running for myn the bull do or against the bull.ainst the >> against the bull. >> against the bull. kause i have to eight seconds that's required time and wre eet econd ride. fy don't make eight there's no score and i get zero go home empty handed out-of-pocket all the travel money for the weekend. >> when you go up for a ride do y - know the bullthis sounds like weird questiokndo ow the bulls ahead of time. do you haveop a rapt with these animalonor you'reho hopping iterally getting out in the ripping >> we of learn them through the year. >> okay. >> wee see some of the there's region,t etasco sbullfairhofa thex.arye em ythuy g redi whan t 'ltt even ifdo bronehat'isy feel my weight .an feel the stands for you, as somebody w i, what you have seen in the a giences as youaround the country. this is not jopt lere frogam dt. >> right iers -- we're ywhere. i thinkheigger crowds in in area of the country because they don't see our riding as much especiallyng our level we brihe best of the best and lastight the crowd was outstanding it was eaud in at r aand it's compact arena n one of the

in spain, they're doing stuff-- they run with the bulls. they also fight the bulls.iked it looks more like bull avoiding. whoa! whoa! it's like, is that how the spanish fight? "you want to go, bro? all right, let me get my gold pants and my red blanky, and then we'll go at it." ( laughter ). >> stephen: you have some real problems with some of spanish culture is what you're saying. >> i love it! >> stephen: how do you feel about tapas. >> tapas-- tapassa great. but i like larger portions. i like larger portions. piaa-- by the way, this whole show is about spain. paella, it's like they took all the disgusting things from the ocean and dumped it in a bowl of rice. that's gross. >> stephen: delicious. now back here in the states, back in the states, you're known for having a problem or two with some of our-- trends in our culture. anything both bothering you right now? >> well, you know, i mean-- yeah. you know, the world's ending. but i would say, generally, there's an overall misuse of the prayer hands emoji. ( laughter ) it's just-- people-- ( applause ) >> stephen:

we're not it's not the beginning of a bull market we're coming to an end and i've told you that there are so. places where the bear is already showing up so now we're working towards don't worry it's going to happen good good news for you because you have job security because somebody has to report all of this you know. no job security for the need reporters and t.v. networks and so there are actually a lot of people who are arguing that we actually never recovered from the last recession that this wasn't a 10 year so-called bull market that in theory we were actually just stuck in a depression for the last 10 years simply because growth has not rebounded to the term trend we've been averaging about 2 percent growth in the us when the long term trend has been 3 to 4 percent and even though that average is not a huge average the difference is over 10 trillion dollars. so we've basically left 10 trillion dollars worth of on the table within the last decade so do you think we could ever return to that no the way to look at it is even if it has been growth it's been artificial it's becaus

to go 20 years but it's already along with the ever so we're we're not it's not the beginning of a bull market was coming to an end we take you to singapore where christianity is to sit down with the now international investor jim rogers to get his forecast for what could be on the horizon for the global economy and as we go to break here are the market numbers. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line and they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to be. actually going to be close this is like the full 3 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the. west sydney morning. you know world of big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. is this is a stick for the open water bottle phone in the sto

go 20 years but it's already longer than any other so we're we're not it's not the beginning of a bull market coming to an end if we take into singapore where christiane managed to sit down with a renowned international industry jim rogers to get his forecast for what could be on the horizon for the global economy and as we go to break here are the market numbers up to close. to 000. 0. 00. 000. the barbarians the vandals on wall street are now actively plundering your bank account with a negative interest rate in a sonic amount of policy there is no economics behind it that would chew to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael said since the bronze age it's just out right. well you know the kind of adopted because we're a long. there. are pulling she needs. to be told already 90 percent of the dot. com are. fifteen's. they do it several times a day with the oh you get an idea. we have to understand we can still use to. be with in this. deal or you are. doing this because i want the future world to future generations to have enjoyed the ocean we. welcome back and no

i have to go 20 years but it's already longer than in the world it's not the beginning of a bull market was coming to an end we take you to singapore where christiane managed to sit down with international industry john waters to give his forecast for what could be on the horizon for the global economy and as we go to break here are the market numbers of the. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military and the decision. every song came to a complete. the day that i was right and. you know told to shut up kill me and i see how it destroyed my life any screamed at me and he made me come in and he grabbed my arm and he write me. if you take into account that women don't report because of the extreme retaliation and it's probably somewhere near about half a 1000000 women have now been sexually assaulted in the us military is a very very traumatizing have happened but i've never seen trauma like i've seen women who are veterans who have suffered military sexual trauma reporting rape is more likely to get the victim punished and be offended and almost 10 year

