risking. sent sumit horrific. one thick we don't have liquidity coming out of the z system we don't have the margin but what we don't have to worry about and the way things fall apart is when liquidity comes out. the banking system we can argue the multiples and the valuation. but the bank sheets are good that's keeping us bullish. >> hold on. >> please. >> we went from 2950 to the santa dead on arrival to bullish again. >> we've always been -- if you remember we called it a trailers market for some time above 2,900 derisk now you come down rerisk. >> but you said on november the 1st. >> right. >> for argument's sake call it a month. >> yeah. >> we're in for a monster rally. >> right. >> then you said that things have changed you have taken that rally idea off the table. >> so the monster rally we still think things go high are things are good here we are looking smart on monday things are up 6% fr

, blue in the face waiting for the home builders to bottom but they will. they got beaten up so badly, worse nan the overall market, you want to countertrend when these things start to turn then you see. >> they have on a relative basis. even though they made new lows in the past eight to ten sessions they didn't make it relative to the s&p. same with semis. sometimes the things that go first bottom early and. >> would you rather home nlders on retailers which would you choose. >> home owners >> same question to you. >> i think probably -- i think the home builders. but in the retail sector if you look at it, beyond just the kind of the consumer confidence it's a sector that's being disrupted and massively disrupted by amazon and that model what you want to to buy in that situation, buy the disrupter if you want to say completely retail focused then i think amazon is the place to look. >> still amazon. for more on the conflict the consumer why one technician sees a retail rally ahead head over to cnbc.com for more this market has gone wild and it could be t

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now, if it's bottomed, do you buy it >> i don't think it's bottomed i don't think tuzza thinks it's bottomed he said hey, my price target is still $6 if he felt like this thing had bottomed, he would have upgraded from where he was to a buy from a neutral but when you read through his note he talks about free cash flow and that being an issue. all the various elements of what's still a problem basically he says i've had a great call i've had a great run >> if he thought it was going to zero -- >> you're right. you're correct >> in some respects he's calling a bottom >> i don't know that he's calling a bottom. >> a defacto bottom. >> what he's say something it's not going to zero. i think originally you're right. >> if it was going to 3, he wouldn't have take tn off underweight. >> i don't know if he thought it was going to three he still left it at 6:00 and maybe a little -- >> look at it the other way with, does he think it's going on the upside? >> 8 >> max >> and he also says 2020, 2021, he doesn't see this going anywhere he calls it negative it's funny early in the morning when the stock

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mary ann, do you think we've bottomed from the most recent pullback we saw? you are optimistic about next year you don't see this whole thing falling apart. >> we see it falling apart next year we think there's a good chance the markets are oversold we have some really good indicators there's a good enough washout which is why you're seeing the risk appetite we think we get a rally, but we're concerned next year it does it fall apart, and we think we are going to see bear market returns. we think march will be a big risk catalyst. we have gridlock in washington could be a repeat of 2011. >> you're looking for 2900 on the s&p. >> end of next year. we think we go down first before we rally to the end of next year >> it gets worse before it gets better we have a short-lived bear market >> correct >> is that a growth scare or is that an earnings scare >> it could be a debt ceiling scare. in march of 2011 our debt was even downgraded. we almost shut down the government that could be part of the catalyst that keeps the market rattling we'll have to look at earnings

i don't think we can call a bottom. i don't know that it is a bottom. think a year from now, stocks will be higher because i think there's going to be some changes in tone from the fed and i think the economy is not going to be as bad as people are projecting. right now may not be a bad time. people need to look at their asset allocation. if they can't sleep at night based on what happened in the last month they have too much in equities. if you are holding up okay here and you have got extra cash, i don't think you can time this to the exact bottom but we have come down a lot and i think -- charles: let me ask, what would be the potential leadership areas? would it be tech again? could it be some other area? i think people would be surprised to know this market has done extraordinarily well in the past and tech wasn't the leader. >> yeah. i think interestingly, i think financials could be the leader on this. because if we can get to the point where people feel comfortable that the fed is done, i think you could see the long end on the ten-year go highe

