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david: well, you've got a great record. >> jonathan, thank you. todd horowitz're going to see you in a few, but the dow jones industrials crossed the accurateline 46 times. david: it was a crazy day. we'll see you, todd. -@our all-street continues with "the wall street journal"'s top stock pickers continuing with their look at the financials. so why is the number one bank analyst, the number one analyst, recommending not a u.s. bank, but one overseas? we'll find out why next. you may want to listen because her last pick, well, that was up 109%. les les plus, our own adam shapiro sitting down exclusively with bernie madoff. he was convicted back in 2009. mr. madoff now changing his story as he speaks with adam, and you won't believe who he's accusing now for some of the fraud. and we want to hear from some of you on this. what would you ask from madoff? log on to facebook.com/after the bell, we'll read some answers. david: can you tell the truth, bernie? that's what i'd ask him. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ]

all these attitudes are in some way conservative, i think, but they're not conservative in the david horowitz ideological sense. and i do think that they are really moving into universities in a beg way, especially the more vulnerable, less rich universities. so, it's not -- i think the focus on an ideological thread can obscure the business practice tall thread to the essential nature of universities, and that i think is very real. so, i'll stop there and hope we can talk back and forth. thanks. [applause] >> thank you to nick and to paul. before we open it up to the group, i want to give you a chance to respond to a few things, and it strikes me there is some commonalities in the two sets of comments, particularly it would be interesting for you to address the issue about the question of how american this and is how we should think about the politics of the professors and other places and how that shapes the way we should understand the situation here in the united states. i think nick's last point about globalism of the academy is original and interesting, and worth chewing on, and it does

todd horowitz at cme where the action is on the cme and commodities trading. todd --. david: go ahead. is that ashley? >> still waiting. david: as soon as facebook comes in. looks like they're just about to report. first i have to ask you, todd, looks like what is happening with the fed is of little consequence when the market was looking at those economic numbers? todd horowitz. >> nothing happened. market has been underpressure all day from the adp jobs number this morning all the way through. once numbers came out, we actually had a little bit of a rally and we sold off from that. it is very controlled selloff. no panic to the selloff. the market got what they expected from the fed. the market seems to be under some pressure now. today's selloff was a little different than the last couple we've had. this was very controlled. there is no panic. this could be a tippingpoint where we start the correction. this is the first year in 17 years that the market has not had at least a 5% pullback in the first four months of the year. we could be on the mend here right now, looking