bubble system ? i bubble system? virus, but we need to really understand that that does have an impact on us because of the isolation and because of the loneliness that people feel. that can really impact our mental health and our physical health, because of that, and so these bubbles have really been a lifeline for so many people, as we saw in your report. it people, as we saw in your report. it is a trade—off, isn't it? presumably there is still a risk. people are bubbling between two houses. there is a risk that one side will infect the other. from your point of view, it is still a risk worth taking? that is a hard question to answer, but i think what i will say is it is important to balance that risk supplemental health impact of the isolation and loneliness cannot be denied. as long as we are thinking about the risks, we are making sure that we are practising good hygiene methods, washing our hands, wearing a mask, and making sure we are not symptomatically when participating in these bubbles is really important

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the bubbles that we have in place, the childcare bubbles, the support bubbles, are very important andou form the bubble with the right people, - to optimise your mental health and at the same time | to reduce your chance of contracting the virus. what would you do if we couldn't come round and make your dinnerfor you? starve. 93—year—old margaret worked in the land army during the second world war. this support bubble has really allowed us to actually- keep her independent in her home because the reality is, _ if it didn't exist, she'd have to go. into a home or she'd have to move in with us, which she vehemently does not want to do. _ as with everything during this pandemic, it's about finding the right balance, but for those in bubbles, their importance cannot be overstated. a 70—year—old grandfather from oldham, has become the oldest man to complete a solo row across the atlantic. frank rothwell arrived in antigua yesterday, completing his journey in 56 days and a week ahead of schedule. frank has raised more than 600—thousand pounds for alzheimer's research uk and mike bushell has

it's been named bubbles.s is one of my favourite l times of the day, when i get to play with you. the kebbi robot itself was built in taiwan but it has been programmed with more than 100 special education lessons and games by movia robotics in the us. they put everything in the system but i get to choose what he does that day for the session. um, mother pig. mother pig! nice talking, bud! ethan was non—verbal until aged six but can now say several words at a time. a lot of the times when bubbles speaks and he asks ethan something, ethan will actually repeat what the robot said or he'll repeat what the answer is. let's do a new activity. oooh! _ one coin exercise has gone down particularly well. this is a penny. he is able to recognise what coins are and what they are called, so there was four different coins. nickels, dimes, nickels. yes! and sojust like that, we had never taught him that, and so he is learning that directly from bubbles. and dance parties help break up tasks — complete with robot dance moves

the bubbles that we have in place, the childcare bubbles, the support bubbles, are very important andant that you form the bubble with the right people, to optimise your mental health . and at the same time | to reduce your chance of contracting the virus. what would you do if we couldn't come round and make your dinnerfor you? starve. 93—year—old margaret worked in the land army during the second world war. this support bubble. has really allowed us to actually keep her - independent in her home because the reality is, _ if it didn't exist, she'd have to go into a home or she'd have to move in with us, which she _ vehemently does not want to do. as with everything during this pandemic, it's about finding the right balance, but for those in bubbles, their importance cannot be overstated. the australian open tennis tournament starts on monday. it's the most ambitious sporting event since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. the event is only happening because australia has been able to control the spread of the virus. shaimaa khalil reports from melbourne. it has been a bumpy rid

the bubbles that we have in place, the childcare bubbles, the support bubbles, are very important andwith the right people to optimise your mental health and at the same time to reduce your chance of contracting the virus. what would you do if we couldn't come round and make your dinnerforyou? starve. 93—year—old margaret worked in the land army during the second world war. this support bubble has really allowed us to actually keep her independent in her home because the reality is if— it didn't exist she'd have to go into a home or she'd have to move in with us, which she vehemently does not want to do. as with everything during this pandemic, it's about finding the right balance, but for those in bubbles their importance cannot be overstated. hope bolger, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. we have a cold week ahead, particularly biting today, thanks to easterly winds, and we will also have those tomorrow. the fretful sum today of heavy, disruptive snowfall, and the met office have marked out and the met office have marked out an area across parts of