and, in fact, liz is dead. >> dead at the bottom of the stairs. >> bottom of the stairs. >> another goodriend in their circle, amybeth berner and her husband, were summoned to elizabeth's townhouse, too. she asked michael what happened. >> he said, "well, she probably had an aneurysm like her father." when i started to think about someone falling down the stairs i thought, well, that's possible. those stairs are, you know, pretty steep and, you know, they're slippery and wooden. >> but amybeth says as she looked around she noticed something. blood not just where elizabeth lay, but high up along the staircase walls, too. too much blood, she thought, for a slip and fall. >> if you fell down the stairs, why would there be blood splurted up the side of the walls?" it didn't make any sense to me. >> and she says there were household details out of order: like the table that liz set out every night with the girls' breakfast plates. it was bare. the snow boots she routinely left by the front door, still on her feet. >> liz never wore her boots in the house. she always took her boots off. and th

. >> calling a bottom? aongtime ge bear says the worst is over for the stock and shares embarked on a song rally. >>> closing the gap, why women and mprority enteurs have a hard time raising money for their businesses. and what's being done about it. those stories and much moret tonigh on "nightly business report" for this thursday, december t 13th. >>> good evening, everyone. and stocks took a breather today from the recent volatility. the mket flipped between gains and losses. and the bulls and bears struggled f control. on one side was optimism over improves trade rel the u.s. and china. on the other concerns about a global economic slowdown. and by the close it was kind of a mixed finish. the dow jonesl industrverage rose 70 points to 24597. e nasdaq fell 27. and the s&p 500 was down aon frac bob pisani takes a look at some positive and neginive force the market right now. >> we kicked off with a rally og y 200 points but there wasn't a lot of boying volume behind it. by late morning the f rallyed fast.

alix: to make that call you have to look at a bottom. what would show you we are at the bottom?ort of stability. we cannot really maintain that range and that was not so great so now you have defined some sort of time you get some stability and don't look like you were taking another leg down in that is hard to wait for because you don't want to be not active but at the same time you want to see the stresses. yields coming, are you seeing people -- is there some sort of exhaustion yet and so far, it is starting to look more like that but two weeks ago, it really wasn't. alix: take a look at the bloomberg. this is a risk parity of portfolios it is the worst since 2009. there is no place to hide. it has been hard to find a place. sarah: that is where you see the correlation of assets all moved together. -- move together. this looks a lot more like take risk off the table. you've got toong much value at the end of the year in the market is coming down. that ends up being a negative spiral. as the market goes down, you have to keep taking more risk off. that is not positive for any

the double bottom, the second part of the double bottom, in the vicinity of sub 140 rate really signals new way to interpret the technical for any market especially when it's an all-time historic bottom. as you move forward through time, first i want to draw your attention to never ignore double tops and double bottoms. maybe more to the point, at the end of last year we closed right above 240. the double top right under 325, double tops are the king of the mountain when it comes to fixed income the last top, before we started to really emerge for this pattern, was in the low 280s the low 280s, happens to be the mid-point of the year. yesterday we settled below it for the first time this is crucial. maybe all bets are off granted we have a boatload of work right around 275. especially for the year. if we close under the 275 mark, beware john ford. back to you. >> thank you, rick santelli. stocks bouncing off their session lows, twitter, not so much it is down 12% "squawk alley" returns in less than three minutes hey! yeah!? i switched to geico and got more! more savings on car insurance