this was a bull flattening rally.his is the month where investor confidence in the trump put and the fed put were shaken. we realized that sort of the last 300 billion of tariffs, a lot of people thought the president would not initiate tariffs on that because it has a disproportionate impact on the consumer. that happened first day of august. fed officials are not talking about easing significantly. even if they were, it is not an interest rate problem. it is not even clear if the fed cut to 0, they could offset all of this global growth uncertainty as well as the trade uncertainty. jonathan: you have touched on separate things. james, many people came into august looking for a bull steepener, looking for yields to drop big time. they got a drop of 50 basis points on 10's, and a similar move on 30's. is there anything at the moment in terms of what you see, that you can assign a higher probability to that will change that trend anytime soon? james: high probability is difficult. you are talking about inflation shock

and could get back home the red bull challenge. so she steps. that. could. pull off a shock against do it meant. finally school that best goal of the season against after. 1st we had simeon eclair all eyes were on new man that he paid. his dead you meant the very is golden boy to last minute only make the bench into the fire and the fury on match day 3. remember this guy that's right. t.m. 25 to his fans. world cup winner and a mainstay at byron for over 10 years almost 500 appearances for the serial bundesliga champions a living legend but things aren't so rosy fame these days philippe coccinea has been signed and d.c. 10 is he could soon be plays in miller's position and fans seem pretty excited. against mine started leaving miller on autograph duty wants a guaranteed starter the 1st name on the team sheet times have changed. but maybe by and were wrong to replace him they got off to a nightmare start. on month by benjamin easily put underdogs months ahead. but perform made amends soon after a stunning volley drew by and level. just the sort of goal thomas

now founder and editor at large for the bull work. what is the bull work? >> the bull work is an online publication. and basically kind of a success of the legal standard. we had the core digital staff after it was shut down move over to the bull work. we're 24/7 website. we have a podcast, which i host. three daily newsletters. people ought to check it out. >> do you do most of your work out of wisconsin? >> it's based out of washington, d.c. i split my time between milwaukee and d.c., but i spend most of my time here in milwaukee, yes. >> we can talk about wisconsin politics. but i want to go to your story this morning. it's a national story in many of the papers today. the headline that trump ukraine story is a stress test talking about the systems being tested and none look ready. what are those systems? >> well, i think this is going to be one of those, whether it's a constitutional crisis or not, we don't know. we haven't seen the whistleblower report or the transcript of the conversation between the president and the ukrainian president. but this is

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bears outweighing bulls. doesn't mean we can't correct and have have volatility but that puts a floor under how bad it gets. >> nice haircut. >> i did it for you. >> the way it's done, right. >> this felt like an american company here by will no longer -- and so in terms of what listing standards are let's be chlors there are a lot of chinese companies that aren't listing that can't make the standards. the good news folks the american listing standards are high including accounting standards and transparency and corporate governance i think that's the standard and that will win out. but we're talking about jeff is talking about emerging markets which i would put closer to 40, 45% china. and where you can see from the april highs, the downtrend which em is now four, five sessions well off trying to breakthrough. it's a downtrend and can't break through. with the dollar going higher i have trouble seeing this breakout alibaba is a name i'm long and done nothing a year and a half essentially sideways if you look

and pit bull people said of course the story would be biased towards pit bulls because i have a pit bull. i don't have a pit bull. and they showed a picture of me with a pit bull. >> i like dogs, but i don't care this much. being careful and training your eyes. it's increasingly scary and people are good with climate people are good with photo shop. and even with climate change, and there's a shark swimming through the neighborhood, sort of, and like anywhere in the world it's going viral and these things move really, really fast. fear is a big motivator as fax fake news. >> and how do you think that it's threatening the overall institution of journalism? do you think that people are trusting you less? you know? >> i think if anything a good amount of people are leaning more towards the sources that they really trust and i think it's also forcing us contributors and journalists to show our work. i think it used to be more authoritative, like i say this, i did the work, i'm telling you that the finished product. i think increasingly more so, the story about medical bills, and they literal

