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most ctas made good gains.really interesting, we certainly lost money from our long position in the equity markets. i have been telling your viewers for some time about the uptrend but we trade three other assets classes. fixed income we've gotten short and have been able to make money on that move as well as being short commodities like the metals and long the dollar. some real good profits for the managed futures industry here. >> i'm wondering where you think, you know, rates are going to go from here and what the ultimate impact is going to be on the stock market. i know you look at the charts. i know you look at the technicals. we're looking at s&p 100 day which is 1577. we're a little above that. talk to us about that more broadly. >> well, i mean, if you look at that six-month trend channel that we've looked at many times, our models have been following that for the last six to nine months and it's been a great trade for many people in the industry, but we've been looking at that 50-day moving average an

projects bringing a big box retailer and putting never seem analysis done for this reason i'm urging the cta not to [inaudible]. >> i wasn't sure if that was the first bell or not. it was the 30 second one. there's two bells before the end of your public comment. next speaker please. >> morning, my name is michael. i live one block from misoniy. i've lived there for 5 years and i /urblg you to accept the committee's recommendation for full funding for the street project without conditions. a couple of comments about the support that's been generated for this. the swelling of support came as we were preparing to present the project with the city. of course seeing the mta engineer and then to the mta full board. leading up to that, the sfmta had distributed 1400 postcards to everyone living on the street and one block on either side informing them of community meetings. fliers were distributed door to door. i can vouch for that, i did it. mta also surveyed people who lived one block away, and found overwhelming support. 86 percent said they support this particular proposal that's before you no

think we have the same situation here where i understand that there are those who work for planning and cta and mta and dpw who feel like, wait a second now, we don't want the is ups interfering with what we're doing. but the reality is, as you both have pointed out, it's not moving forward. and, so, i think we need to turn to the elected officials to move this process forward and break the logjam. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> hello, mr. chair, and mr. president. christopher dolan. i'm the owner of the dolan law firm on market street. i have a unique perspective to offer because i was an early investor on market street. my building is between polk and van ness which was a garbage pit when i bought the building 10 years ago. we know what's happening with twitter and construction. but i want to tell you what i've seen over the past 9, 10 years. i've seen that block come alive. and a big part of that vitality is the bicyclists who pass by every day. i want you to think of other things that bicycle traffic does in that area. it reduces crime because there's a human presence outsid

>> cta said been suffering. liz: define that. >> commodity trading.ow, you mentioned bridgewater, some of the positions, but a lot of the equity managers to been doing well. this is the opportunity to shine. over the last couple of years, as i just mentioned, they have not been doing well. mortgage funds focus on mortgages that have been doing well. a lot of even driven funds have been doing well. liz: give us some insights to because you do with a lot of these has funds as clients. were they looking to reduce exposure? >> so, our clients are the institutions command they're paying us to tell them which hedge funds to go into. we are conducting the diligence, and they want to get access to our clients. liz: what are you saying to stay away from? >> i would say that we build from day one a diversified hedge fund portfolio. long-term investors. so we're not trying to say, you know what dodgers because certain funds to mortgage funds have been doing well the last couple of quarters, who is to say they will for the rest of the year or the next year. we re

a new cta survey found two thirmds of respond descend -- thirds of respondents said if they were in charge of the whole deal, they wouldn't let the merger happen. the big concern fares will go up and choices will dwindle in the wake of a deal. united airlines is giving passengers the chance to prepay for your checked bags or extra leg room. subscriptions start at $349. travelers can pay $499 for a year of economy plus seats. it gives you a little extra leg room. united is the first carrier to offer subscriptions for these services. >>> sales of apple's i4 phone are being banned. imparts are being banned for the older models since they violate a patent held by samsung. because the phone is assembled in china, the import would stop apple from being able to sell phones in u.s. apple can appeal. samsung and apple of course have been battling it out in court over their individual phones to see who actually owns the patents on this stuff. >> not nice. it's just going to continue for a while because there's big money at stake. >> absolutely. what's interesting too, is apple is the one who started