burnley remain in the bottom three, shipping five at home to everton.s goalless. ole gunnar solskjaer‘s first home game as manchester united caretaker boss ended in a 3—1 win over huddersfield — who slip to the bottom of the table. catch all the goals on match of the day on bbc one now. there was also a full programme of matches in the scottish premiership — it was quite a game at pittodrie with leaders celtic beating aberdeen 4—3. scott sinclair scoring a hat—trick — this was his second to give brendan rodgers side a 2—1 lead with fifteen minutes to go. the home side levelled to make it 2—2 from the spot thanks to sam cosgrove — that was to be first of four goals in seven minutes. celtic retook the lead before sinclair got his third to make the points safe. lewis ferguson's late consolation wasn't enough for aberdeen — who drop to fourth. well that result extends celtic‘s lead at the top of the table. that's because second placed rangers could only 1—1 with hibs. there were also wins today for saintjohnstone, hearts and kilmarnock. leeds united scored

out until it bottomed out and has conviction it's bottomed out but the s&p bottomed out 6.66 as well terrible number, a negative number. and i think in analyst was just didn't want to go to the well one too many times he had a great call on the stock. and this is not an overwhelmingly bullish call on it but maybe the worst is coming to an end, not over yet. >> i think that is sort of his point. he said that there are known unknowns at this point that the market is pricing in a lot i think sentiment has really driven the stock as well the idea that a material -- a capital raise is overhanging the stock. he says it probably still is but bryced at this point. >> well it's a good call by him. >> yes. >> sort of looking at his how do i manage this good call, you know, you can't fault someone going to neutral even if it goes lower. i wonder if cheers broke out on the floor of g.e. when somebody went to neutral. looking at this stock it's sort of do you think that sentiment is maybe changed that could be enough to really move it? i don't know that the fundamentals have changed enough for me

it's not reversed that we found the bottom of the new range. crude oil does this.ecause of supply and demand. opec comments over the weekend helped when they said they would extend the production cut already. it hasn't started yet. i think we could see a move back up it's going to be sold. >>> all right. chuck over to you. do you think we go higher from here or do you think this is a head fake? >> i think we do move higher by the end of the day, let's look back in november high expectations when the price of crude oil. it pump faked the whole market crude oil provided leadership. we've seen all asset class follow the plunge. now all asset classes are rallying you'll see follow through. you'll see resistance at $50 but right now you're seeing shorts covering >> all right gentlemen, thank you for more on the crude conversation, make sure you tune with the live show tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. eastern time futuresnowcnbc.com see that's funny, i thought you traded options. i'm not really a wall street guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? w

have these markets bottomed?ink you hit on it the issue is, today's move you can't even see it if you're looking at a chart more than two inches from your screen. if you say what's happened, we know we've had an important sell off over a three month period. it occurred from a moment in september when you had near record bullishness in many ways, it's not such a bad thing. what's wrong with a reset? the cult of equities, and now a give back in many ways, obviously, those who look at valuation, not my area, think that things are properly valued here i think the key is this, is that this draw down is really quite ordinary if you look at statistics in history in terms of all 20% plus draw downs. >> we're not going -- are you expecting a bottom of some kind for thisparticular move? >> not at all. >> typically after this kind of a -- when you consider going back to early october to today, that's been a vicious down side move here. what happens typically after that >> right so in principle, the first of two things i wou

everyone was wondering if this was the bottom. often on christmas eve, on monday there was a 3% drop that brought indexes down into the bear market 20% range. people wondered if that was the worst it was going to get. i think there are two cohorts of investors that are active fund managers that were maybe were lightning their exposure towards equities at the end of the year. and then you have institutions that want to rebalance to get the ideal ratio, whether it is 60% 40% or something along those lines. so i think there was a little bit of rebalancing in the way the whole market turn on a dime and went higher. aggressive buying. given the big discrepancy performance, going into christmas the s&p was down something like 14% for december. the bond fund was up 5%. given that wide discrepancy in performance, it is natural to see some rebalancing at the end of the month. and that may have given other investors the confidence to say, we are more confident this might have been set given the bounce off. david: mike, good morning. nice to

