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i was just reading david costen's goldman sachs research from friday making recommendations for the weekthey talked about how the mentality in the markets, especially looking back at march, was indiscriminate spending. some thought the momentum downwards got to be too strong and wanted to go in the opposite direction and the russell that bill was talking about before the bell rang, this is an important indicator because a lot of hedge funds were using that as a hedge to short some of the long positions they had in the equities market and if we see a big crashup as we did on another day when i was on your show probably six weeks or so ago, that may be significant in terms of actually losses for some of these sophisticated money managers. >> and that's why steve grasso here off the floor. what are people saying about this market today? >> obviously you touched on it in a bunch of different parts. if everything is rallying, you don't know -- >> i don't know. if you look at it that way. people want to see where the chips fall where the dust settles, and if all those names, i think what peopl

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david cameron. j.b. no man goldman sachs they're the master of puppets because they declare their independence scotland as an independent state can be have the highest g.d.p. per capita in the world this need to take that step. and we're back now with dennis gartman i want to pick up right where we left off and dennis i want to ask you u.s. and e.u. officials are saying unrest in eastern ukraine is russia's doing but on friday in their deaths pro russian ukrainian rebels were arrested after more than forty people died in what seems almost like a civil war so why are the e.u. and us claiming russia is causing the violence when it is ukraine rebels even sometimes by some of the ukrainian police who are causing the unrest what do you think well i think both teams here are at risk and at fault i think it's ukrainian rebels who are who are active i think it's obviously pro russian people who are active i think it's ukrainian regulars who are active this is a for lack of a better term this really is a civil war and these thi

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david and go liage. >> nobody was a hero here. it was a way of justis sub vertd. elizabeth warren were talking about how money and power control washington. we know because i wrote the book about goldmante that book on controlling wall street. we now money and power can often subvert justice. >> jon: is this a good case? i would agree with that money and power can subvert justice. we have atwo tier system. young minority goes to jail far more frequently and for far longer than they sudden. but is this the best example of that particular corrosion in our society? >> it may be one of few examples of that particular corrosion in our society. three kids indicted. the woman who accused them of rape and sexual assault she proved to be a less than reliable witness. the district attorney, believed her, the nurse that examined her and the fleece investigated. there was never a trial. he was brought up on charges before the state bar. he was never allowed to bring this case to trial because its defense who did an incredible job, they were able to exploit every one of his mistakes of which there were many. this is not the way the justice system was supposed to work. >> jon: that's my point. if h

david: adam, thanks. cheryl: let's get jo ling kent in. you have news on underwriters on the alibaba filing we got a few moments ago. >> goldman sachs and otherugh that information right as we speak. interestingly in their filing alibaba saying one of the risks they may not be able to maintain and improve network effects of their their ecosim which could hurt the business. they also cite security measures as well. interestingly, commerce revenue out of china, $469 billion. international commerce coming in at $669 million. why you want to care about that number. that number is certainly a fraction of the 4.7 billion they're doing in china right now but that number is slated to grow with ali babas acquisitions in u.s. they're planning to launch a company called 11 main, a consumer online platform in the u.s., run by americans in california right now. that hasn't launched yet. that is something to watch. we're also going through to see they also believe that alipay, their version of paypal could be a risk factor as well. that was spun off. many analysts expect that to be spun back into the company to further increase value of those shares that w

foods are marion marion and goldman lotto alexis baden mayer and david brooks and welcome back. marion. what what is the relationship. both alexis and david were for and we spoke about i think david most recently about the relationship between g.m. owes and chemistry you know basically chemical companies companies are just used to make solvents and things. what's the relationship between g.m. owes and big. so to start with the relationship between chemical companies and g.m. knows it's really remarkable that six biggest companies behind. those are also producers of pesticides and so there is a financial incentive with the genetically modified seeds to also be marketing pesticides i think this fits into a larger context where we've moved from a more sustainable form of agriculture during my lifetime to a very. form of agriculture and we've been talking about crop agriculture where we're having the greater use of pesticides justified by this idea of feeding the world and similarly in animal agriculture we've moved from family controlled farms to enormous farms we have and they're

david tweed is in berlin covering airbus and earnings are breaking now for that business. big with "countdown" for interviews. first, an exclusive interview live from the goldman sachs india idea summit. who would hear from the head of international asset management division, coming up later. ceo, we will speak with the peter long, right after those earnings break at the top of the next hour. we will also get numbers from easyjet as well as insight into those numbers from the ceo of the low-cost airline. be releaseds will in about 58 minutes. sweetens planning to its bid for astor zeneca as the ceos of both companies face their first joint trial and the u.k., testimony. hans nichols has the details from westminster. hans? anna, good morning to you. we will find out after this hearing potentially about a sweetened bid from pfizer, increasing it, but they will not make a decision to go hostile until they see how the committee hearing goes. we will get a sense of how hostile or friendly this committee will be with the first round of appearances. we will get a sense of whether ian read, when he appears at 1:00, still has any potential allies on this panel or if he

goldman sachs ceo lloyd blank fine. ceo michaelroup corvette and in addition to his address, attendees heard from a lot of the whigs, they heard from davided army general and former director of cia come a great mimic annual. the ceo of mastercard. though the gay and lesbian community has really come a long way in the last five or 10 years. talk about the differences you are seeing now on wall street as opposed to a long time ago. >> it has been an amazing five years will stop we even started three years ago, the fact we had 10 ceos speaking at out in the street and have had a total of 53 in new york. i think the great indicator of how far we have come. all of these folks are talking about it from a business imperative. one of the key pieces we talked isut is not how wall street doing it and pushing it forward locally. criminal life, sexuality, all of these firms have a vested interest -- >>. there are a lot of policies that prohibit discrimination. >> almost 100%. i think it 98%. these wall street firms. what more can be done? what have you accomplished thus far and what do you still feel needs to be done. >> let's are the u.s.. in 29 st