and the story that's no bull. a 2,000-pound animal has seniors riding high. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west. the democrats prosecuting the president say it comes down to this: president trump tried to use the powers of his office to cheat an election. in a series of dramatic presentations stretching into the night, house managers laid out their case to remove mr. trump from office, at times using his own words against him. this was the first of what will be three eight-hour-long presentations by the democrats before the president's lawyers are even allowed to speak. democrats are focusing on what they call a crucial three-day span last july, painting a picture of a president who was intent on leveraging military aid to try to get ukraine to dig up dirt on joe biden, saying if his conduct isn't impeachable, then nothing is. well, we've got team coverage on this historic day from both ends of pennsylvani

no, something to protect me from the bull!n't be out there naked, you would be dressed like a clown! opiate whey they're dressed like clowns. >> stephen: it's when they day, it's humiliating. >> do they think, like, a bull's going to throw a rider and be like -- ( gasps ) -- was that a clown? is that my birthday? did you guys get me a clown for my birthday? ( applause ) >> stephen: now, rodeo is -- and i think this might be late to even say this -- that is not where i would picture your act, like in the sand pit out there. >> last year i performed at a zoo. ( laughter ) >> stephen: at a zoo? i don't know what's going on with my career. >> stephen: at a zoo? it was the toledo zoo. i don't know why they picked me. gaffigan show, do it at the animal jail, you know. ( laughter ) obviously, zoos are not animal jails. i mean, the animals can't leave, and if they tried to leave, they'd shoot them, but -- ( laughter ) but it was outside the toledo zoo, it's beautiful. you could see some of the animals. i don't know what they were thin

have you ever been on the back of a bull before? >> never. years? ( laughter ) >> i don't know. ( laughter ) i think it's because i got wiser. ( laughter ) >> i want to go down! >> reporter: saddling up can be difficult. >> you made it! >> reporter: but the laughs and smiles are contagious. she had a great time. despite his crooked horns and isan looks, 14-year-old ole is a gentle giant. >> we're buddies, aren't we? >> that's right! >> reporter: a big reason senior centers keep inviting him back. >> i'm trying to celebrate him because i think he's awesome. and i feel like these people are awesome. >> wooo-hoo! >> reporter: and fearless enough to take a bull by the horns at any age. omar villafranca, cbs news, pella, iowa. >> garrett: and that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. i'm major garrett in washington. thanks so very much for joining us. and good night. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at 6:00, we are tracking a fresh round of brain on the radar. will the rest of your weekend it be a washout?

gary: bull[bleep] i didn't! lemonis: bull[bleep] when?!d told him we'll pay him tomorrow! lemonis: but you didn't tell me that he was foreclosing! the foreclosure action started before i even got here! which means the documents were sent here, notifying you that the foreclosure process was starting! sue: we didn't see that. larissa: we didn't see that. we literally just got it a month ago. sue: where are they? amber: do you think larissa and sue were lying? like, do you think they knew about all this stuff? lemonis: i do not think that larissa ever lied about anything. and i do not think that sue ever lied about anything. i think she didn't really know what all the facts were, and she was living in some other reality that maybe she just didn't understand, which is why the car was not that weird for her. what stuns me when i watch this is, you hear larissa and sue saying, "we didn't see that," when i said the notices are being sent there. i believe them. gary changed. he went from mad to, like, "bull[bleep] you knew about it." i knew that t

train. -- the bull train? matt: no cheating. the trump administration removes its designation of china as a currency manipulator ahead of tomorrow's expected signing of a phase one trade deal. proceed with caution. markshares -- howard tells bloomberg exclusively, investors should beware of the bull market. >> the market has been up for 11 years. we are in the longest bull market and expansion in history. profits are not rising though stock markets are. it does not mean the market will go down tomorrow but it does mean that the odds are in my opinion in the investors' favor. matt: fit and focused. can the former maintain its dominance when it comes to fixed income currencies and commodities? we are just an hour were away from the start of cash equity trading. let us take a look at future us. daxave green arrows here on futures and ftse futures and cap futures. we are looking at gains of about ..2 per -- 0.25% green arrows in the u.s. futures picture although they are not quite a strong with the exception -- in