the 3—1 defeat sees huddersfield slip to the bottom. the latest from the amex.rgen locadia equalised ten minutes before the break. 9 away games without a clean sheet now for the gunners. and this is how all of that shakes out at the top of the table. liverpool clear of tottenham in second. city down to third — a point further back. as things stand, arsenal would move above chelsea for an hour or so at least. everton have climbed into the top half of the table with that win at turf moor. you're up to date with everything that's happened and happening so far. better than battling the sales today i reckon. but still not done yet. that's right. a lot more to come today and we're not talking about the sales. we are talking about the football. it goes on tonight. watford take on chelsea. there for us, will be the slive commentary team of pat nevin and conor mcnamara. an exciting day of football on boxing day. we are —— we hope you're keeping the best for last here at big cass vicarage road. tilting to bounce back after the weekend. they do. a pressure game for them. t

i think we're bottoming in here somewhere.ould start deploying capital this week, not aggressively, because this is not going to be a straight shot up i think -- yeah. >> that's been the hole debate in all of this. >> it has. >> is there a disconnect between what the market is telling us and what the economic data is telling us, and if you think we're not going into recession, then it sure looks oversold. >> yes. >> that's what all the bulls like barbara would say. >> it looks like there's value there if you're not going into, it at least an earnings recession next year, right, because you really have discounted a lot of stocks when something like 80% of all stocks are down more than 20%, when the average stock is down 33%, you've repriced for a much dimmer scenario going on a year, and the question is will you be liberated from the fears that's tipping into something ugly within the next three to six months >> mike, we lamont the impact of algos. >> some people do. >> and should we celebrate that or point that that's a large

of shylock a while one of a distant off from a rock bottom. you're watching d.w. news i'm helena home for am but and plenty more for you at the top of the our in the meantime you can always get plenty more on our website that is of course t w dot com see you soon and thanks for watching. and then shit. ok. you know this is you know five minutes four minutes yeah. as an hour and a beauty. as in all. these states in the pantheon of the great tennis certainly he's one for the ages. but. he's come. here for the. starts december twenty second on g.w. . hi and welcome back to sara's music it's christmas time here in berlin i'm one of the many christmas markets here in the city this one is right next to the berlin state opera and we're in luck today because they are performing one of my favorite christmas pieces of all time hansel and gretel. episode was a real homecoming for me my very first job was here in the orchestra at the brother instinct opera and it was wonderful to be back in. the opera house with clues for seven years for renovation and op

and bottom line what this really does is push it down the road.hink first half 2019 actually we have enough progress and we have enough elements here where we can get around the core industrial stuff that is not going to change. but it paints a difficult picture for the second half of 2019 >> in terms of the u.s. trade relationship with china. >> yeah, i think that we have enough actually -- >> but what about -- >> both are doing what they need to do. >> apple said if there is 25 tariffs, we move the supply base, hiring other people for other roles. but do american companies start thinking that it is in their own best interests to protect their supply chains? what does that mean as an investor >> the irony here is it almost makes it an issue of national security for us if our companies also need to -- if our economies are becoming moral lined, that is something that we really can't afford being at an outright trade war or whatever we're calling this and it is easier said than thade apple is trying to compete on price. >> and there are people in th

you can't have fraud is goldman bottoming today, it is hard to bottom on this day.ited states will be solved you know why they are really ham strung i don't think the justice department is willing to let them defend themselves goldman seems silent >> i have no idea. >> what would be the rational behind that? >> keep silent >> because they're the justice department >> the justice department is going to be involved in this they already are >> sorry >> until they take action? i think they'll settle one of the problems goldman has here is you want to write a check to somebody. i don't like the maxwell litigation >> if it is just a check and that's all it amounts to you can quantify, writing a check then i think there are many who say this is an under valued security here when you read things like this, me malaysia considers the accusations and they're going to seek fines well in excess of the $2.6 billion misappropriated and the profits that goldman made, whether or not it is going to go beyond that. what the justice of department, what if they'll do anything here >> th

