it looks set to enter a bull market. coming up, it has entered a bull market. coming up, we speak to send tander's executive chairman and london. -- in london. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back, this is the european open. we 12 minutes into the session right now you're seeing the ftse really unchanged. but the continental indexes are looking at some real strength. in london the problem is probably the pound continues to rally. correlationreverse typically between the currencies and stocks. the's why you don't see gains in london you see here in germany, paris, or milan. the index,icture of let's get the individual stocks or is with annmarie hordern. annmarie: i'm starting out with an index, italy. they have entered a bull market. close, it'll end in a bull market of 20% since its two-year low on december 27. banco santander also higher, investing more than 20 billion euros in digital attack, also targeting. cost savings of $1.2 billion. francine lacqua will be speaking to their chairman to. and cm -- today. cmc markets is plunging, down over 8%. the spend

someublic pla are so underfunded that not even the decade-long bull market has provided a fix thosetories and much more tonight on "nightly business report" for this wednesday, april 10th. >>> and we do bid you a good evening, everybody, and welcome sue is off tonight. you know, it's not often that country's f the biggest banks are called before congress. the last time it happened was during the financial crisis roughly ten years ago, but it happened again today. the chi executives were back together on capitol hill testifying in front of the house financial servicesommittee. as a group, they defended a financial system that they say is more resilient today than it was a decade ago. some of the questions theyreaced focused on the industry's new challenges like cybersecurity and slowing global growth. other questions were politically charged. >> what do you think the biggest risk to our financial system is today? our ability to talk ourselves into the next recession. >> i think i --robly the cyber that we mentioned that is the biggest. i think the growingnk non- segment, i don't think it's

why not just call this a rolling bull market? put technology aside and by the way, put staples aside just on valuation because you're -- i'm sorry, your hang-up is the valuation of the market overall. but it's so tethered to those two sectors. >> you answered -- you asked your question and i like it and i think it's a good one. why not call it a rolling bull market isn't that what this is? >> well, we called it a rolling bottom in january and now it's turning into a full-fledged bull market so we just underestimated the pace of the recovery >> i mean like right now >> now -- >> bull market sector to sector to sector >> it absolutely feels like a secular bull market to me because we did everything that was needed last year to test it. we went to the 200 week moving average and it was beautiful and we took out every sector so we completed the price damage where i have been less willing to raise my targets, which that's what you're really talking about, when am i going to raise my targets because i think there's more meaningful upsi

markets so wherever there's a bull market wherever there's a bubble the institution will be there and they'll try to be positioned for it but they may for the most part they missed you know they were in for the final stages of the mania now it's in a bear market it's all a bit. but in this fund that we manage we're looking for some private equity deals and we're able to offer quite. what's the word we were quite tough to. you know there's a there's there's a lot of chasing for investment going on so funding investment in cryptocurrency is not that easy to come by at the moment ok got to cut it off there are going to hold you over for a segment thanks for being on the kaiser report thanks very much for having me max thanks stacy yes all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser stay here but want to thank our guest dominic frisby author of pick on the future of money if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report on exxon bio. this drug where cocaine were four bucks for the dea and just fifty. everybody used. cocaine you can smoke it th

chase bitcoin is the sixteen bear month bear market is it over or will we see new lows before the bull can begin again dominic. well at the moment if you are a trend and follower you would already be on board because in the twenty one day in the fifty five day in other words the short and medium term mover jack averages a both sloping up and the prices above them where in an uptrend in the trend began in december. looking at the big picture there's quite a lot of resistance around the six thousand dollar area that was support for a long time and support tends to become resistant when that broke through that so that's going to be a big barrier on the way out i'm currently operating on the theory look i work for a fund and we we've been buying bitcoins in the fund but i'm currently working on the theory that this is a relief rally and will probably go up to the six thousand maybe six and a half thousand dollar area and then we'll come down again and retest the lows at three thousand two hundred in the autumn now we see there's no guarantee of that happening that's just you know how bad m

