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bat nud for deutsche bank. other losers here on the german market set. >> annette, thank you very much for that. one of the prmpers today is ferrovial. 2.6% higher after posting a 2% rise in profit. i was looking at this stock. the performance so far this year is very solid, despite a brief dip in june. let's get over to stephane for more. stephane, reaction has been fairly positive today. >> absolutely. driven by international business, that includes a 37% growth in the united kingdom. ferrovial is the main shareholders of the heathrow airport. it would limit how much the airport could charge to airlines for the use of its facilities. they're concerned that such decision would drive investors away from the london heathrow airport. last week, they sold an 8% stake in the airport. the london-based university scheme last year already sold more than 10% of the holding and it now has a 25% stake and the deposit remains the largest. 40 cents will be paid in december between 25 and 30 cents will be paid at a later da
bat nud for deutsche bank. other losers here on the german market set. >> annette, thank you very much for that. one of the prmpers today is ferrovial. 2.6% higher after posting a 2% rise in profit. i was looking at this stock. the performance so far this year is very solid, despite a brief dip in june. let's get over to stephane for more. stephane, reaction has been fairly positive today. >> absolutely. driven by international business, that includes a 37% growth in the united...
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at the same time, they have low activity and debt trading, which is normally the cash cow for deutsche bank. that trading is down by 48% in terms of revenues and that is, of course, weighing on investment banking. that is really nothing for the likes of deutsche bank, compared to the big u.s. competitors, they had a compounded fall only by 25% in that trading unit. so it looks like deutsche bank is losing some market to competitors. that is perhaps why shares are not tanking as badly as ubs shares is that we see a little bit of a turn around in the problem side unit, asset and welt management. as well, they are betting their profit goes for 2015. with that, back to you, ross. >> all right, annette. carolin, thank you very much. edmond joins me with his thoughts. what do you think of the ubs story? >> surprising, actually. really surprising. this caught us off guard slightly. we were looking at the underlying numbers. all looked okay. then this bigger management, they're going to have to, you happen, have this litigation on the core tier, 150 basis points, much bigger than -- well, nobody ha
at the same time, they have low activity and debt trading, which is normally the cash cow for deutsche bank. that trading is down by 48% in terms of revenues and that is, of course, weighing on investment banking. that is really nothing for the likes of deutsche bank, compared to the big u.s. competitors, they had a compounded fall only by 25% in that trading unit. so it looks like deutsche bank is losing some market to competitors. that is perhaps why shares are not tanking as badly as ubs...
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morgan and deutsche bank something very akin to this over so as long as we can keep this game going at least as a tactical level that's what they're going to do let's talk about codes from a warren buffett who recently said that the us federal reserve is the greatest head fund in the world now warren buffett meant that as a compliment your thoughts are well i think they are a hedge fund but then if you actually look at the consequences of that it's very interesting because if it is a hedge fund and eat essentially holds a lot of u.s. treasuries you can say that china is a huge friend as well because the chinese central bank truckload of these as well so basically when you talk about the underlying premise of it inflating bubble of credit well every official is jewish and which can do this and leverage itself up to the gills is a hedge fund we live in a hedge fund world and that's because we have never dealt with the fundamental problem that we needed to do it which is the excessive debt did driven growth the imbalances the entitlements nobody wants to deal with any of those because the
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morgan and deutsche bank something very akin to this over so as long as we can keep this game going at least as a tactical level that's what they're going to do let's talk about coats from a warren buffett who recently said that the u.s. federal reserve is the greatest head fund in the world now warren buffett meant that as a compliment your thoughts are well i think they are a hedge fund but then if you actually look at the consequences of that it's very interesting because if it is a hedge fund and eat essentially holds a lot of u.s. treasuries you can say that china is a hedge fund as well because the chinese central bank truckload of these as well so basically when you talk about the underlying premise of it inflating bubble of credit well every official is jewish in which can do this and leverage itself up to the gills is a hedge fund we live in a hedge fund world and that's because we have never dealt with the fundamental problem that we needed to do it which is the excessive date did driven growth the imbalances the entitlements nobody wants to deal with any of those because the
morgan and deutsche bank something very akin to this over so as long as we can keep this game going at least as a tactical level that's what they're going to do let's talk about coats from a warren buffett who recently said that the u.s. federal reserve is the greatest head fund in the world now warren buffett meant that as a compliment your thoughts are well i think they are a hedge fund but then if you actually look at the consequences of that it's very interesting because if it is a hedge...