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, support bubbles should not be mixing social bubbles, sorry, support bubbles or childcare bubbles, you should stick to one bubbles, you should stick to one bubble only. although you can be in a support bubble and a childcare bubble at the same time, but it is about not mixing those bubbles to keep those meetings down and try to keep those meetings down and try to keep the transmission of the virus down at the same time.— keep the transmission of the virus down at the same time. thank you so much. down at the same time. thank you so much- thank— down at the same time. thank you so much- thank you _ down at the same time. thank you so much. thank you for _ down at the same time. thank you so much. thank you for having _ down at the same time. thank you so much. thank you for having me. - a 70—year—old grandfather from oldham has become the oldest man to complete a solo row across the atlantic. frank rothwell arrived in antigua yesterday, completing his journey in 56 days and a week ahead of schedule. frank has raised more than £600,000 for alzheimer's research uk. now, it's time for a lo

it's been named bubbles. of my favourite l times of the day, when i get to play with you. the kebbi robot itself was built in taiwan but it has been programmed with more than 100 special education lessons and games by movia robotics in the us. all clean! very good! they put everything in the system but i get to choose what he does that day for the session. um, mother pig. nice talking, bud! ethan was non—verbal until aged six but can now say several words at a time. a lot of the times when bubbles speaks and he asks ethan something, ethan will actually repeat what the robot said or he'll repeat what the answer is. let's do a new activity. oooh! one coin exercise has gone down particularly well. this is a penny. he is able to recognise what coins are and what they are called, so there was four different coins. nickels, dimes, nickels. yes! and sojust like that, we had never taught him that, and so he is learning that directly from bubbles. and dance parties help break up tasks — complete with robot dance moves

accurate price called upon a bubble has burst when how are we going to burst that bubble the gum tree we go to the bond market that is the biggest problem the world by far i'm got published going to there's no question about you know it doesn't make sense that you have maximum boring and minimum rates or even negative rates you know that there's nothing to do with supply and demand only with many relation what i think that the debt markets will 'd do fold i think central banks at some point and we are now seeing the the most wonderful dream team is that what we should go by biden yellen . the real dream team who are now going to accelerate the money printing which you do so it was impossible because his goal explain. actually already down and there was an obama created as much money for during his 8 years. as the whole of the united states did for 200 years and when he came to get us so so. i think that central banks will at some point when he had debts that will be debt to folds and because i know that corona virus was the most perfect catalyst for this final phase of money pray prin

for markets in the bond markets to to be that bubble to be popped how are we going to pop that bubble you got because you'll never see gold trade at the accurate price have held up on a novel as burst one how are we going to burst that bubble he got very weak on the bond market that is the biggest problem the world by far i'm not published going to states no question about it you know it doesn't make sense that you have maximum borrowing and minimum rates or even negative rates. you know that it has nothing to do with supply and demand only with many relation what i think that the debt markets will do fold i think central banks at some point and we are now seeing that but the most wonderful dream team is that waiting which i called by by danielle and . the real dream team who are now going to accelerate the money printing which you would know so it was impossible because his goal exponentially already down and there was a obama created as much money during his 8 years. as all of the united states did for 200 years and when he came to get us so so. i think that central banks will at so

i do think the prices are in somewhat of a bubble. they doubled again and again and it is getting crazy and they short-term and it may well crash again like it did in 2017 but i do believe cryptocurrencies and digital currencies are here to stay. kim: we are talking about faith and i wonder what are the macro dynamics driving this? in the u.s. ma parts of the world, you have governments printing money and people are worried for what that means for the value of their cash longer-term. is that part of what is driving the growth in adoption of bitcoin? william: obviously, yes. bitcoin is a finite substance by design. there's 21 million bitcoins and people are desperately mining for them and the scarcity value is a function of supply and demand. the demand is higher than the supply and the supply is going up. -- the prices going up. this is a confidence game in the fact more and more institutions in the financial sector, whether it is bny mellon or j.p. morgan chase is now being dragged into it because it's employees want to trade at an c

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well 1st of all i don't think it's fair to compare it to the tulip bubble the dutch to let bubble was a one off whereas because in now during the previous boom the 2017 boom that i was heavily involved in there was a nagging voice at the back of my mind saying what if this is a chilling bubble because the fact is that bitcoin and all crypto currencies as william quite rightly points out like all money are kind of a confidence trick it's all about faith faith in the u.s. government for example for the dollar and faith in bitcoin for people who believe that that's the new form of money that will dominate things in the future the true it bubble though as i say was a one off so we had the because in and crypto boom in 2017 and then it cooled off very significantly a lot of criticality lost more than 90 percent of their value over 282019 but the fact is it didn't die it proved its worth by coming back because and in particular to even greater heights and what really gives me enormous confidence this time around is the sheer number of institutions particularly financial institutions but als