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 put it in context s call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. what if the center holds what if the republic is in better shape than we think and our leaders in washington can find a way to compromise and maybe actually get something done ♪ hallelujah >> i got to tell you that's how i felt when i interviewed nancy pelosi, leader of the democrat party about how she looks at things for now you should know she's hoping for constructive dialogue between democrats, republicans, including the president which is something i pretty much had written off as impossible. [ buzzer ] >> now before i go into what i heard remember that despite today's sedate action, dow inching up 34 point, s&p advancing 2.6, nasdaq gaining 0.40% we are on the cusp of an incredibly

. -- and bull. >>> the season premiere is going to be amazing.calvin is here and let's just say things happen. >> it's my neighborhood. in monday nights is one of the great nights of television. now they have another show partner with us with another great comedian. i'm a very excited about that. i think it gives the entire night a boost. >> i am a huge fan of med max and cedric the entertainer. >> so these are two families from different worlds that are meeting unexpectedly. and hopefully fall of each other. >>> all rise is in the middle of bob heart of the shoulder and another show like bull and it's the perfect timeslot. it's illegal show and it has a lot of drama but it's not the same way we've seen dramas on cbs on television in general. and it's funny. >> we have it going straight in. see you have a fascination with things legal. this is your night. >> for cbs to put us on monday nights we welcome it. keep us your for years. >> at least 10 years. >> don't miss the new kickoff featuring the neighborhood followed by bob heart of the shoulder,

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that includes anything from the cattle to the bucking horses to the bull.have 64 horses we brought. we lease 15 horses out of canada. we have 100 head of animals for andsteer wrestling roping. >> the animals that are involved in the rodeo, that is what they are born to do. these are not animals that are trained to do that, it is what they are born to do. if you think about it, they spend most of the lives in a pasture, eating hay. they actually work eight seconds a day, 20 times a year. very truthfully, the prca and us, we put animal welfare first and foremost. we really believe in the welfare of the animals and we take the best care of them that we can. >> these guys are bred to be animal athletes. it is not like a dairy cow, a beef animal. they are bred totally different. they are bred to be an athlete, no different from horses. their nutrition is totally different. their care is totally different. i would tell people if you go on a really good bucking bull, it is like winning the bovine lottery. from acupuncture to electric post therapy, whatever they ne

given aond bulls were tough wake-up call on thursday.n enormous surge in yields along the treasury curve shows that bond trading is still a two-way street. kathleen hays has been sifting through the wreckage. this was one of the biggest bond routes in years. kathleen: it certainly was. depending on which part of the curve you are looking at, but definitely, i think no matter what part of the curve you were trading, you got hit hard if you were not expecting this to happen. it started the day with maybe there would be trade talks in october, that got the selloff started, but the strong services report from the institute for supply management -- look at that -- it jumped back up at 56.4 in august. look how that downtrend -- oh, my goodness. services weakening, too. suddenly, you get a different picture even though earlier in the week, the i.s. and manufacturing index and older index may be the -- maybe the more important one, fell below 50, but today it was all about the services. two-day note our yield chart. this was really something to

and could get back home the red bull challenge. to use this as it. could. pull off a shock. student. what shall care finally school that 1st goal of the season against after the 1st we had to munich clare all eyes were on new man a leap a kick cheney and his deputy meant very is golden boy thomas miller i mean at the bench into the fire and the fury on match day 3. remember this guy that's right it's almost mila c.m. 25 to his fans. world cup winner and a mainstay at byron for over 10 years almost 500 appearances for the serial bundesliga champions a living legend but things aren't so rosy fane these days philippe has been signed and d.c. 10 as he could soon be known plays in miller's position and france seem pretty excited. against might scratching your started leaving miller on autograph duty once a guaranteed starter the 1st name on the team sheet times have changed. but maybe by and were wrong to replace him they got off to a nightmare start. on march by benjamin power easily put underdogs minds ahead. but perform made amends soon after a stunning volley true but in leve