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morgan is already has negative equity there already all those major banks are already underwater the deutsche of bank is even worse than j.p. morgan are isn't the policy of these policies are simply to just wait until the next thing blows up because number alan greenspan who was the fed chairman before ben bernanke he said well you know we can make the bubbles appear but we have no idea when they pop and we have no policy will deal with them when they pop all we can do is inflate a bubble so isn't the policy just a way for deutsche bank to go boss let the economy crash again let there be a civil war somewhere let's start a few more wars and then figure out what to do later is that the policy the policy is we have no policy is not correct we don't have a strategy but we have tactics and the tech ticket is in terms of banks banks and sovereigns and along with difference if you get too big to fail banks are basically exactly the same as the sovereign so you're talking when you talk about j.p. morgan and deutsche bank something very akin to this over so as long as we can keep this game going at l
morgan is already has negative equity there already all those major banks are already underwater the deutsche of bank is even worse than j.p. morgan are isn't the policy of these policies are simply to just wait until the next thing blows up because number alan greenspan who was the fed chairman before ben bernanke he said well you know we can make the bubbles appear but we have no idea when they pop and we have no policy will deal with them when they pop all we can do is inflate a bubble so...
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let's now bring in a list of all the chief economist and head of the analytical department of deutsche bank in russia great to see you here in the studio so how likely is an american default european well i think it's certainly not our base the base case scenario we believe that at the very last moment probably but there will be a breakthrough and agreement will be reached i think there's too much at stake in terms of what a default. or for there are delays in reaching the compromise would mean for the american economy so this is the case for the u.s. economy this is the case for the global economy as well so our view is that there will be a compromise and there will be a deal right but what would be the replications for the likes of russia and china well i think for russia as we've seen before with similar cases in two thousand and eleven. certainly the main transmission mechanism is through will places so pressure on commodities pressure on oil prices would signify essentially pressure on russia's economy and financial markets and then the other channel of course is capital outflows those
let's now bring in a list of all the chief economist and head of the analytical department of deutsche bank in russia great to see you here in the studio so how likely is an american default european well i think it's certainly not our base the base case scenario we believe that at the very last moment probably but there will be a breakthrough and agreement will be reached i think there's too much at stake in terms of what a default. or for there are delays in reaching the compromise would mean...
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david: shares of expedia fell today following a rating cut from deutsche bank.cole on the floor of the new york stock exchange. why the downgrade? >> reporter: well, they looked at expedia and what's been going on. first of all, they face intense competition, that seems to be an ongoing story. they had some management changes over at hotels.com. the stock was down about 6% today on this deutsche bank downgrade to a hold from a buy. they put a $51 target from $66, you don't want to hear that if you own the shares, and the fact that they face this competition, so that's why they actually made this move overall. and then they said in this note from deutsche bank that all of this may actually cut into their numbers. and you may see -- a lot of mays, but not good ones -- that you may actually see expedia have to cut their guidance, and that, ultimately, would not be good news either. back to you. david: nicole, thanks. liz: who'd have thought that corn and soybeans would react so positively to a meeting in washington d.c. guess what? they did and just about every oth
david: shares of expedia fell today following a rating cut from deutsche bank.cole on the floor of the new york stock exchange. why the downgrade? >> reporter: well, they looked at expedia and what's been going on. first of all, they face intense competition, that seems to be an ongoing story. they had some management changes over at hotels.com. the stock was down about 6% today on this deutsche bank downgrade to a hold from a buy. they put a $51 target from $66, you don't want to hear...