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half of the table shocker moved up after their draw against often high while the foot five of the bottom six all drop places only joy as they moved from eighteenth up to fifteen after their win on saturday. before i let you go instead of the play of the day and you help to decide the bonus thing is goal of the month for november take a look here are the three finalists. is it dortmund's michael royce. or is it hoffenheim cerise nelson. or how about black box lodged into all. three fabulous goals that be sure to submit your vote via email rights to the bundesliga at d w dot com you can also watch those goals again on social media we can also vote for them just as the address is just seeing at the bottom of your screen you can read jesse from the bundesliga team of your choice now that's full time for us we'll be back on sunday with former football and michelle's been saying we discussing both of the day's matches and going into detail about the upcoming monday games and asking all those monday games destroying traditional football until that is the best saturday for me and the rest of the

while sean dyche's burnley stay in the bottom three.e last season, but that kind is give you the chance at everything, particularly when you have the underdog field. this stage has changed. the club has more recognition for their achievements, but that brings a different feel of course. there is a different demand oi'i course. there is a different demand on the players. city extend their lead at the top of the premier league to 5 points with liverpool taking on everton in the merseyside derby tomorrow. they‘ re 17 clear of united, although this table doesn't take into account any points the red devils may or may not pick up at st mary's. leicester go 7th. as you were at the bottom of the table for now. the relegation zone is unchanged. west ham are up to 13th. palace up to 1ath. brighton's 2—1win at huddersfield takes them 11th, two points behind watford. norwich remain top of the championship tonight coming from behind in the second half to beat rotherham 3—1. earlier in the day, leeds briefly replaced them with a 1—0 win over sheffiel

the top five stocks are bigger than the bottom 250.ks because they got a business or don't. someone covers a short nothing to do with the market. it's just an individual who has a great win maybe thinking time to walk away. >> let's say you're an investor in one of the unimportant stocks as carter says. >> then it's infinitely important. >> do you think maybe this is the start of something lasting >> that's the interesting point. carter you may have an opinion on this. but is this shift in leadership does that support the yesterday of the tradeable bounce we see we see shorts rallying we see small caps rallying higher volatility stocks rallying does that risk-seeking behavior? does that support the bounce. >> the three things if you think on relative basis, eem peaked first down hard. semis and home builders. those three others are very headline areas all exhibiting impressive relative performance as the market -- they've not that can mean something but this short or that short i'm not sure there is insight. >> the one thing, the assum

i mentioned j&j because it doesn't seem to find a bottom. even if that's exactly what a stock deserves this, is genuine bear market behavior j&j is a fulcrum name and needs to stop going down before we get a sustained rebound on the average. same goes for goldman sachs, pull manied so hard it trades below tangible book value. i think a lot of people must want that. the financials are hated it was driven by the malaysian government late last night i realize this is a big deal i'm not minimizing it. it took over $500 million in fees to raise $6.5 billion the malaysian government says some of that money was misappropriated and goldman was in on it the guy has pled guilty and we know there are problems. i have doubts about their culpability at the highest levels, the malaysian leadership assured them the proceeds would be used for legitimate investment they even gave goldman sachs written assurances this scandal brought down the foreign malaysian prime minister there was a good case to be made they were dealing with the elected government and th

three nuremberg rock bottom. quick answer for you now we've seen the table off the season's over how do you think the rest of season is going to go i'm excited for the next half of the season because this is something that the german fall fans have wanted to see for a long time a title race and i think that's what we have so i can't wait to see how it shapes up right where all the can for title race that's all we have time for tonight's thank you for being here with me in the studio that was my say sixteen minutes to get back on saturday for me and the rest the team here in berlin thank you and goodbye from. the twenty team come. by starting with is about to celebrate the premier event of asian football. kickoff let's have a look see and identify the favorites couple shots coaches players fans up close personal. twenty nineteen. the big kickoff series starts december twenty seventh d w. how about taking a few risks you could even take a chance on. don't expect happy ending. the church. time for an upgrade. how ab