they were pit bull terriers each weighing about 40 to 50 pounds. the officers used pepper spray and physical force animal care control officers took them away the little boy and mother suffered major injuries and are recovering in the hospital saw the shoes on the ground she was trying to protect the bay because the dogs were trying to. >>killer. >>we're told the mother and child had surgery yesterday and are in stable condition at this point boy police say the owner of the pit bulls face no charges the dogs are with animal care. it is still unknown what set them off live in boy hotel on kron 4 news. >>tonight a closer look at the christmas day officer-involved shooting that left a woman dead newly released body camera footage shows the woman's final actions before san jose police say they were forced to open fire. the district attorney ruled this week that the 4 officers involved that their actions were justified. according to a 62 page report officer shot add jennifer vasquez 37 times hitting her 14 times in the head chest arm and shoulder. also

they were pit bull terriers each weighing about 40 to 50 pounds. the officers used pepper spray and physical force animal care control officers took them away the little boy and mother suffered major injuri and are recovering in the hospital saw the shoes on the ground she was trying to protect the bay because the dogs were trying to. >>killer. >>we're told the woman and the boy have surgery and are in stable condition. as of now police say the owner of the pit bulls does not face any charges. the dogs are with animal control it is still unknown, what set them off here in hotel on kron 4 news. >>and coming up on call for newsweek and a frightening ordeal for a new bird driver and his passenger after they were involved in a crash and the incident was caught on camera. plus the bay area housing market is forcing housing market is forcing thousands of people to for unbeatable natnew nice'n easy.or. now in cream. 100% natural looking color. that lasts 8 weeks. gentle on your hair and scalp. with conditioning in every step. new nice'n easy cream. now ni

against bull.mmunities like this so much so that it was briefly banned in some places because farmers were spending too much time at the fights. and not enough time growing sugar cane. like cus d'amato and the young tyson their handlers raised these beasts from calves. caring for them on one hand and training them, conditioning them to be monsters in the ring, on the other. oh! >> kenny: oh, oh, oh, oh! >> anthony: damn, does one wager on this? >> kenny: i guess the, uh, the official answer would be that gambling's illegal in japan. >> anthony: intermission. time for a corndog, some funnel cake, curly fries? no. better, much better. yakitori, yes, they have that. but when in okinawa do as the okinawans do, yakisoba. start with pork belly, as one always should. some hacked up sausage, cabbage, carrots, fry that stuff up on the griddle, add some chukamen noodles and sauce, soy, mirin, brown sugar, vinegar, and a bit of sake. topped with seaweed powder, some pickled ginger garnish, and eat. now. oh, h

they were pit bull terriers each weighing about 40 to 50 pounds. the officers used pepper spray and physical force animal care control officers took them away the little boy and mother suffered major injuries and are recovering in the hospital saw the shoes on the ground she was trying to protect the bay because the dogs were trying to. >>killer. >>we're told the woman and the boy have surgery and are in stable condition. as of now the police say the owner of the pit bulls does not face any charges. the dogs are with animal control it is still unknown, what set them off here in hotel on kron 4 news. >>another big story that we're following an uber driver and passenger were hit and a t-bone crash in the same city will as gail story and this was all caught on camera now police are looking for 2 people still on the loose this morning. you can see a black car, here's the video you will be amazed tries to cross the street all of us in from the right side of your screen. slams right into the uber driver as well as a passenger. this happened last thursday

wolfsburg at leipsic the last time the wolves faced the bulls they played matador and hull to light six unbeatable run could wolfsburg do it once again against the third place some. welcome to the blind as they go right here on d w i'm chris harrington here to bring you the business come on of course we'll start with the dortmund match now captain marco rice called their defeat to bahrain last week a catastrophe and at actually apologized afterwards to all of the black and yellow fans so who would step up for adult men following their misery in munich to get back to the top of the table at least until biron kick off on sunday don't mean needed more than a draw against my a side that's been leaving three points behind on the road lately. mario gert's a started as a lone striker for dortmund with kohout cassis still missing g. to injury coach lucien father of switching up his side following their humiliation to a boy in. dorman's were in a hurry to consign that game to history their first chance came on six minutes across from guts and minds as danny lets out was lucky not to put the bull