pit bulls they react well seasoned he beats on the light switch twice as coach of red bull sorts but in the europa league. but the best laid plans mean nothing like 6 team over then a is in this time before barely into the 2nd half and the visitors were already 21 can then a semantic yourself as a top put this league a steward. yeah he's a goal scoring type you have to play with him now for almost 3 and a half years so it's easy going away wants to balls and he's a fantastic but i'm happy with us. eternal school line doesn't just make the holes and the face full wondered what was missing was a decent jefferts but somehow close enough marco causa has never lost a whole match as head coach but there's a 1st for everything. there are games that are very intense with a few key moments. and we didn't take our 1st 2 or 3 chances early on. we stayed with it lots and built up some real pressure towards the end. which resulted in a late goal from braille. we feel like that that might sound that something in the late equaliser could be just the kind of key moment that shapes the season. and 2

with president clinton, we had a bull market ended continued. we have a bull market.is a bull market that is often affected by headline so i think that will continue. for me, the biggest issue is whether or not we get a trade agreement and what happens with the fed. the fed would like to sustain growth in the bull market and we would like to enter looking forward to some kind of optimism around the china trade deal. maybe this pushes the president to get that done more quickly. for me, this inquiry of impeachment is something that will add volatility to the market in the short term but not long-term in the markets. paul: there is no shortage of uncertainty around. we take a look at this chart, we can see investors have been piling money into gld. i know you see gold as a short-term trade. how short? do you have a sense of optimism through all of this? sylvia: i think investors are nervous. i mentioned it before. i think globally on a macro level, investors are starting to de-risk their portfolios. they are starting to add some value overgrowth. in the short-term, i do

him and say yeah buddy you're a pit bull he would get mauled however i do understand he was neutered at the age one month you know so he's he he loves his lambchop and he loves his masculine you know tug of war toys so i mean i understand from his perspective too however while i applaud mattel trying new things and trying to bring new ideas and toys at the forefront i mean i remember doing my little brother's hair in the banana clips and stuff if you remember from the late eighty's or those that are like what it was it was a still stuff sure a little boy you know and you're like baseball and you like that so i mean but it was never pushed on him it was never pushed but that's the one thing where i feel like there is a disconnect between people who are concerned that certain gender choices are being forced on somebody that certain things or that their kids aren't having a chance to fit. or out who they are before it's sort of decided for them but is that really about i mean we're talking about 6 year olds and a doll or a 10 year olds or 12 year olds and as much as you know i understan

>> just to be clear, we have been riding this bull for all it's worth the last couple of years. we're not necessarily plowing new moneys into the market but there are always opportunities in the market and this latest rotation represents another one. but as the economy and earnings continue to dwindle lower, there's going to be opportunities both here and importantly overseas you > sound like a bearish bull. >> how about a baby bull. >> but what is the landscape you're expecting we've got stronger inflation data this morning. at the same time that fed rate cuts have arguably fueled some of the rebound so what factors lead you into your sort of bias for the market >> nominal economic growth i mean we'll have economic growth on the order of maybe 1.5%, 2% next year it's judging by the consensus view overseas maybe a little weaker but possibly bottomed out over there so some opportunities there, so we could muddle through this and, again, there's always going to be opportunities in the stock market here or domestically if you're in the right sector and on the right side of the grow

. >> for a long time the bulls argued that you want to see higher asps. want to see higher prices for everything now the bulls are starting to say actually this aggressive pricing on the downside is also good which is it? >> yeah, that bull case just keeps rotating around, doesn't it but the pricing on the iphone, the base iphone is attractive. i think the fact that they have added that dual camera really makes that device the focal point for consumers looking for work so that's an sinteresting device i would expect unit share to shift over to that aggressively. that's going to drag asps down and that isn't particularly good for the revenue line. >> if you like profits and you like volumes of options, this was an interesting presentation. as we've talked about, when it comes to services, they did price things at $4.99. apple tv plus will have nine shows at launch. arcade will have 100 games, but games that people haven't played before because they're exclusive to arcade. so if you're looking at that and looking at tariff questions about what happens over