but you look at the chart, you know that's a bubble or looks like a bubble. and i think you got three characteristics of a bubble. one is leverage. we don't have a lot of leverage right now. margin debt as percentage of the total stock market volume. if you look at optimism is another thing you get. optimism giving away to exuberance and euphoria now. you do not have euphoria now. but you have one thing of a bubble, overvaluation. it is not extreme. but you do have some overvaluation. but you do not have all characteristics of a stock market bubble that would really worry me. something more widespread as opposed limited to a few stocks. no, it is not a bubble. liz: hugh johnson has been doing this a long time. he likes, jpmorgan, lolls, apple. reporter: closing bell -- [closing bell rings] s&p and nasdaq don't quite make it. that will do it for "the claman countdown." you have to tune in for tomorrow. connell: we had a call helping american workers working through the markets. the stocks fighting for records as we close out on wall street. fed chairman jay po

discuss because the bubble hasn't popped doesn't mean we're not in a bubble. very clear from the valuations, price to earnings, look at about any metric you want, we're clearly in a bubble particularly in the big tech names that doesn't mean the bubble is going to burst. let's all keep in mind the federal reserve put in a very strong put. if a stock market goes down, fed chair jay powell is made clear he is ready to step in provides trillions more liquidity of market. maybe buy fallen angels or bonds or buy stocks. do what it takes to get the market back up. i think it is very clear when you look at the valuations we're in a bubble. we're in the 2000 dot-com era levels. we could just keep going higher though. connell: i want to talk to you guys in addition to this discussion about the stock market about the economy and about jobs in particular. weekly claims fell more than expected as we saw this morning. actually the lowest level since november. we have the january jobs report coming out tomorrow morning. so you know, courtney, maybe we're turning the corner

, ., the bubble.layed today, i _ the bubble. and in terms of who have played today, i had - the bubble. and in terms of who have played today, i had a - have played today, i had a quick look. i see serena williams has kicked off, and she means to go on. what an incredible player. absolutely, and i incredible player. absolutely, and i think— incredible player. absolutely, and i think she _ incredible player. absolutely, and i think she is _ incredible player. absolutely, and i think she is hoping - incredible player. absolutely, and i think she is hoping to i and i think she is hoping to get another win here at the australian open. we've also seen naomi osaka play this morning as well and we are seeing top names play in the tournament this year. women's world number one ash barty, australian, was in one of the iranians. the australianjohn iranians. the australian john millman iranians. the australianjohn millman was playing and there was so much cheering and support, a real buzz around the players and

in this bubble of act what is in the markets actually continue to grow and what happens when it actually bursts. or. read about any experience here is what moves and i like yes it can continue it's not a complete yet there are still a lot of stocks in the world that are not up a lot so i'm going up every day and never go down of course or we see i see a bubble developing but i don't see. yet and i have a history of going slower than anybody expects and of course going down more than anybody expects it whether we like it or not all bubbles end badly and a lot of people get hurt very badly because things go down much more than in the atlantic could imagine. what happens simple financial history. and now you know we know we've seen in the past the faster that we see a you know things drop when that bubble burst rather than a rino and he generally rises to the top a little bit quicker is that what we would be looking at if the bubble werdum grow bigger and bigger and fall have only. one side say it's simple financial history. there would be actions here except that it looks to me like it is

expects and of course going down more than anybody expects it whether we like it or not all bubbles end badly and a lot of people get hurt very badly because things go down much more than in the atlantic could imagine. what happens simple financial history and now you know we know we've seen in the past the faster that we see a you know things drop when that bubble burst rather than a rino and you generally rises to the top a little bit quicker is that what we would be looking at if the bubble werdum grow bigger and bigger and fall have only. yes say it's simple financially and so. there would be actions here except that it looks to me like it is contained your hand going to your and his to win the game. really to absurd. and then not going to upset me stocks and many stocks are around 708090 percent after all. it's very very thank god on either side of the aisle. and there is another issue i want to talk about which has been so much in the news here recently you know we've seen a massive surge in retail trading you know when regular everyday people are taking to apps like robin hoo

we have a bubble in stocks, we have a bubble in bitcoin, we have a bubble in commodity prices. there are bubbles bursting, bubbles going up everywhere, and one of them have burst yet. eventually, they all shall. maria: so there was a great op-ed in the journal this week, junk has never been so valued, and the editorial board writes: if you're an overleveraged company at risk of default, now's your moment to load up -- >> absolutely. maria: the average yield on junk bonds dropped below 4% for the first time amid this market scavenger hunt for yield. your reaction to what's going on in the junk bonds market. >> i think that's -- "the wall street journal" is absolutely what should be done. if you're a corporation can, you should be funding as much debt as you possibly can for as long as you can. the united states government should be doing exactly the same thing. we should be extending the term structure of our bond portfolio at the treasury out to 50 years and 100 years. if or argentina can fund a 100-year debt -- which went bankrupt a couple years ago, but they were able to do i

