and painkillers and there are side effects here's your host dr coston laid out. hello and welcome to in good shape paying it's not a bad thing in and of itself because it wants you with it something wrong is going on inside your body but there's a problem when the pain gets chronic like an austere freitas or in migraines and then you have to see a pain doctor like doctor. here at the francisco's hospital in berlin and he's the head of the pain clinic. what's patients with severe chronic pain really need is a companion a professional companion who is helping them to fight the pain and to have a goal for the future. well i think we all have some pain medication at home and this is a case because if you've got a serious to say or a headache it's ok to take a pill but beware this can be dana. some patients have serious side effects it's really harming the body. because i know it's 4 years ago she became a patient in her own clinic but chronic pain has become unbearable. madson have been i often feel pain in my back at work i forget my job requires me to lift heavy pa

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hours away from a scheduled announcement by the european central bank and now i'm joined by economist coston gestes the chief economist of come out and joins us from frankfurt trust an e.c.v. rates are minus 0.5 do you think that will go down further. there is the chair that is it is i n g by the way not commercial but detail this is of the piece in the e.c.b. i think they're they're run out of ammunition but they know that they have to react to also take all the trouble of financial markets a rate cut by 10 basis points yes probably also stepping up q.e. but everything doing even though they know it will hardly have any impact on the real economy the only thing is that what has changed over the last week is last week the question is why should they act now the question is why shouldn't they act . if they act is there any limit to what they can do. in theory there is no limits to what they can do the question is we also what we've seen over the last year already that there are also negative effects adverse effects to what they have done cutting interest rates further will put more pressure o

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david coston of goldman sachs again.stimate for the third time in a month, he is also cutting estimates for s&p earnings, forecasting a 33% drop to $110. he is also anticipating a v-shaped recovery in 2021, earnings soaring 55%. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thanks so much. for more on the markets, joining me now is greg boutle, bnp paribas equity and derivatives strategist. what are the signs for you that we are near some kind of bottom? i'm not sure that we are there yet. what we need is some sort of come brands of agreement on fiscal measures going forward from the government. us thing that would give more of a bottom is more guidance coming through from corporates and to get more confidence in the outlook for the labor market. alix: in terms of corporate's, we have been seeing a lot of drawing on the credit facility, slashing the dividends or buybacks to store up cash. where does that fit in your analysis of a market bottom? greg: clearly, that is something pointing to us still being in the earlier sta

david coston talked to us earlier and said despite that forecast, things could turn around later this year. >> if it takes some negative assumptions, we have energy prices down. we have, which is obviously affecting energy earnings. we have lower bond yields across the yield curve. that's, you know, a pressure on the day. we have lower earnings in the bank sector. you have negative, you know, consumer is also pulling back. those are the drivers of why we have overall properties coming down and so the question is, how will it be distributed across the course of the year and our estimation is the second and third quarter. later in the year, as the market is looking forward, investors look forward until 2021 a positive earnings growth in the next year. >> let's bring in liz young. good to see you. david's point is that big mid year slump but end the year at 3200, as you've drawn assumption this ends within a couple of quarters and you make it up in q 4. >> let's start with the definition of ending a bull market right. we can call this a 10 year bull market or we can look at the fact we h