. >>> a pit bull puppy stolen from a san francisco dog rescue has been found. this is the story that's been unfolding the last several days a total of three puppy two huskies and the pit bull you see there. stolen thursday. the huskies were found in hayward and represident united with kbaes of the rescue. we showed that reunion live at 11:00. great of course. today the pit bull was found in a yard in oakland. two spikts have beenke dorian k strengthening. you are seeing a bird's-eye vie. it's a category 4 storme dger r. perts predict that the eyef the storm will narrowly miss the florida pan handle. tonight the bahamas brace for a direct hit with the prime minister warning that time is running out. nbc's jamie guirola has the latest for us. >> well, it's been a beautiful day here in pfrp know beach. the weather starting to shift a little bit. the winds heavier and the rip current stronger. this is because hurricane dorian is hundreds of miles off the coast. basically, taunting the coast and the eastern sea board right now. a lot of folks are preparing for a hur

champs by unpaid table top in the united states a visit munich claimed to do it full with the raging bulls show their homes with don't mean to be a better film gets me the case and then they negates to me it came to. the football stuff later. those clubs are the ones that champions league campaigns this week could leave accusing be a warm up but don't mince clash with barcelona some clubs behaving to stave off the efforts to fix all of it last year is yet to taste the features nouveau spoke judge with ghosts but still be up top in the table after visiting desoto the break up. coax. would unions ground remain a number 3 full trysts. don't mind already going to taste of dad's last match day old asshole ok ok come. therese you dortmund want to be champions but the title 100 team lost 31 last match day to union berlin to mislead a rookie on saturday they were on the lookout for a better result. before they face barcelona in the champions league on tuesday they 1st had to take on a different champions league participant later position for the table they're still undefeated so far this season li

things may not go the bulls way on wednesday wondering which companies are controlled by the trade talks with china i'm going to play hostage, nonhostage, and didn't leave investors on the first day of

it's not the first time the bull has been vandalized.say paint was dumped on the bull in 2008 and 2017. >> new at 11:00, the president dropped a bombshell of an announcement on twitter tonight saying secret talks with leaders of the taliban have been called off. all of that was a surprise. president wrote that, unbeknownst to almost everyone, the major taliban leader were going to secretly meet with him for peace talks at camp david tomorrow, three days before the anniversary of 9/11. the president said he called off those talks after the taliban claimed responsibility for an attack in kabul that killed 12 people, including an american soldier. inviting taliban leader to u.s. soil would be an unprecedented move. the war in afghanistan is the longest war in american history. 14,000 troops rain in that country. >>> a new political storm over president trump's warning that alabama would most likely be hit by hurricane dorian. >> yeah, after a government agency took the president's side, critics say politics and science should not mix. nbc's

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and so if -- if your property were truly protected that way, like bulls and cars and burglars, if it were protected, that would put a brake, if you will, a historical and maybe -- an organic break, if you will, on gmo development and expansion, maybe we'd have them maybe we wouldn't but at least we would be protected from -- from them invading my space from that just hitting my nose. >> who is this book written for? >> yeah, that book is written for all of the -- all the people who have ever dreamed of having a pleasant life in the country of being a farmer, but they've been told by family, friends, business associates, coworkers, you're crazy, you can't make any -- there ain't no money in farming, bad life, blah, blah, blah, it's ultimately a book about how do we take our current situation, our context in modern times and how do we actually go from scratch and build a profitable enjoyable farm that's satisfying, economically satisfying and environmentally satisfying within the context of today. >> here is the book, it's called your successful farm business, joel is the author. >> th

we decided to go all gold bull, not a bull/bear debate, so i get to play the bear even though i think it's an interesting trade certainly right now. but frank, i will begin with you. just about haevery scenario in history, when central banks were in easing, that was an immediate flip-on switch for gold investing. one goes down and then we see gold move up. is that what we are seeing right now, where central banks are easing so gold is the trade to have right now? >> absolutely. i think it's important to recognize what they call pmi, purchasing manufacturers index. it's been falling globally for the past 15 months. now there's great concern of recessions in europe in particular and so that's riding zero interest rates. in denmark they pay you to take out a mortgage. any time you get this sort of run-up, each month we are seeing more and more governments offering you a negative real rate of return on your money, and that automatically makes gold much more attractive. i don't think it's ended yet. liz: ima, what do you think has been the driver beyond something like the central banks? >>

forsberg tit the onus driving the bull will be all neuer with the funnel kick of the 1st talk of one or the break a confidence bush the like see no it ema kili came close with this effort just off the break before a ferocious long range effort from sub it's a had memel noir scrambling boy i'm well on the ropes it was an until he hour mark that they found their feet again kingsley commands attempts just millimeters away from a storing bynes lead suddenly and ends to end a fair broke out as both sides went for a winner of noir to the risky one small for bion peace ago last she wasn't to be outdone down the other end pulling off a sublime save in the dying moments the keep his side level so close yet so far no one won the final school the been and another crack in saturday's other headline match dortmund hosted live acoustic on match day 3 loose in father's side had that title credentials called into question after they were badly beaten by newly promoted side on your own barely a performance reminiscent of last season's title race collapse with doubters quick to write them off one smal

