so this time around i actually think people are complacent and i look at that they call it the skew but the difference between longer dated up put option volatility and short dated and since that is actually flatten that's telling me there's real complacency so i think we should be watching and i think it's why when we see down days like this we will see an acceleration because no one's protected you don't get the short covering bounce you don't get the people who are more comfortable adding so i think we've actually set ourselves up for a potential five percent five to ten percent correction just because everyone got so complacent. aha so if this is the calm before the storm everybody's complacent everybody think everything's going to work out just fine what do you think would be the tipping point to create that storm and what do you think this fall out from that would be and i think i'm looking at two things that are kind of creating that tipping point one is once again looking at europe were they unveiled this all empty or the new market purchase plan that they had and yet spain

>> i still have a problem with the term complacency.is smart enough to know it's not supposed to fight the fed and the tape. if the tape and the fed start moving in different directions, we'll have a much bigger debate. >> thank you. as al,

it suggests complacency. it suggests that nobody believes apple can ever go down again. > > so a flat skew in a roaring stock like this, is that common in an equity play? > > no. it's remarkably uncommon. it is a danger sign. > > all right, so what are you building for some protection here on the bottom end and the top side? > > ok, here's my idea: apple is mighty. you don't get in the way of a freight train. it can easily go higher. i would not own apple without protective puts. technically speaking, these protective puts are relatively cheap. > > where would you set those numbers? > > between $670 to $640, depending on your comfort level. > > ok, that's on the low end. how about on the top side? > > on the top side- i'm not going to short apple. i'm not going to step in front of the freight train. > > but would you sell at $750? > > if i owned it previously. i wouldn't short it. but yes, i would absolutely be looking to take some profit at the $750 level, which we could easily see by the end of the year. >

him, to all the young people looking for work around the country that does sound like a rather complacent answer. and the reality is, and the reality is that because of his failure on long-term unemployment, borrowing the key test he set himself is up 25% in the first four months of this year. he is borrowing 9.3 billion pounds more in the first four months of this year than last year. that's 1.6 million pounds in the hour of prime ministers questions. now, when we gather today -- [shouting] and we gather, and we gather today, and we gather today, the government may miss the overriding economic test that he set himself which is that debt will be falling at a time of the next election. isn't the fact that he said and the very test he set himself the surest sign yet his plan is not working? >> first of all there's absolutely no complacency in this government over the issue of either use implement our long-term unemployment. that's why we're putting so much energy and effort into the apprenticeship program and we've seen 457,000 apprenticeships start in the last year which is a record 50. an

>> first of all, there's absolutely no complacency in this government over the issue of either youth employment or long-term unemployment. that is why we are putting so much energy and effort into thea, plentisship program and we've seen 450,000 apprenticeship starts over the is a recordich figure and something we want to build on in the years ahead with 1.5 billion pounds invested. he raises the issue of borrowing and this government has cut the deficit by a quarter. but i have to say to him, if he's concerned about borrowing, why does he have plans to put it up? there are many ways you can reduce borrowing. one way you can't reduce borrowing is to increase spending and increase borrowing which is what he tells us to do. >> ed miliband. >> the reality that this speaker can't get away from for 2 1/2 years is rising on his watch. that is the reality. borrowing is up. borrowing is up 25%, 9.3 billion pounds in the first four months of this year. and maybe when the prime minister gets up to replay he can tell us whether the reports this morning that the government is not going to meet i

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we're complacency in troy life of course we like to go to our mountains and lakes and what we really have to do is to whom reposition capitalism is to preserve capitalism but we have to get rid of the short term profit taking. i wish to recreate a link between the social the public and the capitalist short term like we are in germany people who fail should be allowed to fail and go bankrupt what's happened now in the west every time somebody gets in trouble they call up the government say bail me out safely save me but then they capture the pain nothing that the gem they did that to the banks they did that they didn't and did not even the banks if you consider the article we don't have our history preschool bankrupt or no one has remarried bankrupt like i say why in the united states the government bails out the banks for instance and it wasn't just the banks the banks are us coming out of the world apparently for a sham and keep going keep going tell you why i think. first you've got you have to provide for that wisconsin that's not socialism gender but you have to to promote alertn

. >> michelle obama in washington night for the not toe crowd complacent when it comes to getting out the vote. >> this is the sit in of our day. in your living room everyone you know, your friends and neighbors. >> president obama wasn't the first time since february. observers believe it could be a tossup. opponent believes in top down economics. -- vote. >> republican nominee mitt for cash at ating in san diego. >> it is an honor to be here and many have come to help. >> both were on the campaign trail. paul ryan was in florida -- ing admitted he cannot change washington. we need to change presidents. >> joe biden fired back. >> the policies they are proposing are going to take us we were.here >> romney has been criticized not holding any public a rallyately but he has in denver tomorrow. abc 7 news. >> let's get to the latest in to the anti-islam film outrage in the middle east. pakistani minister is whoring $100,000 to anyone kills the filmmaker. he made the offer on the same as this peaceful protest. he says it is a private offer not being made by the pakistani government. there