at leipsic the last time the bulls faced the bulls they played matador at hull to leipzig unbeaten run could do it once again against the third place. welcome to the brain as they go right here on d w i'm chris heritage here to bring you the business come on of course we'll start with the dortmund meche now captain marco rice called their defeat to byron last week a catastrophe and at actually apologized afterwards to all of the black and yellow fans so who would step up for adult men following their misery in munich to get back to the top of the table at least until by a kickoff on sunday don't mean needed more than a draw against meit's a scythe it's been leaving three points behind on the road lately. mario gertz this started as a lawyer instruction for dortmund with pac oh out kast says still missing g. to injury coach lucy and father of switching up his side following their humiliation to buy and. don't lynch were in a hurry to consign that gang to history their first chance came on six minutes across from gazza and mine says dani let's i was lucky not to put the ball through his

investors are assessing whether the economy and corporate earnings will continue to support the equity bullun. let's see how things are shaping up for asian markets. sophie: good morning from hong kong. we are on the eve of the labor day holiday. kiwi stocks adding 1/10 of 1%. aussie features pointing to a flat open before we get a host of production reports from the likes of beach energy, woolworths and much more. may resume declines with production due in one hour and earnings on tap. we did get data from the boj showing confidence rising to a seven-month high due to increasing oil prices and chinese stimulus measures. japanese markets do remained close, but the yen is holding 1.90dy after falling to 11 overnight. the big data point is chinese pmi. that comes before mainland markets take a three day break which may be a relief given the recent losses suffered by chinese stocks. paul? paul: thanks very much. let's get the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: the trade talks focus shifts back to china amid increasing signs a deal may be close. treasury secretary steven mnuchin and

they were pit bull terriers each weighing about 40 to 50 pounds. the officers used pepper spray and physical force animal care control officers took them away the little boy and mother suffered major injuries and are recovering in the hospital saw the shoes on the ground she was trying to protect the bay because the dogs were trying to. >>killer. >>we're told the mother and boy have surgery yesterday and are in stable condition at this point flea hill police say the owner of the pit bulls does not face any charges, the dogs, our with animal control it is still unknown, what set them off live in valais hotel on kron 4 news. >>well thank you so much gail a suspect in a 2013 murder in valais whoa is back in the us tonight william cordoba was axed extradited that is from lima peru and booked into the solano county jail. police say cordoba killed 27 year-old jimmy richardson in february of 2013. he was arrested in peru a year later. >>worth a one person is dead after crashing into a tree the california highway patrol says the crash happened just after 9

the card sector could close into a bull market, up 20% from its lows. the pound is also rising as well. we have this meeting taking place at the moment between jeremy corbyn and the prime minister of the u.k. they try to fathom a way to take this brexit story forward. we will talk about that more in just a moment. the banks are in focus as well. story that it a is looking for options for its asset management division. globally, banks like j.p. morgan are looking for asset management divisions, trying to figure out what to do next. ubs possibly looking to merge with dws out of deutsche bank come up those units together, and spend them out. that is one option being considered. brexit clearly a dominant theme. coming up later in this program, we will talk to claire perry, the u.k. minister of energy. she attended the cabinet meeting yesterday that ultimately resulted in this meeting taking place today with jeremy corbyn. we will get her insight as to where brexit goes next. vonnie: here in the u.s., a little more optimism about the potential for the u.s. a

they were pit bull terriers each neighing about 40 to 50 pounds.used pepper spray and physical force animal care control officers took them away the little boy and mother suffered major injuries and are recovering in the hospital saw the shoes on the ground she was trying to protect a bay because the dogs were trying to. >>killer. >>we're told the woman and the boy have surgery and are in stable condition. as of now the police say the owner of the pit bulls does not face any charges. the dogs are with animal control it is still unknown, what set them off here in hotel on kron 4 news. >>the new this morning 2 men are dead following a shooting in oakland. police found the victim sunday morning is about one 30 they were at the 1800 block of international boulevard. no suspects in custody in right now we don't know what led up to that shooting. in the east bay, the claim jumper restaurant concord has reopened after it was closed by the county health department because of a roach problem. the restaurant is at the willow shopping center the roaches were