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but between now and the end of the so-called bull market, we could have some fireworks on the upside i think part of the reason for that, you know steve hit the nail on the head is that we ask yoursethe questis there going to be a recession. there are other numbers that say no the real key is the services sector is the manufacturing sector of the economy which may be in a recession going to drag down the services sector and the answer to that question with those numbers we saw this morning as well as employment numbers, but the most importantly, that nonmanufacturing pmi is no not being crdragged down and that's 90% of the economy. so it looks as though the case for a recession got weaker the case, the need for many rate cuts by the federal reserve certainly got less >> but hugh, you're still i'm going to turn to sadeep here in a second, but you're still expecting a recession come 2020 and the main thing as i read it that you are concerned about is the so-called inversion of the yield curve. how worried are you about a, the inversion of the yield curve and whether or whether or not i

can the bulls pull it off? yes, in this final hour of trade, markets are trying to pick up a win for the week, fighting through what some see as a disappointing jobs report and revelations that not one, but two of tech's biggest names now have bull's eyes on their backs. those would be google and facebook. now at this hour, the targets of dozens of state ags from both red and blue states, as the legal arrows fly, we are about to tell you what the social network and search engine kings are accused of doing and what weapons they are using to fight back at this hour. >>> fed chairman jerome powell finally addressing the verbal fire bombs constantly lobbed his way by president trump, including a pretty vicious one this morning. what's the fed chairman saying about that, and the hints he gave about where rates go next. by the way, this is his last speech before the entire fed voting committee goes silent ahead of the next fed meeting, now less than two weeks away. >>> the great rate debate, plus multiple global cris

bulls predict there's another one on the rise.ay be the best time to get in. >> reporter: are we going to look back at this time and think, that was the time when cannabis really took off where it was really publicly accepted where the money could be made. >> absolutely. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, for sure. >> when we opened our first store one of our investors was learning jujitsu so that he could better handle himself in the event that he did go to prison. >> steve white, ceo of harvest health and recreation, one of the largest cannabis companies in the u.s. >> what's changed? i mean, what is it about right now? >> historically for the average investor cannabis was way too risky. in a couple of years your question is whether or not everybody's going to be on board. so right now you're in that sweet spot where you can have -- where you can make tremendous returns if you invest in cannabis. >> we're at an inflection point, the golden era of cannabis investing? >> yes, i will say this is the golden era i will say that. >> danny moses, leg

market and that bull market continued. so that's what we speck. we expect a repricing but the bull market to continue. listen, this market has been very, very resilient somewhat paranoid andish as of late but what have you thrown at it, interest rates potentially going to 1%. thrown in a bombing in saudi arabia pch you have thrown in the recession word time and time again and now you have impeachment. we should expect a bit of repricing with you we think that equities president even eventually go higher but because the fundamentals are still good. >> what makes the repricing deeper >> what makes it deep ner the short term if trade and tariffs fall off the rails always the issue is sentiment, what does sentiment do if we see bonds make it down to 1% you could see unraveling. those are things i would look at >> i think you are sort of dancing around u.s. china relations does in speed up a deal or thwart any notion of a deal >> well the impeachment proceedings it's fresh we're trying to figure out what's going on. why did the

we shall have no more bull run affairs. success.s see it as a that's exactly what you should look at it as. there's about 15 union casualties. that's a handful, single digits, of confederate casualties. in the great scheme of things, not a big deal, but it was a trial run for what becomes dranesville, because in stuart's mind, he took an outnumbered force to beat a union forage and party. that is exactly what happens in december 1861 with different consequences. as we move forward in time, the union army in late september 1861 goes back to lawrenceville. they established the william smith division. the second division, they come down from langley. that is of course where the cia and quarters is today. left of the camp? nothing. it's under asphalt. there are two divisions and it -- beejeebusipras out of union high command. they fall back to centreville. accomplished step one. give washington, d.c. leaving room. with that comes the ability for more union urging parties to go to outlying areas, gather more intelligence, get mo