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time to limber up and get ready oh get out of the way but do keep your eye on the bull in what is the most animated title race he is. lucky on your own beilin gave table talking like take a run for their money but the league's most lethal attacks just won't slow down. below contenders gladbach had their own issues because childhood coach david wagner cooked up the perfect game plan to cut back down to size. what a title race be without buy in munich he turned things on against tasa. but campbell in turn things around in a season where anything is possible will start off with another big team determined to make the most of their opportunities. and. the young signing who's already made quite the splash. now. because. he was always going to be the man of the match day poland is the biggest arrival of the bundesliga transfer window the 19 year old arrived from red bull salzburg for 20000000 euros becoming the goldman's latest attempt at solving the troublesome center forward spot. but with colin starting his 1st game on the bench the pressure fell on my shoulders and with paca calf seemin

it's really the hearts and lungs and overall bull case for tesla. >> you see near term u.s.emands for earnings next week is the issue, particularly model 3. near term it's u.s. demand monday mondayle 3 longer material china? >> yes, i view it as gear terms moves out of the u.s. to china you will see no necessarily excitement from the u.s. piece, it's really about europe and china. the drum roll is about deliveries, can he get to 500,000 deliveries in a year and as you talked about, what's the profitability? if you get the profitability, then trajectory, you get the $15, $20 earnings power which why we try to scenario analysis going into the next six to nine months. >> stocks moving fast. van ives, thank you. >>> still to km -- shares of ibm getting a boost ter afa revenue growth for the first time in four quarters. the more you push yourself, the more confident you're going to get. and the more confidence you have, the more people are going to listen to you. especially as a woman in the industry. you need to actually just make sure that you push it. ♪ ♪ cisco. the bridge to

before professional bull riding kicks off we catch up with one of the bull rider. >>> time to turn it up. friday here and a good-looking friday it is. we give you a beautiful shot of san francisco bay, transamerica building. gregg allman singing a little i'm no angel as we crack open the 9:00 hour. phenomenal job again, alex, billington. is cruising around yesterday, i'll 4, getting my meds come over the counter guess what i saw? hearts, lots of hearts but valentine's day, >> i noticed that. >> caught me off guard i saw the red and i thought his christmas decorations no hearts everywhere. >> pressure on delivering come valentine's day? >> they just made a lot of money they did well. >> keep it going. >> i got in and got up quickly. maybe you did i don't know. >> start loading up. for the calendar believe it is a friday this year. >> absolutely. weather, we have been watching patchy, dense fog portions of the coast but actually the inland spots. dense fog impacting visibility to concord. improving a little bit up to a quarter-mile in fairfield just over a mile. here is the plan for tod

what a fun night that was, to see everybody on those bull. somebody else that we know very well was actually riding a bull. let's take a look at senior meteorologist janice dean, taking her chances on fox and friends last week on the bull. [ laughter ] lauren: and janice dean is live for us in the weather center. has that ever been done before, janice, that you broke the horn on the bull. janice: they say take the bull by the horns and i did and it broke. that's why they didn't invite me to the official event at madison square garden, probably. you ladies looked great and i won't be doing that next year. 33 in new york city. notice how i changed the subject to the weather. 35 in cincinnati, 29 in chicago. we had a quick blast of snow this morning, some snow on the cars and the grass here in new york city. this is a quick-moving storm. we're going to see snow accumulation interior northeast and new i think p land. p then this one -- new england. then this one moves out. temperatures are cold enough for snow across portions of the northeast tom

it must be a pit bull.ry and find the most impressive-looking pit bull that's in hollywood." >> stephen: he's an incredible dog. you've dedicated a lot of time to supporting the image of pit bulls, rehabilitating them in people's minds. why is that so important to you? >> well, we began foster about four years ago because, you know, we travel so much and move about, but within 36 hours of foster ginger, who is now an international superstar on social media, we knew we had found the dog for life,or re of mife, certainly. uldn'te h tobecause he brooed. they call it "breed-specific legislation." there are four breeds banned, and one of them is pit bulls, because they're dangerous dogs. now, they're not dangerous dogs. all pit you bulls want to do is make their owners happy, please them. but if that means-- ( applause ). >> thank you. if that means fighting other dogs because it makes your master happy, yes, you'll do it because you're pleasing the guy who looks after you. that's why they got that reputation. a