people compare the coin to the lip bubble. -- tulip bubble.over the weekend. bitcoin is looking really interesting. matt: thank you very much, eddie van der walt. i have no more time but i love talking about it. ♪ francine: janet says the u.s. needs big stimulus to get the economy back on track quickly. larry summers publicly disagrees. and astrazeneca vaccine is being developed. this after early data suggests limited efficacy against the south african covid variant. ecb president christine lagarde hints at a soft exit from stimulus once a recovery takes hold. the morning, everyone and welcome

it is a tradition on our historic sign of coming to an end and we're getting into a very serious bubble territory i've seen this movie before granted it's not my 1st rodeo. oh raise oh it started tracking a lot of new people and it's very good it's all over the t.v. and the internet everybody's talking about it at that restaurant and to the wall street corner dentist and the receptionist was to talk about stocks i don't want to talk about your teeth you know the these things that happened before and are happening again i mean you're absolutely right because if feels like we have a short memory i was a young man in just the financial crisis of 2008 that we faced and i remember a lot of people in my age group are saying i'll never get involved i'll never do this i see what happens when the stock market goes down and here we are all the same people i knew i grew up with i work. with guess what they're doing today they have their apps and their they're making investments and trying to be the next millionaire just like jim rogers. or younger siblings joining in and. i don't want to so this l

>>they're going to be in a bubble so they have to go down and spend like 4 days in a bubble party so it's almost like. what why party right now i mean, adam silver brought up a good point. i personally don't think you have an all-star game it year you know trying to preach safety, but he did bring up a good point he said all these guys will be in a bubble were actually more concerned with the guys that don't make all-star team because they might lose or you know the 4 five-day break. you know hard to say what's right or what's wrong. but it's just hard time to be is doing all of this stuff a lot of hard decisions yet indeed all right well we'll see what happens right there she a citizen. >>the same man's best friend ted has taken on a wh so you went to ross to refresh your look for less? and snag top brands for prices that have you, like "oooh yeah"! styles that take you here or here or even right there. slip into the best bargains ever... at ross. yes for less! you know when you're at ross and find just what you need... to make any space your space? (sighs) yes! that's yes for less.

the duke of edinburgh and the queen have been in their bubble and it may have been in their bubble and a look through today's sunday papers. my thanks again to my guest. goodbye from all of us. the weather for most of us today is not too bad and there are certainly a lot of bright weather and sunny weather around but it is not like that everywhere and we are expecting rain across south—west england, wales and eventually north west england. a stubborn front has moved on from the south and brought a lot of rainfall to places like southern wales in the past 2a hours. we have seen one or two spots over 100 millimetres of rain and the river levels are pretty high so flood warnings in place from the met office. some parts of south—west england but more especially the hills of wales and some of that range sneaking into parts of north—western england in the pennines but the vast majority of us actually a dry day by the odd shower is in western parts of scotland. a mild day in the south—east and it will stay mild and clear for east anglia and the south—east overnight. temperatures will be aroun

tech bubble? will we see a bubble that could burst and affect the economy? guest: it could happen but what is the line that the market can remain irrational longer that you can remain solvent. was it alan greenspan he warned about irrational movement in 1996? the tech market. the dotcom bubble peak in 2000, then it fell 80 plus percent over the next two years. this can happen for a long time. let's not forget about the backdrop. we are still in a financial crisis. the fed -- money is super easy and cheap. the fed is buying all sorts of debt and supporting the financial markets, which have had an enormous run. it makes this magical thinking possible. i want to quote from the great jason zweig. this is a remarkable moment. it's as if a bunch of cows potatoes watching a lakers basketball game on tv barged onto the court and proceeded to block lebron james and mercilessly dunk on anthony davis. that's an amazing feeling to have. i don't know how long it will last. host: it's quebec to the phones and t

i think it is a bubble. fundamentally, bitcoin is not a currency, it is not a unit of account or a scalable means of payment. not even -- the profit margin can be wiped out -- these are not currencies. tom: nouriel, i want to get to the heart of it. the bank of international settlements. the transactional cost of bitcoin preclude its use. you look at tesla as a one-off and bitcoin will simply never be used in retail, because the transaction costs are so much higher than normal currency. nouriel: the transaction costs are huge, but the technology doesn't allow more than five transactions per second. it is not a scalable means of payment, meaning it is never going to be used for goods and services. it will be used for speculation and buying other cryptocurrencies, but it is not something that will be used as scalable means of payment. jonathan: you mentioned the volume of transactions, what about smaller transactions -- a smaller number of transactions and larger size? if you could transact in large sums of mo