red bull gives us this gift.of the worst fails. >> oh, bloopers. >> that can be painful. >> red bull cliff diving, red bull cliff diving world series, 2019, starts soon. but they gave us some of their worst fails of the past. >> oh, my goodness. >> they call this cliff diving is dangerous, the worst belly flop you ever want to see. these people are jumping from 88 feet in some instances, going 52 miles per hour. >> oh, yeah. >> you get this a little bit wrong, you're hooked a lot. they got rescue divers right there. that's going to -- >> holy cow. >> looks like he got a few stitches from that one. that's going to knock the wind out of you, sting, break bones and ribs. >> some people do have to be pulled out after they hit. a dangerous sport, but you see people still standing there, still ready to go. >> yeah, we knew it was crazy, but -- >> watch the competition live on april 13th. >>> meeting and talking to strangers can be scary for some people. and for chauncey, it is just a fun challenge he likes to do. and t

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 and put it in context. >> call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer let's talk about euphoria. and by that mean the fabulous lack of euphoria, yes, the lack of euphoria in this bull market. let's talk about lyft. after a placid day the nasdaq actually advanced 1.25%, i think the decided lack of enthese yachl for the stock deal that is lyft is one of the best things, best things that's happened to this market in ages and no one is saying this but listen up, first of all, i know i got it wrong. i've had to play whac-a-mole with the haters because last time i said it was a good trade. shortly after it fell through its price even as the rest of the market performed well and lyfts with decidedly a dud initially i was too focused on myself or as my

as an investor i'm always long and a bull.level. 6% dividend and roku at a great level. those things i'm in, willing to get in. liz: one minute before the closing bell. the dow at session highs. we have to.out the nasdaq and s&p are at all-time record highs at this moment. will we close there? we'll know in 45 seconds. i do have to ask you, that the ceiling continues to rise for stocks? >> i think, when you're looking at a dull market liz, you've been around for a while, dull markets tend to drift higher, the markets have been exciting but they have been dull. volume has been very light. they will creep up until they don't. there is no ceiling because we don't know where the ceiling is. liz: todd, thank you very much. todd, bubba, we'll add professor to your title. thank you very much. stocks look to close not only for session highs but for the s&p and nasdaq folks, record highs. [closing bell rings] never-before-seen levels for s&p and nasdaq. we are there now. that will do it for the "claman countdown," if you're seeing "ave

perfect day for the bulls. strong china data, solid beef from j.p. morgan and then the state of the economy, playing perfectly into the bulls scenario that china is bottoming, the u.s. is strong and earnings have been cut too much but the analysts and going to be stronger than expected second, we are less than 1% from a new high on the s&p 500 but we're also less than 2% from a new high on the nasdaq but still 9% from a new high on the small cap russell 2000 despite the good news, you know the volume in volatility has dropped dramatically in the last couple of weeks? certainly down here at the floor, it's a sign investors are not going all in despite this rally. that's skepticism one thing, one of the best things this bull market has got going for it. a fourth thing, jumia, african e-commerce up 55% its first day of trading. back to you. >> all right robert, thank you very much. >>> jamie diamond sounding bullish. with analysts, dimon saying if you look at the american economies, consumer in good shape, balance sheets in good shape. people going back

there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer today the analysts threw everything they had at the stock market they made a concerted effort to get you out while the getting's still good and what happened? despite the downgrades we had a mixed session where the dow dipped 84 points but the s&p advanced 0.1%. nasdaq gained 0.19% after opening much lower do not get me wrong. stocks have had an incredible ride here so most of these downgrades seem well reasoned and action oriented to me. but are they right now you know my mantra bulls make money, bears make money, but hogs, well, hogs, they get slaughtered i don't want to be too greedy and that rule has never gotten me in trouble so we need to take these calls seriously. we always should focus on downgrades they can be very meaningful. so let's start with the big one of the day let's start with general electric this morning, steve of jpmorgan, one of my favorite an