a raging bull that rages no more. tim allman, bbc news. that is just about it from me. 04 watching and do stay tuned to bbc. -- in 04 watching and do stay tuned to bbc. —— thanks for watching. hello there. despite some early morning rain on friday in the south—east and gale force winds in the northern isles, for many, it was a better day and more sunshine for many that we have seen this year. we can see this from the weather watch picture that has been sent in from cambridgeshire, not a cloud in the sky. taking a look at friday's weather — there was the early morning clouds that eased away. clear skies behind and just some showery clouds from the far north. with those clear skies continuing overnight, it means a chilly start to our saturday morning. low single figures in the south—east, a touch of light frost in sheltered rural parts as well. saturday shaping up to be a reasonable day. as high pressure builds from the south, across the top of the high, we have those weak weather fronts and always a bit more of a breeze with the isobars squeezing together here. generally

a raging bull that rages no more.ng of qasem soleimani is meant to prevent a war, not start a war. mr trump ordered the pre—dawn attacked that killed the iranian military leader. tehran has vowed severe revenge for his death. us officials have said 3,000 additional troops will be sent to the middle east as a precaution. the us state department has urged americans to leave iraq immediately for their own safety. and iraqi state television says there has been another airstrike in there has been another airstrike in the country. it is reporting that the country. it is reporting that the united states has targeted a convoy of iranian backed iraqi militia just north of the capital baghdad, destroying two vehicles. the iraqi military says at least six people have been killed. the umbrella militia group, the popular mobilisation force has confirmed the strike and said it hit a medical convoy not a military one but there has been no comment from washington. first the weather with louise lear. despite some early morning rain in

several people have been injured after a bull ran wild at a new year‘s festival in peru. with bulls are popular in the country, but animal rights groups say they are cruel and inhumane. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. even by the standards of this festival, this scene is pretty chaotic. screaming the bull is let loose in an open field and is allowed to pretty much run wild. screaming this, the almost inevitable result — people thrown around like rag dolls. screaming others are gored, lucky that only their clothes had been torn. it is all part of a four—day religious festival held to celebrate new year. locals call it a much—loved tradition. critics insist it is cruel and the animals are clearly distressed. 0ften following an event like this, the bulls are taken away to face a matador, and almost certainly an untimely demise. this, a controversial and, some say, upsetting end. a raging bull that rages no more. tim allman, bbc news. you can reach me on twitter. i‘m @sipusey. you can also get more news on our website. hello there. despite some early morning rain on friday in

to us, 3950, if you look at it, we're almost 11 years into this bull mark. we've seen a will the of elements conspire to send stocks high higher but one thing we haven't seen is real public enthusiasm, real public buying, the kind you saw at the end of the 1990s. the kind you saw during the hey day of the housing market. our view is that in an environment where interest rates are likely at the long end to move higher, you could see rotation out of bond funds, out of money market funds where the balances are as high as they've been since the financial crisis in 2009 and into stocks. that's what moves you there. the other thing we think is important to mention is here we are in 2020, the oldest baby boomer is 75 and the actual tables are going to catch up with him or her shortly where as the oldest millennial is 40 entering his or her prime income and investing years and they're underinvested in that case >> you're also watching demographic, but i want to talk about your price predictions for the dow. >> you think it could hit 30,000 the first half of this yea

a raging bull that rages no more. tim allman, bbc news. out by buckingham palace. this is only the second ever official portrait of the queen alongside the next three heirs to the throne — the prince of wales, the duke of cambridge and prince george. it's been released to mark the start of a new decade and was taken in the week before christmas in the throne room at buckingham palace. that is just about all we have time forfor that is just about all we have time for for now. do stay tuned right here on bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @sipusey. thank you for watching. do stay tuned. hello there. despite some early morning rain on friday in the south—east and gale—force gusts of winds in the northern isles, for many, it was a better day. more sunshine around than we've seen so far this year. and we can see this from the weather watch picture sent in from cambridgeshire. a beautiful afternoon with not a cloud in the sky. so let's take a look at friday's weather in a little more detailfirst. there was the early morning cloud that e

melissa: i'll take it, "bulls and bears" starts now. david: jeff bezos making a lot of money tonight, shares of amazon soaring after hours, up almost 12%, that is almost 200 dollars a share, it set to open at a brand-new record high tomorrow. i am david asman happening now on "bulls and bears," markets staging a comeback with dow swinging 350 from the bhm to tho the top. what we heard this afternoon that seemed to ease investor's fears about the coronavirus, despite the cdc now confirming six cases in u.s., including first of person-to-person transmission. a live report from washington. there is our panel. we go to edward lawrence on capitol hill with the latest on that outbreak. reporter: world health organization labels this a global crisis. opens up money for to help other country with weaker healthcare systems and offer recommendations to the countries on how to limit the spread of this w.h.o. saying that china has already taken extreme measures to protect the rest of the world. 6 of the cases are here in united states, cdc has the