courage not complacency is our need today. leadership, not salesmanship. and the only valid test of leadership is the ability to lead and lead vigorously. entire nation -- a tired nation is a poor nation and the united states cannot afford to be either tired or tory. [applause] there may be those who wish to hear more, more promises to this group or that. more harsh rhetoric about the men in the kremlin -- about the men. but my promises are in the platform. that you have adopted. this will not be won by credit. we can have faith in the future only if we have faith in ourselves. the harsh facts of the matter are that we stand at this frontier at a turning point in history. we must prove all over again to a watching world as we stand on the most conspicuous stage whether this nation can -- a range of alternatives can compete with a single-minded advance of the communist system. can a nation organized at -- and government such as ours do it? that is the real question. have we the will, tammy carry through in an age where we will witness not only knew great to

he's sitting back, letting the events lay out and he shouldn't get too complacent.say where is the audacity of barack obama, is it a fair question? cessarily a fair question. i understand why people say it because when you won the first time, especially as the president did in 2008, the excitement, the energy, the fire, i mean it was a -igetiypf election. generations are not normally like that. when you have to go out there and defend ourselves and you're the subject of strong attacks. thing the problem is not that president obama's campaign is complacent. i don't think they are. and i don't think they take o ouldfor te not with less than six weeks to go. the problem with the campaign is the romney campaign. the romney campaign has the stink of death rightnow. i mean when you see polls in florida and ohio and you can argue about whether or n they're accurate or not. there are multiplenes coming ad t i really bad. when you see polls showing you're not connecting with the middle class, that's really bad. when you have basically, again, a little less than six weeks to

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the trouble with being complacent is it encourages you to do the opposite of what you should be doing. you're sitting there watching the gains roll in and you feel like selling stock would be the most insane thing in the world. what happens if the rally keeps going? doesn't matter. we sell into strength but we never sell all at once. timing isn't much of an issue. we are not market sellers, technicians. if the rally holds up you can sell more later and higher. the name of the game is preparation. there is no way to prepare for a rally other than by owning stocks. during a rally you can prepare for the bad days and the really bad days that will most likely be coming. the best time to adjust your portfolio is when stocks are ramping higher. you have to approach a rally with caution, not unbridled enthusiasm. when the dow is up a couple hundred in a day i don't think, wow, this market is great. what a time to buy. no, i calm myself down, bite the heads off the bear toys on the desk i think about what i'm going to need if the market goes south. i also consider what you can do for your por

my feeling is you are too complacent. am i being too critical? >> i think that was mainly directed at me. first of all, let me agree that the circumstances are much worse than they were in the 1980's and the concerns both of these guys have expressed about if we were to get to the point where the market paid attention to sustainability, that's a big deal none of us wants to deal with. second, there is no question we are headed in a political environment that is a very contentious and very partisan with both sides taking up positions that are hard to move. but i would point to the following signs for more optimism. first, it's clear from all of the reporting that the president's and it speaker john boehner came close to a significant deal last summer that included significant changes on entitlements on the part of the president and some revenues on the part of republicans. obviously, that deal did not come forward, but there's a basis that they work through the details closely enough to think of those options. second, i take as progress the fact t

one, you don't want to get complacent and two, you don't want to get too far behind.itt romney was in pennsylvania today. obviously, the poll of polls that we have here show him behind ten points. i know he had a fund-raiser in that state. is he really trying to win pennsylvania? >> sure, when you're in a presidential race, you're trying to win everywhere you go. if you look at these polls overall, i think there's a little hype going on with the obama numbers. if you look at the ras musen numbers, if you look at battleground states, he shows the race tied and if you look at a lot of these polls coming out across the country, romney and obama are tied with independents. that's a key indicator for your viewer to keep watching. if romney's tied with independents, then it's a question of the turnout model. every number i see shows republicans very enthusiastic. that shows this race continues to be tight and winnable for governor romney. >> jen, do you think this race is winnable for mitt romney? >> we're going to run in every state like we're five points down and we've al

they are terrified of complacence. they know that anything can happen on a dime.teers, do not get complacent, it is not over. >> one of the things th we de incredible effort to restore the position of vice president to wing man in chief. >> literally. >> quayle was not, bush had a difficult time with it. this is a guy, look at convention speech,ook at that, he is ke,phph and potsie to richie. he's gone out of his way to make sure we know what the job is. >> he's like goose in "top gun" standing on the steps of air force 2 in aviator glass saying "let's d this g. biden's gaffe gate, he's not lost an hour of time. >> they are embracing the image. >> yes. >> you go with what you got. and people find him endearing and charming. it's a great story in the "new york" magazine a couple of weeks ago by johneilennf y , om away thinking the guy is who he is he's going to say some things you might not look but he's real, people relate to it. what a rehabilitation if he had to do, if he had to do anything, he's done. >> his speech had the hhest highest number of viewers. >> in