. >> "bulls and bears" now. >> president trump is rebuilding this economy, unemployment rates over all three .8%, that is a great number, unemployment claims virtually all-time low, whetheblue collar. employment rising booming right now for many years. david: president's top economic adviser larry kudlow speaking today. this is s&p 500 and nasdaq are closing at new record highs for the first time this year. this is "bulls and bears" thank you for joining us, i am david asman, joining me in the panel today. >> president railing against the media for not giving him enough credit on the economy, tweeting out, old days if you were president and you had a good economy, you were basically immune from criticism. remember it is the economy, stupid? today i have as president perhaps the greatest economy in history, to the mainstream media it means nothing. but it will, so will strong economy and record stock market trump -- pun intended -- everythineverything else this 2. >> you look at lbj,6% gdp growth, goldwater wants to impeachment, and they talked about reagan was talking about impeaching

connell: thank you, we'll wrap it up, to bulls and bears. david: president trump just wrapping up a round table with border agents in calexico, california, now he will tour part of u.s.-mexico border. >> we have a big emergency at our southern border, the system is full we can't take you any more, whether asylum, it is illegal immigration, can't take u any more. we can't, our country is full. david: this is "bulls and bears" i am david asman, thank you for joining us. joining us. president giving mexico a strong one year warning to fix the evolving crisis at the border. >> mexico, i have to say, has been very good, you know that over the last 4 days, i talked about -- since i talked about shuts down the border, if they continue that it will be fine, if they don't we'll tariff their cars 25% coming into united states, if on other hand it does work, which will be. the tariffs will work just like with steel, but if it did note work, i will close the border. this will supersede usmca, that is a great deal, it great for mexico but this will super

into a bull market. a lot of momentum. this coming at a time where we saw hong kong perhaps outshone by china. take a look at the shanghai composite price change versus the hang seng china enterprise index. it basically beat out hong kong by north of 10%. perhaps there is some room for catch up for hong kong, a lot of other markets that were beaten up in the first quarter. perhaps more room for a catch-up. that is the equity front. we will talk through with our guest. well.day for bloomberg as . the bloomberg barclays global aggregate index. chinese bonds being included in that. having its global debut today. we will be talking about the implication of this milestone for china. let's get you caught up with the first word news with su keenan from new york. su: we start with the latest on brexit. theresa may's conservative party is planning for a potential snap election with just 12 days to go until u.k. potentially crashes out of the european union. the house of commons will take control of brexit later m

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 my friends, i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is to entertain, educate and teach you. so call me or tweet m me @jimcramer. here we go >>> after a nasty day like today, the dow lost 190 points, the nasdaq climbed 0.56% the top callers, they're back, and they're coming out of the woodwork and if you're an investor, the most terrifying phrase in the english language is, we're in a top! let me say up front, i don't think this market's peaking. i don't think we're at a top, but the average has rallied so hard so long that it's rational to expect a pullback and every time we get pulled down, you'll be bombarded by this endless and yes, i think worrisome, if not frightening top talk so, tonight i want to vaccinate you against these vociferous top callers by laying out the ten best reasons why the market might be peaking again, i don't think that's what's going to happen, but i want you to be prep

equitys not playing the bull game. you have to wait a second before i get to the aussie dollar. u.s. equities. you talk about the bull market, that record high remained elusive. we snapped three days of gains. the banks had a big part to play in that. recoupup did manage to its losses, but overall banking stocks weighing on u.s. equities overall. firmer on thele s&p 500. will we get to the record high this week? the aussie is the worst-performing g10 currency, down 0.3%. a rate cut was discussed. emerging-market equities, i have been watching them for several days. 10 straight days of gains, going back and forth a little. lower yesterday, but a little higher today, which reflects polls we are seeing in asian equity markets. let's turn to juliette saly and get details on the trading in asia. if anyone gets upset over the aussie dollar, is me. we are seeing asian stocks higher in late trade. 0.2%.kkei up it has been fluctuating. particularly in the japanese session after goldman came through with numbers overnight. chinese stocks looking pretty good, positive green and that chines

