i am carleton english in for jack arter. the price of the pump is heading down, energy analyst tom klausa. analyst expect more volatility. new investment ideas to get you through the rest of the year but we begin with three things investors should be thinking about right now. markets rally this week even though the jobs report is inflation fear. how the fed could react at this meeting. keeping advanced semiconductors out of the handle china and russia, what this will mean for american chipmakers. apple will unveil new iphone it next week's conference, will this movie start? on "barron's roundtable," ben levinsohn, al root and nick djaczinsky. ben: the markets got crushed. what makes it worse is there are three days the market opened above previous day's close and couldn't hold on to those gains. nowhere was that more obvious than friday when we had a great opening, everyone was excited about the jobs report and the market was up one% and finished down around 2%. the dow is up 3% or so. carleton: let's look at the jobs report

carleton: it is interesting. littered throughout the article, the big theme from this panel, definitely would not want to call the end of the pandemic but the fact that covid was not top of mind for our panelists. what they are focusing on is what is possible and treatments for weight loss or cardiac illnesses, innovation in those spaces but one thing the pandemic taught us was difficulty in accessing healthcare or delivery of it whether it was getting supplies or having appointments. that is something a lot of these investors are excited to be exploring. jack: the incredible speed with which multiple firms developed covid vaccines, that same technology might help us solve other problems in the future. carleton: that is where a lot of excitement is coming from as one of our investors put it, you basically realize if you can use this messenger rna, vaccine on the spike protein that could have applications for several other diseases, the fact that the speed of that could happen, bringing drugs to market at a faster

carleton: there are a lot of dynamics going on. you might not find energy company that is pristine but are they on the right path to embracing renewables, curbing production? than you do have so many tensions in florida and texas that are pulling away from esd oriented funds claiming they are anti-capitalist, going against fair market practices. jack: they had been doing well because they are heavy in tech. it is a sinner's market, defense stocks, energy stocks, etc. . carleton: and a lot of people are tempted to go for ets, they have ways to ask for advice. we would say look at the sectors themselves individually, up 45% this year, one of the aerospace and defense etfs but when looking at the broader s&p down 15% i will take flat. jack: everyone is excited about the september event, not different from the 13. there was one cool aspect of it. jack: iphone 14 has the ability to have satellite connectivity so you can text when there is no cell phone coverage on a limited basis. verizon, similar plans to have satellite connectivity, t

carleton: 6% for the first time since 2008. what you are seeing is basically we expect housing prices are going to go down. larry summers said don't expect 2008 but you are going to have buyers, even though you are only talking a few basis points here or there and monthly payment that is several hundred dollars a month. the rent versus own argument, becomes more prominent because people are going to be priced out of buying a house and people looking to rent. rental prices will not go down anytime soon. jack: you are looking at a different area in the real estate market sending a signal that maybe office workers won't be returning so quickly. jack: i spent upwards of 85 hours a week in the office, sleeping back upstairs, this isn't about me, it is about the average worker. you look at office rate and dividend yields, the average dividend yield, 7.5%, double the average. it looks too high, it looks suspicious. look at prices relative to funds from operations, half the group's price, the discount before the pandemic was 12%. basic

put that question to jeff salcedo from the institute of european russian and erosion studies at carleton university in ottawa. well, the immediate reasons are a bit of a mystery. obviously, at the timing of the fact that rushers attention is turned away, we noticed they have not chosen to implicate themselves in the army asked by john conflict. and these are all countries part of the collector security treaty organization, the c s t o. so i think these countries feel a bit more free to engage in with local disputes. so they've been there has been a long term dispute. as you've mentioned, border dispute between to jay, hassan and kirk, it's down and i think the touching government has chosen this opportunity whenever one's attention was turned to try and gain a bit of a victory to conquer a small amount of kirby's territory. at least advanced for domestic political considerations to consolidate the regime. especially as m a. molly rock mom, the president there prepares most likely to transfer power to his son. why is it professor, that there are still real fees of a wide conflict when at