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deutsche bank's ceo says he has been making plans in case of default. a very ral i hadly spreading fatal disease >>> fiscal standoff lingers on. banks are unloading short-term debt signaling a wild week. we are joined by girard cassidy. well dom back. good to see you. >> thank you. >>> to the extent the bank reports are clean on friday, are their lessons embedded in those? >> i think so. the lessons we are going to see is that the capital markets activity was quite weak, specially in the bonds trading area. secondly, the residential mortgage fund was weaker than expected for jpmorgan. >> should that have come as a surprise? was it still worse than you thought? >> it was worse than expected. we expected bad numbers. they came in worse. it had to do with the rising mortgage rates and refi activity. new purchase activity at morgan. the new purchase activity actually was quite good. >> what does that lead you to in terms of favorite names as we await these other banks to report. >> we still like the risk names. credit continues to improve. i think people wil
deutsche bank's ceo says he has been making plans in case of default. a very ral i hadly spreading fatal disease >>> fiscal standoff lingers on. banks are unloading short-term debt signaling a wild week. we are joined by girard cassidy. well dom back. good to see you. >> thank you. >>> to the extent the bank reports are clean on friday, are their lessons embedded in those? >> i think so. the lessons we are going to see is that the capital markets activity was quite...
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deutsche bank has been making contingency plans in case of the default, adding you don't want to go intoll of it. this would be a very quick spreading disease. >>> and the managing director of the monetary fund speaking on nbc's "meet the press" sunday. lagarde warned about the disastrous impact of a default on the world and the country. >> if there is a degree of destruction, that lack of certainty, the lack of trust in the u.s. signature, it would mean massive destruction the world over. and we would be at risk of tipping yet again into recession. >> lagarde also said that creative accounting would not be the solution. that the u.s. has an obligation to the rest of the world to preserve its safe haven status. >>> but perhaps the most critical word on keeping the government open came from china. the nation called for a de-americanized world, along with the u.s. american dollar and the currency issue. the spokesperson said the destinies of the people around the world should not be left to those in a hypocrital government. >>> and what they see in washington, at the government, we take a
deutsche bank has been making contingency plans in case of the default, adding you don't want to go intoll of it. this would be a very quick spreading disease. >>> and the managing director of the monetary fund speaking on nbc's "meet the press" sunday. lagarde warned about the disastrous impact of a default on the world and the country. >> if there is a degree of destruction, that lack of certainty, the lack of trust in the u.s. signature, it would mean massive...
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deutsche bank has been making contingency plans in case of the default, adding you don't want to go intoll of it. this would be a very quick spreading disease. >>> and the managing director of the monetary fund speaking on nbc's "meet the press" sunday. lagarde warned about the disastrous impact of a default on the world and the country. >> if there is a degree of destruction, that lack of certainty, the lack of trust in the u.s. signature, it would mean massive destruction the world over. and we would be at risk of tipping yet again into recession. >> lagarde also said that creative accounting would not be the solution. that the u.s. has an obligation to the rest of the world to preserve its safe haven status. >>> but perhaps the most critical word on keeping the government open came from china. the nation called for a de-americanized world, along with the u.s. american dollar and the currency issue. the spokesperson said the destinies of the people around the world should not be left to those in a hypocrital government. >>> and what they see in washington, at the government, we take a
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keep in mind mutual funds on average have been outperforming the s&p 500 in 2013, however deutsch bankin the last two weeks, this trend has reversed. according to lipper funds the last time we saw an outflow was in 2012 around the fiscal cliff negotiations. analysts say this clearly indicates that d.c. dysfunction does have an impact on mutual fund activity. a majority of mutual funds are owned by retail investors. ici reports that in 2012 roughly 44% of u.s. households owned mutual funds. analysts write this recent underperformance suggests mutual funds are highly exposed to the momentum players, many of which are in the biotech space. while momentum stocks have rebounded recently deutsch bank says the fact that mutual funds have outperformed so much since july suggests that a momentum unwind could have further room to run as mutual funds trim their outperformers. simon, back to you. >> thank you very much, seemap. in the meantime applying for college got a lot more stressful. that ahead on the show. plus, why would a ceo of one of the top fashion houses leave to take a lesser title a
keep in mind mutual funds on average have been outperforming the s&p 500 in 2013, however deutsch bankin the last two weeks, this trend has reversed. according to lipper funds the last time we saw an outflow was in 2012 around the fiscal cliff negotiations. analysts say this clearly indicates that d.c. dysfunction does have an impact on mutual fund activity. a majority of mutual funds are owned by retail investors. ici reports that in 2012 roughly 44% of u.s. households owned mutual funds....