and there was a power there which bull connor couldn't adjust to, and so we ended up transforming bull into a steer, and we won our strtruggle in birmingham. nonow let me say as i momove to my concnclusion. that we have got to give ourselves to this struggle until the end. nothing would be more tragic than to stop at this point in memphis. we''ve got to sesee it throug. [applause] and when we have our march, you need to be there. if it means leaving work, if it means leaving school, be there. [applause] be concerned about your brother. you may not be on strike, but either we go up totogether or w we go down together. [applause] let us develop a kind of dangerous unselfishness. one day a man came to jesus and he wanted to raise some questions about some vital matters of life. at points he wanted to trick jesus and show him that he knew a little more than jesus knew and throw him off base. now, that question could have easily ended up in a philosophical and theological debate. but jesus immediately pulled that question from midair and placed it on a dangerous curve between jerusalem and

day poland is the biggest arrival of the bundesliga transfer window the 19 year old arrived from red bull salzburg for 20000000 euros becoming dorman's latest attempt at solving the troublesome center forward spot. but with colin starting his 1st game on the bench the pressure fell on my shoulders and with paca calf seemingly on his way out roy says burton was only havea in don't mince visit to alex bullock. the fence of the hosts out spokes fans looked pleased just to have football back on the home team started on the front foot in the 21st minute floria needle this down the flank and spread for more than via gas but the offside flag came to do winds rescue a wake up call they looked to royce as usual but the captain's radio was malfunctioning when axel bit so gifted him this glorious chance it wasn't his typical clinical stuff house the burden was weighing heavier than normal. poland watched on the ready and waiting. and soon voiced his profligacy was punished a dreadful told in as a back pass released by guests who raced up the wing and crossed for the gay full needle is now. i don't m

yesterday i was with a bull on set. >> jimmy: an actual bull? >> a real bull.d that i had to be standing there with a bull. as the day went on they said, he's trained. how do you train a bull? i didn't understand. he actually is like a puppy dog. they had to rewrite some of the scenes because he's so sweet. >> jimmy: why didn't they tell you at the beginning of the day that he was trained? >> no, they did. you know, you're so terrified. >> jimmy: yeah, because it's a bull, yeah. >> he was very relaxed. just chewing on his hay, looking up at the sky. >> jimmy: actually, we were talking during the commercial break. your dad, of course, steven tyler, who i'm sure everybody asks about all the time, i'm sorry if it's annoying. your dad came and hung out with us one day. >> amazing. >> jimmy: he is endlessly amusing. he went around and talked to everybody. it was unbelievable. but he is performing at the grammys this weekend. >> yeah, yes. >> jimmy: with aerosmith. will you go and watch him? >> um -- i don't think i'm going to go this weekend because i'm filming and

. >> good to see you >> barry, you had moves in markets, bull markets of the '90s compared to bull marketse '20s you said we have not hit the blow off top but we're on our way. >> if you look at the exponential trends, a curve increasing at an increasing rate that characterized the 1920s bull market. it characterized the 1990s this one has been more linear and it doesn't have the upward sloping curve since the 2009 low. so i find it hard to believe that we've seen the top because we have not entered that parabolic move >> how would you know when we're close? >> well, you'll see the parabolic move that will be the first thing euphoria, a lot less doubt in the market i had not been a bull for a long time we were in defensives and bond problemsky proxies until last october when the fed made its move and the president made his move, we went with a more pro cyclical profile. we thought technology to energy and industrials would get a lift financials as well so far we only had some luck on the technology and the financial call we do think as the cycle ages we'll get more >> to that point, the fa

the bulls will say bush -- dsh the bull dreams are becoming reality right in front of our face so it's hard for me -- look, i get it i get both sides of the argument but when i say price is truth. we can talk negative all we want here it is at 650 when a handful of months ago. -- but if there were ever a time to shore up the balance sheet a secondary makes a lot of sense. >> even more earnings on deck, las vegas sands, paypal also out with the latest numbers we break down the results as well and counting down to amazon. it's out after the bell tomorrow we find out how the options market sizes that up it's the next big tech report. watching it. 18.58. up almost $5 the stock hitting the highest level on the mystery chart, highest level since 2018 bring you that when "fast money" comes right back >>> welcome back to a busy evening on "fast money." the earnings keep rolling in two more big names on the move now in after hours there is paypal, down about 4% las vegas sands down slightly. kate rooney standing by on paypal and contessa hq. >> las vegas sands reports fourth quarter earnings be