new details about a mother, and her three-year-old boy, attacked by a pack of pit bulls.ncident in vallejo. new details about a mother and her three-year-old boy attacked by a pack of bpit bulls. >>> god evening. thank you for joining us. that little boy and his mom seriously injured in the attack last night. now we are learning more about the investigation, including who owned those dogs. >> live from vallejo with more. >> reporter: yeah, i managed to talk with a up of people walking their dogs who said they had no idea there were three pit bulls that lived if that house. investigators haven't figured exactly what triggered those three dogs to attack a mother and her 3-year-old child. right now those three dogs are in the custody of solano county animal control. these are photos of the dogs that were released this afternoon. they are currently held on a ten-day quarantine to determine if they have rabies. the 47-year-old mother was rushed to a walnut creek hospital according to the vallejo police department. her 3-year-old son suffered more serious injuries and was in cr

are saying that may give the bulls on lyft a lift stick around zpliefrmts watch out for gas prices oil moving higher again this morning. the president's get tough plan on iran soon to be felt at the pump >>> sharpen your pencils and brace yourself for a barrage of big earnings the names you need to know and why they matter to this market rally. >>> and why today is a day that will always live in marketing infamy and proof if you needed it that newer isn't always better it is tuesday, april 23rd, and you are watching cnbc, first in business worldwide >>> welcome back, and good morning. thank you for being with us here on cnbc. just about 5:30 here on the east coast. futures are exactly flat right now. there is a lot going on outside of futures let's get a check on the morning's or top headlines, including the latest on the investigation much the devastating easter bombings in sri lanka. marley hall has more >> hey, brian, good morning. a nashlg day of mourning has been declared in sri lanka after explosions rocked the nation's capital killing at least 300 people on easter sunday. sri la

marks the start of a new bull market. saw in that 2015-2016 period, again, there's your bear market. the big surge in the first quarter of 2016, that mark your new bull. is that one of the tells on what got you bearish fact that? and then, one of the things that stood out to me here is we had an all-time low that was -- now we are significantly below. there is a divergence when you have a price high and a failure to get above 60%. that was the reset. that was the bear market cycle. depleted conditions, one of the lowest readings in years. now we are looking for a new bull market. abigail: we will continue on with your bullish view. caps.bring the small ari: value sectors like financial and energy, and small caps. 1600.es should be on keep an eye on 1600. you get that breakout above that level. i think you would get a surge, an indicator, i think that would be your confirmation that this new bull has started. individual stock you do like, amazon. ari: we root for the week, we invest in the strong. i think amazon is going t

when police arrived the three pit bulls were attacking the mother and son. the mother hovering over her son during the vicious attack. >> they had to break the fence to get into the back yard. as they approached the dogs, the dog released the adult female, turned on the officer. >> police say they had to use pepper spray to scare away the dogs. the two victims were rushed to two separate trauma centers. police say they don't know why the dogs attacked. all three are in quarantine this morning. >>> another falling concrete scare on the richmond san raf el bridge as renewing calls to replace the crumbling, the second time in two months that concrete has fallen on the lower deck of the bridge. this happened yesterday afternoon. no one was hurt, luckily. they closed one lane while they investigat investigated, snarling traffic. state assemblyman mark levine says it's time to replace the crumbling span. >> there's a bit of crisis in confidence after the director told me it was safe and this occurred today. >> levine said he asked cal trans about the safety of the

year-to-date when you adjust that for risk for every one dollar speculator is wagering on lower prices the bulls are betting nearly 7 dollars higher, so certainly wroot jumping back into fray juxtapose with seasonaltration from low to high demand