i'll tell you netflix 242 the low back on december 17 clintonless seems to have the bull's-eye for that but you get the trading opportunity against that the stocks are in trouble but i do think they're not going away. >> so much of this market has been positioning when you look at the old names, the at&ts, comcasts, these are the names have performed and this is another arrow in the quiver if you will allow that analogy. >> sure. >> i think those are the names you want to buy. >> not sure she did. >> well if you look at the roku, roku, netflix, disney, everyone knows about vaemg there. it's a surprise with comcast and at&t >> maybe i mean, i think if you look at this -- what's going on, right where is the valet crewing it's accruing tothe content producers. so when you look at kind of that cast of characters out there, who has not only do they produce content now has the distribution and has other ways to monetize that content it's disney every day and twice on sunday. look how the charts trade against 130 not a bad place to get in apple you can write them off they have to spend a lot m

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there's always a bull market somewhere.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 teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. you know what's driving me nuts about this market, too many disparate metrics to keep track of too many weird goalposts to watch. th

salzburg another red bull links club they beat $62.00 an incredible win for them and they play liverpool next so that's going to be a tricky match for your group side and looking forward to tonight's match by action and who do they play you know they take off their campaign tonight against a red star belgrade now on paper this is probably the easiest match for them but they've not had a very good start to the bonus league season and as we see they do have an injury concern in defense as well. by ends tonight for their champions league opener has been far from smooth a 11 draw with quintus legal rivals bobby leipsic at the weekend also saw defender david allen injured that means veteran jerome botching is back in the lineup captain manuel neuer remains confident. jerome has always given his best he's played well and has a lot of experience i've been applying with him since 2011 and i'm obviously glad to have had him on my side all these years. and feel very safe with him in defense . another challenge for buy in is where to play philippe coutinho the brazilian playmaker has had a stutteri

tim and karen harrison were on the trip to the rocky mountains when they recorded this bull elk.t the elk tried to gore a woman. a workman drove his work truck between the woman and the animal. the elk rammed the pickup truck. it's breeding season for elk making bull elk aggressive. >>> we have roosevelt and they will do the same thing. they are big. >>> the fog and low clouds are inland now. you can see on the satellite map, all the fog and low clouds pushing inland. all the way to holster. current mperatures are in fairf 66 in livermore. breezy, not as windy as earlier. 26 miles an hour wind gusts. 23 miles an hour south wind at shows. less wind later tonight, it picks up tomorrow, we're on for another cool day. temperatures mild, end up with cloud cover in the morning, maybe drizzle. forecast highs 60s and 70s. the story is high pressure heated us up. got the heat advisories and that went away. today we dropped 20 to 30 degrees, we drop more and a chance of sprinkles. this is tomorrow morning, that shouldn't be much of a problem. that's on morning commute. then it breaks off.

this is "bulls & bears." i'm david asman. joining me on the panel today, jonathan hoenig, liz peek, gary kaltbaum, and michael star hopkins. the president tweeting out the following. quote, because we have done so well with energy over the last few years, thank you, mr. president, we are a net energy exporter and now the number one energy producer in the world. we don't need middle eastern oil and gas and in fact, have very few tankers there but will help our allies, end quote. so has the rebuilding of our fossil fuel industry made mideast crises like these easier to handle? what do you think? >> i mean, opec used to call the shots in middle eastern terror, middle eastern disruption used to have a major disruption, even back in the 1980s, in our own economy. certainly in the 1970s, especially when the environmentalists, the epa started. thankfully because of the fossil fuel industry, the innovation, fracking, all the deregulation that's come across, terrible events like this will have ultimately a de minimis impact on the ene

there is 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 trying to make you money. my job is to entertain, teach and put it in context. so-call me at 1800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. can i get please, can i get one of these today the labor department released not so hot employment numbers and while that's not exactly what we wanted, it's what we need that's why stocks were able to rally on that news, the dow gaining 69 points higher most of the day and s&p climbing .09% and the nasdaq is tech heavy and does well when the economy is really slow dips 1.7%. why the heck are rerootiwe rootr weak data? it's about the macro i've never been a fan. it's a big picture when interest rates are much higher than the rest of the world and the world is reluctant to cut them. the macro matters and matters a lot. that's why this disappointing payroll report is so important it gives jay powell more leeway to cut interest rates if he