it has been a bull market. i've been marginally long on that period of time, and i've had a nice increase in my net worth in my equities positions but do i wish that i had every dip? absolutely i don't have the courage to do that. god bless the people who do, they've done very well, thank you very much. stuart: i don't want to throw any cold water over this but i think we can all expect after 10 or 11 years of a bull run, we can expect a pullback relatively soon, can't we? if you play the law of the averages surely we can expect the pullback soon. >> after seven years we should have expected a pullback. after eight years we should have expected a pullback. after nine and ten years we should have expected a pullback. we'll get a pullback when a pullback comes. there will be some and it'll probably be a geopolitical circumstance that is predicated upon, that will inevitably be the inevitable bear market, prices will go down 25-30% when it happens but right now, it's still a bull market. it shocks every profession

there's always a bull market somewhere. promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate teach and put it in context, so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. hope springs eternal at least for tech it does. every year for the last three years the market has come in hot in january the real strength is in th

stuart: you ever seen a bull market like this one?aven't. >> well, i mean, the 1990s was an extraordinary bull market, particularly in the tech sector. but it was all tech all the time. this one has been actually very broad. every now and then people take a snapshot and say it's too narrow but if you look at the dynamics of it, it keeps broadening out. maybe what this event in iraq/iran causes is for the laggards like energy stocks to start to do some catch-up here and as we said, the defense stocks are looking awfully good. instead of thinking of what's going to go down, think about what might actually go up as a result of this. stuart: i'm thinking. i've got microsoft cash on my hands here. >> so the energy sector may be a good place to look for some value. stuart: i just can't see it. but who knows. who knows. after all these years, it was great to see you again. don't be a stranger for another 35 years, please. >> i'll be back. stuart: thank you. appreciate it. we are monitoring the latest developments out of iraq after a u.s. air

riding, does anybody want to go bull riding? ainsley: thank you. steve: if you're heading to new york city she's out there 2, 3 times out there per program. ainsley: the crowds have just grown. they want to jug janice. people -- hug janice. people are leaving by the thousands, our next guest says it can have a big impact on the 2020 election, we will tell you why. jillian: good morning and welcome back, kim kardashian west showing new photos of july trip to the white house, kardashian and daughter north and granada mother in the oval office, this one shares sharing a kiss. and celebrity celebrates the year by leaving 2,020-dollar tip, 78-dollar receipt writing, quote, donnie starting 2020 off like the amazing man he is. wow, brian. brian: nice. we change gears, according to census data, 86,000 california residents have moved to texas in just the year 2018 and as the 2020 race heats up the question is how could this impact presidential election by the new residents bringing the politics with them and could texas potentially turn

there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate, teach. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet jimmy chill @jimcramer. ♪ hallelujah unless i keep thinking this is an unless market as in we'll go higher unless this or that happens to derail us my problem, even on an encouraging day where we opened down hard an round, i like that the dow only dipping up and inching, nasdaq advancing 2.0%, wow, there are a lot of unlesses out there. it makes me a little more concerned. we've been experiencing pretty sluggish days lately, and that works off the dreaded overbought condition. so you know what i'm going to do tonight i'm going to tick down the unlesses that need to be on your radar screen, even if you're a snorting stampeding bull unless you're a norman, the breeding bull we brought in to impregnate our late longhorn ambush he just charge

bull market means watch out? is that the message. yes.ny time that people decide to take more risks and interest rates go down people get the fear of missing out and the time is right for taking advantage of people. >> it is easy to say watch out but what should investors be especially looking out for >> high pressure sales tactics any time somebody tries to get you to do something really quickly and they say you have to take a very fast approach to something that's always something to look out for. >> you say also watch out for when a money manager has custody of your assets. >> that was the biggest thing bernie may dove did that made it easy to falsify the assets your investment manager shouldn't have access to the funds. >> you look at the history of financial scandal and scams and you picked the most important ones that illustrate specific points i have this idea that it is not necessarily the bull market that causes the scams to happen, it's that the aftermath of the bull market is when they all get revealed because people all of a s