>> he told me he would put it in her red bull. >> how did she change? >> she became more sexual with people. >> who wanted her dead. >> he thought he was somewhat of a player. does it make him a killer? >> secrets in seattle. hello and welcome to "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. she was a vivacious young woman, a fitness executive, adored by friends and married to the man of her dreams. but when she disappeared, investigators wondered was nicky's charmed life as perfect as it seemed? they soon discovered a dark secret iniki nikki's past but t truth would hide in plain sight. here's dennis murphy. >> seattle was long after a week of relentless rain, a woman was found in the tangle of blackberries, a naked body, small tattoo on the back, necklace and signs of strange gulation. the detective sent to a patch of trees mere the seattle's runways guessed it was her. they would soon be proved correct. nine days to find her. the answer, where, another seven years still ahead to answer the question of all homicides, who and why? but we have to go back, before

. >> good morning, worldwide exchange i would say this, bull markets don't eye of old age bull marketsmental reasons. i think what we've learned so far from this very early earnings season is the stock market is a market of stocks we've seen it in the bank earnings i know you spent a lot of time on it already this morning this is specifically why you want to buy and own stocks and build portfolios of stocks and not just rely on etfs. if you would just be buying the bank etf, you would be changing your performance dramatically right now. we continue to believe the bull market is very much alive. if you remember, we've been a bull market believer since 2009, and we came out with our big call 20 to 25 years, and last year does not change ma. we needed a bit of a refresh, and that's exactly what we got snoo from your standpoint, where should investors be allocating money to favor or overweight >> it's a great question here's what we would say we were overkwaet clearly lots of political rhetoric. >> it was the best last year, to be fair? that's exactly right had you investors flock into hea

place lives where leverkusen the bulls have won all five of a game on the road in twenty nineteen the question on everyone's lips with the champions league hopefuls make it six. welcome to the bundesliga here on t.w. i'm nick mechanic line haven't had it easy of late as they drew against freiburg last weekend and that was followed by an incredible five four when they get second division hiden home in the german cup a game that would have drained some of binds top stars including this man to my right robert levin dusky wasn't even supposed to play made bleak because he was suffering from a cold but with a side to one down at half time he came on to win the game by the man to my left mark or royce he is a game changer too he has had a hand in twenty four of the woman's sixty six goals so far this season with one of these to make the difference. mark or royce knew the stats as well as anyone ahead of this potential title decider dortmund hadn't won in munich for five years and they lost their last three matches there heavily with robert levante of ski scoring on each occasion dortmund se

hi, guys.he make bull case for this market at these highs. >>he bull case is that the u.s.tinues to be very strong. we're looking at 3% growth which is a big pickup over where we were a couple of years ago and the data during the enarter has gouch better. so manufacturing is looking better here and in china and valuations seem to be relatively reasonable to u and with the bond market rally and the fed moving t more cautiour patient posture, to us it looks like the returns on stocks are relatively more attractive. >> all right. david, why are you cautiou right now? >> sure, bill. stocks we know have rallied 25% from the december 24th lows. at the same time, you and i like to talk about investorse iment, at year end, 50% of individual in were bearish.ey only 21% say they're bearish today. i think that means that markets have gotten a bit ahead of themselves, earlier small cap stocks were very much pacing this rally since early march. they've not kept pace both small cap and even the more cyclical microcaps to the large cap blings and finally, valuation, valuations havede exp

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there are three pit bulls running around. >> this was on the 500 block of locust drive. when officers got back there, they were witnesses to a gruesome scene. police say the mother was hovering over her son, trying to shield him from the vicious attack. >> as they approached the dogs, the dogs released the adult female and turned on the officer. >> they had to use pepper spray to chase the dogs away from the mother and child. >> i know animal control wants to capture the dogs. >> they were able to lure the dogs away with food. the female victim was caring for the dogs, but it's unclear if she is the owner. one neighbor said he didn't know the pit bulls were back there. >> i don't care for them. they are like wild animals and if they are out in public, they should have muzzles. >> the 3-year-old was rushed to a trauma center in oakland and the mother was taken to walnut creek. >> if they had not gone in the way they did, i believe that the victims would have been killed in the back yard by the dogs. >> reporter: we just got late word from police that the young boy is in s