does that mean you will catch the bottom? no.ou should have a plan on the way down to move into stocks and bond. not high-risk bonds, not floating rate bank loans, not junk bonds. they behave like stocks or worse. so you want long-term investment grade bond and slowly move the pile to cash. charles: i have to wrap, let me quickly ask there is a piece out from the journal, peter, while the fed boss isn't seeking a meeting with president trump, he would be willing to meet, he wouldn't turn down an offer if it was made. apparently president trump spoken to his staff about his willingness to meet. would that be a good idea. >> absolutely. in the past presidents met with the fed chairman from time to time quietly, privately. i think that's appropriate. this public diplomacy between the two of them if you want to call it that is absolutely terrible. charles: jonas, you think it's a good idea. >> it is very possible the fed is causing recession if we have one at this point. because they believe normal rates are 5% when in fact the world

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market values concern in the bottom five of the league and every year he improved the value of the team he got good players he made great signings whether it was shock whether it was rafael or whether it's. player that was the last one he signed so he made great signings and he has the manager who can actually put a great team together i know people always say did hacking into hacking he's ok he's maybe you can even call him boring but he has a he has an idea he's maybe not as fancy as a human clone. or an argos man but he's a he's a good worker and if he gets the right players we saw that in both he he was runner up in two thousand and fifteen with well look he won the cup in two thousand and fifteen as well so if you give him good players and time and not too much pressure like maybe another bonus league side stand then he will deliver that's what he's doing so well is the most and piece of the puzzle who's important piece of the puzzle but they don't seem to have that in nuremberg mean they've just got three points in the last ten games this is awful awful form from the promoted side

fulham beat bottom of the table huddersfield 1—0, to leave the klatter langusihing at the bottom, aleksanderth a stoppage time winner securing a priceless winner, after fulham's aboubaker kamara had earlier had his spot kick saved. it was unbelievable because he had to dream about this match and say it's important to score at the last second of the match, we score the last minutes. it was very important for us, for the victory. to give everybody more confidence, and we have to continue this way. so liverpool could move nine points clear if they can beat arsenal in the late kick off. arsenal took the lead at anfield but two goals in as many minutes by liverpool striker roberto firmino has but the leaders in front, before mo salah scored from the penalty spot. in the days other games brighton beat everton, cardiff beat leicester, while watford drew with newcastle. not long under way in the second half. in rugby union's premiership harlequins and wasps met with both clubs closer to the bottom of the table than the top. that didn't stop the crowds making the trip to twickenham, jim lumsden was w

the bottom line is you want to flush out those sellers. you want to exhaust those sellers.ntirely convinced we've seen that yet. we continue to view choppy markets over the short run there will be violent swings in both directions. i do think you could either see a test or a break of that 2600 level before this is said and done >> dan, as we talk about the choppiness that you referred to, one of the things that we looked at yesterday was the leadership of the market going to record highs. and those stocks are among the choppiest out there at these levels indicating there's a battle developing, whether or not people want to buy boaten do beaten down shares of apple, netflix, technology or other communications services oriented name are those names would be looking to to add to a shopping list if there is a resum zun ption of t uptrend? >> typically in big correction cycles and bull markets you can see a shift in sector leadership f.a.n.g. has been an outright leader for the last year, maybe one or two years if not longer we're starting to see a shift in leadership one intere

but the siding where the bottom is is the challenge -- but deciding where the bottom is is the challengeknow if we are at the bottom. if you look at the fed side, the reality is the saudis have penned their long-term security on the united states. the interoperability of our , ifems and, the fact tha they are in trouble, the united states will be there to support them. that has been true the last 70 years. as far as investment, it carries real risk because you don't know where the bottom is. david: fair enough. we will hear now from stan druckenmiller next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is balance of power on bloomberg television. the federal reserve decision comes tomorrow afternoon. president trump has made no secret of the fact that he does not want to see a rate hike. erik schatzker spoke with dan -- stan druckenmiller. >> i do want to address trump. i know there is a narrative out there that the fed will lose credibility if they came into trump here. i could not agree more, that it would be horrific if the fed were to pause because they were bullied by donald trump. i also want t