the pullback in this bull market. you have a very good point.he market went up into thousand two and 2009 together. gold outperformed stocks. that is incredible. that is in an edible stat. >> i think they will go up together again. >> thank you for joining us. you heard that first tier. stocks and gold going higher in 2020. joe: great stuff. very excited about that gold chart. what the chinese officials were thinking at the white house. we discuss what the trade one phase deal means for beijing. mark: a trade agreement three years in the making. to crack downjing on the theft of american intellectual property and outlined purchases in u.s. agricultural goods. we have more on this story. what is different here than all the hubbub that has been going back and forth? >> tariffs are in place. tariffs.5% this chart showing that we still have tariffs on two thirds of chinese imports. a significant part of the deal might be that there is some kind of mechanism where if the u.s. is not happy, within 90 days they could carry out measures like increasing

also on the show another year another record day on wall street the bull market is charging into 20 twentieth's full speed and we'll discuss what's behind the optimism. and high retailers kick off the new year with a ban on single use plastic bags. this is your business report i'm stephen beers in berlin it's good to have you with us interpol issued a red notice for former nissan renaud executive carlos ghosn on thursday jumped bail in japan earlier this week and fled to lebanon to avoid trial there on charges of financial misconduct the question now is whether going will face any sort of legal proceedings in lebanon and whether they would satisfy japan. outside gone's home in beirut the wait for answers continues for their part lebanese officials say they will respond to an interpol notice even if they aren't obliged to arrest gone . after i suppose the general prosecution will fully implement the notice and that includes someone in him and listening to his testimony and then if there are measures to be taken then they will be taken it. is a free to be before my niece and renault chairman coul

there are nearly 4000 elephants in captivity in thailand then campaigners hope cruelty and the bull hookwill be things of the past. that's it for the day really revolve with the frozen palaces falling over ha been in china millions of people each year brave freezing temperatures and the witnesses it's ice festival thank you for watching brits here next time. every 2 seconds person is forced to flee their home. the consequences into some stress in our documentary series displaced depicts traumatic humanitarian crises from around the world. forget them we don't get them if i didn't go to university to kill people but actually that. people feel for their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of course stay behind it's a. battle my husband went to peru because of the crisis. if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger one of them. displaced stores 15 on the. threat of iranian cyber attacks is growing it's targeted western businesses in the process will do it again as it sounds to retaliate for the killing over the top come on the. bushfires in austra

there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate teach and put it in context, so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. hope springs eternal at least for tech it does. every year for the last three years the market has come in hot in january the real strength is in the tech-laden nasdaq. this year's no different while the averages got hit and dow dipped 120, and the nasdaq only slipping three basis points, in fact, the nasdaq, though, is up more than a percent for the year while the other averages are barely positive and the tech part of the index which is what i'm focusing on tonight is pretty much on fire yep, today we saw remarkable moves and all sorts of tech stocks after analyst after analyst issued bullish recommendations that reverberated throughout the whole sector pit action th

i can look at poll bulls divided by bulls plus bears and i find that yeah, they're above average but they're not at an extreme. so for me, it's sort of flashing yellow it's really not something that i would say is a bullish signal. in fact, i would argue i would wait for widespread bearishness to say okay, expectations now are very low and the opportunity to beat them much high er in th market we're not there yet. >> doug, to pick up on contessa's point, how much more risky did the eck with wquity me last thursday on news of f the killing of >> events like that are very binary but predicting what will or will not happen is very difficult you've got a fed on hold they've been emphatic about that which takes away a lot of the sb interest rate risks. there's always noise in the market last year about this time in december, people were saying that was the worst market in decades for december a year later, people are saying last december was the best both are factual, but question is you know, is it really all that news worthy i think investors can only get the long-term returns that seem

war didn't stop investors and neither did a slowdown in the world economy look at what's behind a bull market charging in the 2020. also on the show a dramatic twist in the case of jailed auto executive carlos ghosn the former nissan and renault chairman has fled house arrest in japan. and kenya has too much teeth a better harvest has driven prices down even growers scrambling to find alternatives . this is your business report i'm stephen beard symbol and it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump took to twitter on tuesday to say he'll sign a phase one trade deal with china on january 15th the trump tweeted that the deal will be signed in a ceremony at the white house was with high level chinese representatives the deal was concluded earlier this month but many of its details have been slow to emerge including a signing date went on to say that he will go to beijing at a later date or face to talks with again. but the u.s. china trade conflict couldn't do it a slowing world economy couldn't do it slowing the global bull market proved almost impossible in 2019 putting i