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 cr call me at 1800-843-cnbc the big story today, the dow dipping 28 points, analynasdaq , it cast a puall over a host of stocks amazon is indeed the death star and not just when it comes to retail anymore at this point the question isn't what amazon disrupts you have to ask what can't they disrupt. any company with a consumer product could potentially end up in their crosshairs and that's a very dangerous place to be today the death star opened fire on spotify and it's worth taking a moment to walk you through what is happening here amazon has become an unstoppable force and this won't be the last target i like spotify, have been a fan since it started trading a year ago. music streaming is the chance to become the next netflix and understands what you want before you want it thanks to artificial intelligence that they use to predict your taste in music. i love their premium business model where you can list

there is always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome into "mad money. welcome to cramerica i do want to make friends but just trying to educate and teach you so call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me at jim cramer. every now and then i worry we live in the dumbest of all possible worlds. i look at some of the digital stocks and they are breath taking in their stupidity. i wish i were joking but a day like today, the blue chips up and the s&p advancing and again, nasdaq plummeted .6% and you could see so many moves that with truly idiotic, too idiotic for words. it is based on nothing and only after moves, a few moments later and, hey, maybe it makes a certain amount of sense. why shouldn't the stock market be full of irrationality after all, our president embarked on a major new economic strategy with hitting send on a few tweets the federal reserve reserve legit and i buy into it. and when he said it lifted traits even though inflation is low he's making a good point with looser monetary

"bulls and bears" starts right now. david: breaking news, president trump in crosby, texas, he will make remarks at any moment now, construction unions on the economy, immigration and energy, oil, gas, pipelines, signing two executive orders rolling back regulation on oil and gas city, a white house official said this will promote development of new energy infrastructure. making us more energy independent, he is getting a tour of the facility now, we'll bring you his remarks hive from texas when we takes the stage. >> meanwhile heads of nation's biggest banks faceoff with congress, under fire from lawmakers and facing touch questions, first time since financial crisis en masse. we'll play you some of the explosive fireworks in a moment, this is "bulls and bears," i am david asman, thank you for joining us today. on the panel. steve forbes, scott martin and austin -- a full crowd, but first deirdre bolton on capitol hill following the fear works. reporter: 7 ceos from major banks and financial services took big questions

is no such thing as privacy these days, thank you for joining us, that is it for us, david asman, "bulls and bears" starts right now. >> they are having a good day, i'm having a good day too. i was told no collusion, no be obstruction. this should never happen to therefore president. david: two years, 25 million dollar later, mueller report is out, this is "bulls and bears" thank you for joining us, imdavid asman, joining me today, liz peek. gary kaltbaum and our very own mr. lou dobbs, and we're joined by former pennsylvania governor ed rendell. but first edward lawrence in the beltway, have you been combing through the more than 400 patients of the report, about 900 reductions. >> 448 pages, there is a lot going on. two things obstruction of justice and collusion, no collusion found. with the russians in this report, there are 11 instances of obstruction of justice, that were analyzed. 10 were directly with the president, on june 17 president called white house council telling him to argue that they had a conflict of interest and must be removed. the president met core lewandowski aske

i am david asman, this is "bulls and bears," thank you for joining us. we begin with that crisis at the border, president trump calling to congress to act, tweeting, congress must get together and immediately eliminate the loopholes at the border. this is a national emergency. businesses also warning about the economic impact of a border. but president trump said that security is his main concern. >> i agree. it is going to be a big toll but trade and commerce and making money for a country -- that is all very important. but to me, the most important job i have is the security of our country, even more important than those other things. david: white house is looking for ways to limit the economic data of a shut down, larry kudlow suggesting scening truck -- keeping truck lanes open for trade. >> one area we've explored to try to keep the freight lanes open, the truck lanes. i have talked with various officials, that is possible. david: texas attorney general ken paxton is joining us, thank you. thank you. david: could kudlow's idea work? >> yeah, i don't