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carleton: eagles. jack: i will say bills beatbox. great productions, great ideas. to read more, check this week's addition of barron.com. that is all for us, see you next week on "barron's roundtable". >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. hess than two months until the midterm elections, and the unifier in chief is trying to rally the democrat base with more divisive rhetoric against the gop. one of the highest ranking senate republicans, john thune, responds today. plus, federal reserve chairman jay powell says he's going to keep raising interest rates until inflation is under control. ark invests cathie wood warning this is a big mistake. she'll tell us why, and we will get reaction from the former president of the federal reserve of kansas, thomas hoenig is here. then, 21 years after the september 11th attacks thousands of first responders and workers at ground zero a

bound to faith isolation has got more or less from paul good, who's professor of russian studies at carleton university in canada. well, welcome to d. w at the war hasn't been going particularly well for the russian president. one wonders if the purpose of today's event was to just give everybody a bit of a g up it was very clearly, i think, a speech for domestic consumption. and it was striking that he 1st frame, today's events in relation to 2014, of course, when russia and ex crimea. and the staged referendum in crimea, that sort of, you know, gave us some modicum of legitimacy or saw some modicum legitimacy for that annexation . and so that was pointedly reference today as an attempt to save c. we've effectively done this again. but what was further striking was that put in repeatedly referenced 1991 and the breakup of the soviet union and all of the perceived injustices flowing from that. in a sense, this was very much a nakedly imperialist speech that was designed for domestic consumption to help people understand why they were feeling all these consequences arising from russia's invas

carleton: great ideas, to read more check out this week's addition of barron.com and follow us on twitter, barron online, see you next week on "barron's roundtable". us again next week. >> welcome to the program that analyzes the week that eyes and helps position you for the week ahead, i'm jacky information president biden is stepping up attacks on former president trump and republicans in a dramatic it fiery red primetime speech and calling them a threat to american democracy and what happened to his promises of the unity and i am asking north dakota senator kevin kramer plus the argus job reports terms and 50000 jobs last month and through the cycle president john is here with whitney's the economy and with the federal reserve will do now and goldman sachs predicting the housing market downturn could be even worse next year and realtor .com, is daniel will tell us with the buyers and sellers can expect going into the fall but first, president biden slam for the dramatic print times beach like the u.s. marines and intense red lighting and builds a battle for the soul of the nation. bide

on the barron's roundtable, my colleagues been leveson carleton english and al route. so ben traders finally started buying again this past week, and oddly enough, this time, i think maybe us investors were taking their cues from europe and so the other way around, right? we ended a three week losing streak and pretty big way and i think it has much to do with what was happening overseas. he had europe. these raised interest rates by three quarters of a point. point starting to keep up with the fed a bit. and that actually had the effect of knocking down the dollar a little bit and the dollar really has been a problem because it you know, the higher the dollar goes, the more it eats into corporate profits for companies that sell stuff overseas, but you also had all this fear that's been gathering around europe that there would be some sort of calamity because of the situation with russian gas seems to have been pulled back a bit. there still worries, of course, but germany, for instance, is making a lot of progress on getting enough gas for the winter together. and so

he is a graduate of carleton college in minnesota. he first joined my office seven years ago handling my work on the commerce committee. he went on to work on the campaign side, came back and has been with the committee for the last couple of years and minority. he was here on january 6 in the capitol with. we are going to miss him tremendously, he is going on a tremendous job with small business administration. we are very proud of him and i ask colleagues to join me in thanking tommy for his service. [applause] senator blunt? >> thank you. the vote on the committee and the effort put together by this bipartisan group all indicate the reason this needs to go to the floor and it needs to get past this year. we will move into next year with this done and it will be a helpful addition to the process. thank you for your leadership. sen. klobuchar:, everyone. thank you everyone. the committee is adjourned. [inaudible conversations] >> c-span washington journal. every day we take your calls live on air on the news and impacts you. coming u