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wall street picks up where it left off and the bull market charges in the 2020 will take a look at what's behind the optimism and how long it could last. also on the show interpol issues a fugitive notice for at least on boss carlos ghosn who will be a route take any action against him we'll look at the latest. anti retailers kick off 2020 with the ban on single use plastic bags. this is your deed of your business report i'm stephen bears in berlin thanks for joining us the rally on wall street shows no sign of losing steam traders kicking off 20 twentieth's record pace with 3 major indexes hitting record highs on the 1st day back from the new year holiday stocks were lifted by news of fresh economics. to prop up china's slowing economy since but also got a boost from optimism driven by easing trade tensions and improvements in the global economic outlook us weekly jobless claims fell to fuelling the rise to record levels. let's go now to our financial correspondent in new york ian's korda good to see you for the 1st time the new year we've picked up right where we left off haven't we not

this bull market has been very quiet.t four years ago right after the fed finally raised interest rates. gold sold off anticipating the rate hikes. over past four years, gold has risen by better than 50%. gold stocks risen more than twice that amount. in fact returns on gold stocks past four years have been 50% greater than the return on the s&p 500. charles: for people, who, because, you know, gold, for a moment everyone was piling. you remember the great recession hit, 2009. i don't have to tell you, i think your business probably went through the roof, right? over ensuing years, worst is over. we dodged a bullet. no longer to have to need to have gold in our portfolio. >> that is the mistake a lot of investors, they jump to that conclusion because gold's bull market really started around 2001 when it was under 300. by 2011, it was almost 1900. that is a very big run. what really spiked the blowup to 1900 was the fed doing quantitative easing and 0% interest rates, a lot of people were worried about that, they should ha

the iphone 11 continues to be rebust even the bulls thinking a billion and a half beat.uch more of the expectation. >> when you look at wearables, home and accessories, bigger than the mac revenue is that significant? >> it is look at air pods, they've hit a home run right now, we are projecting 85 to 90 million for air pods it shows skeptics. air pods will be 5% of revenue you go back a year ago towards where apple was. look where they are today. it is one of the most historic come backs of any company i've seen in years. >> even though there is uncertainty going forward. >> china is fuelling the engine right now. you look at 60 or 70 million iphones. they'll convert about half of those. china guidance is strong when you look at the coronavirus, we'll see a higher, wider range but better than expectations right now, despite the noise, it is a big part of our thesis. the bulls continue to aggressive they go back higher in the move. >> what goes back in production in china if the virus continues to get worse will that impact apple production >> that's a good question. rig

the bull case and the bear case. the first is the bull case.om the peak in 2011 to the bottom in 2015. what you see is gold striking above the halfway point. it is taking off and getting close to the next resistance around 1600. support is around 1500. then you look at crude oil. crude oil has been trending down for a while. when you look at the wti, the high-end 2018 about 75. last year, about 65. it is already made a new high from last year. i expect that continues. gold is the bull, crude oil is the bear. guy, back to you. guy: two charts. that is a step up. vonnie quinn, over to you. vonnie: he is wonderful. my chart is on iran oil exports. i thought it would be a good time to put this out. these are the main countries that accept iranian oil imports. white is india, red is china, yellow is turkey. blue is japan. healthy exports from iran to these countries for many months, including this year. that has dropped off substantially for almost all of those countries i mentioned, with one exception. that is china. while the imports have dropped

vonnie: what puts an end to the bull market? fundamentalsnomic of the u.s. economy?s it some sort of black swan event? at some point does it get exhausted? most bull market's industry factors dust tight money, typically a recession coming -- three factors. tight money, typically a recession coming, and normally bubbles first. if you look at financial history, doubles tend to burst when money gets tight. we heard from jay powell earlier this week. they are very focused on easing money even more, getting inflation up. vonnie: -- yearthe u.s.-30 potentially about to go to 30%. are you taking away from those markets? >> again, it's slightly concerning. there is the inversion in the cold. we will start worrying about it. if the central bankers are quick enough to push back, you get a re-steepening and so on. so, i think these are opportunities to sell bonds. guy: equity markets right, bond markets wrong? >> they are both right in different ways. equities are providing an opportunity. bonds are hedging. we have very weak data out of france and italy. vonnie? global let's c