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we should not be complacent about this possibility.colleague has emphasized this, and i would encourage my colleagues to not get complacent on this dimension. >> so former national economic council director larry lindsay was on today. he had a bit to say about the fed. i'd like you to listen to this and get your reaction. >> it's always been the bond market that created the crisis and said you're going to change your ways. >> but $85 billion a month fed purchas purchases. they're buying the entire deficit. >> do you think he's right? >> it's an important thing. you don't want to get into what we call the fiscal dominant regime where the fiscal authority or the congress and the president, they're borrowing a lot of money and the fed's role is to keep the interest rates low. that will end in tears. that is a bad policy. i'm fairly certain that none of my colleagues on the fomc are interested in going that direction. we're going to pursue monetary policy that is the right one for the nation, but it's not one that's trying to enable irresp

euphoria is fine as long as it doesn't lead to complacency, the enemy of every investor on the down side and the upside. on a big up day you can be thrilled. don't forget you have a terrific opportunity to sell a lot of stocks at great prices that perhaps they don't deserve. that's what short-term rallies are for. we can be swept away by the positive. i know because i have been there myself. not just because of the olympic-related spice girls. when the market is up and everyone is optimistic the last thing people want to do is sell. when everything seems wonderful how could uh you want to sell stock? it's one of many situations where your emotions get in the way of making the right decision. exuberance is enough to forget the most basic maksim in investing. buy low, sell high. it doesn't say buy low and hold. it's sell high. you end up watching stocks go higher without a care in the world but nobody ever made a dime being carefree. the trouble with being complacent is it encourages you to do the opposite of what uh you should be doing. you're sitting there watching the gains roll in and

november, delegates and party official, like san francisco mayor ed lee say, there is no room for complacency. >> we have a lot to worry about. this is such a critical election and if we don't get president obama reelected, we're in for some really hot water. there is so much of our economy tied with what the does and doesn't do. >> belva: voter i.d. laws passed in republican swing states are of concern to congress member barbara lee. >> these laws, unfortunately, on the books in 36 states. we can't get them off the books. thank goodness they are in court. the courts are overturning some of these. we are working to make sure people know what they have to do and get people to the polls. we need to get people out. >> belva: another base that could help the favor of barack obama is the youth vote says jennifer yongley. >> i'm here at the dnc. 52% are from california and they are really excited about that. we are excited to knock on the doors and vote for obama and proposition 30. if not, tuition will go up more. >> belva: earlier in the week, delegates joined local charlotte residents to help ki

five of their last six games, but despite the success, the nats are making sure they don't get complacent. >> try to do more than you need to and try to play your same game that you have been playing your whole life. when you try to add the pressure, that's when things start spiraling down and don't do as well. >> we are better than any two- one team. starts today. >> today, here's a look at the matchup. edwin jackson on the mound for the nats. looking to bring his personal win/loss record back. getting start for chicago. highlights for you at 11. all right, this saturday we also got our first look at this season's maryland terrapins. a team trying to improve on last year's two-win season. it's going to be a tough test for them. half of their roster transferred from the program and they have a freshman quarterback under center. what we saw was a very rough day on saturday. didn't leave too many terps fans optimistic. maryland won 7-6 and if it wasn't for the defense, this game could have been a much different outcome. freshman, qb, threw two first half interceptions, but the defense baile

plus i never want to seem complacent let alone be complacent. stocks are dangerous assets. and they get more dangerous, not less dangerous as they go higher, if the fundamentals don't keep pace with the share prices. we've got lots of issues that could go the wrong way and they might produce pretty big declines. what i think has changed in the last few months is that these problems won't produce a reckoning, meaning a wholesale rollback to prices, meaning everyone who missed out on the incredible rally seeming smart and smarmy and self-satisfied. more important, what i think has really changed in the last few months is that we no longer have this unknown bogeyman hiding in our closet without a night light to make us less afraid. we're no longer confronting some insurmountable series of issues that make it so we have to consider that every day we come into work could be our day of reckoning. hey, look, that was the case just a few short months ago. used to get up at 3:30 or quarter of 4:00, and i wasn't looking at my fantasy league. i was looking at europe. what has changed?

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have african-americans become too complacent? is it time to resurrect the movement?, we will not stop. we will not forget. >> we brought together a panel of leaders. the president and ceo of the national urban league. dr. jamal bryant, pastor of the empowerment temple in baltimore, and dr. eric dyson, sociology professor. we asked the question -- are we in the midst of a moment or a movement? >> i hope it's a movement, i hope it will ignite a greater degree, whether it's voter i.d., whether it's racial profiling and sometimes unfair police tactics. all the way across the board. we are up against a right wing resurgence in this nation. we have got to recognize that there's an element there that wants to repeal the 20th century, turn the nation back to the 1890s and i think we have a duty and a responsibility to educate and inspire and motivate people to push back and resist this yesterday vision of america and i think we have to replace it with a future vision. >> do we have the strength, dr. dyson, though to turn into a full fledged movement? we have seen troy davis,