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let's welcome top-ranked oil and refining analyst paul sanky of deutsche bank. welcome. >> thank you. >> i hope you had the conversation leading up to you. where do you think oil is going from here? >> yeah, i think everyone is bearish right now. we've had some shutdowns for refineries, from the course over august/september, and overexaggerated the oversupply situation. we may rally a bit from here. >> josh brown? >> i'm curious. what do you think are the biggest drivers to the upside and the downside, so if there was a best case scenario for oil traders on the long side, what would they want to see happen here? >> i think the wti, we see too much supply over the next year. you have to think we're only importing 700,000 barrels of light sweet crude now. we're growing supply at over 1 million barrels per day. by the middle of next year, we'll be an outright supplier, and you know, many of the crudes, for example, in the permian, trading at big discounts, even wti, trading at a discount to brent. we have more refining utilization, and that's where we get our short
let's welcome top-ranked oil and refining analyst paul sanky of deutsche bank. welcome. >> thank you. >> i hope you had the conversation leading up to you. where do you think oil is going from here? >> yeah, i think everyone is bearish right now. we've had some shutdowns for refineries, from the course over august/september, and overexaggerated the oversupply situation. we may rally a bit from here. >> josh brown? >> i'm curious. what do you think are the biggest...
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. >> carl, senior economist at deutsche bank. how to narrow the gap between what the government takes in and what it spends. that shortfall is called the deficit on wednesday the treasury department said that the government took in $75 billion more than it spent in september. a spur plus: now that's just one month and the deficit has not gone away but it helped narrow the deficit to just $680 billion. hey, don't laugh at that. that's the lowest since 2008, and it's a drop of 38% from the prior fiscal year. deficit spending widened during the recession, we know that. but it has since narrowed because of economic recovery, spending cuts and especially tax hikes because it took affect this year. bank of america said that the u.s. could file a civil lawsuit according to the wall street journal citing a regulatory filing. b. of a. losses could rise above $5 billion. big banks are facing a rash of legal action when the economy went south and the housing crash. >>> jennifer hudson, kathleen sebelius, and how the battle to save or kill o
. >> carl, senior economist at deutsche bank. how to narrow the gap between what the government takes in and what it spends. that shortfall is called the deficit on wednesday the treasury department said that the government took in $75 billion more than it spent in september. a spur plus: now that's just one month and the deficit has not gone away but it helped narrow the deficit to just $680 billion. hey, don't laugh at that. that's the lowest since 2008, and it's a drop of 38% from the...
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reserve currency where you have a list of what it is the head of the analytical department of deutsche bank in russia says global economies are hoping the u.s. will resolve its crisis for everyone's sake. we believe that at the very last moment probably but there will be a breakthrough an agreement will be reached i think there is too much at stake in terms of what the faults. or for there are delays in reaching the compromise would mean for the american economy so this is the case for the u.s. economy this is the case for the global economy as well as for russia as we've seen before with similar cases in two thousand and eleven. certainly the main transmission mechanism is through will prices so pressure on commodities pressure on oil prices would signify essentially pressure on russia's economy and financial markets and then the other channel of course is capital outflows those may intensify further delays in reaching the compromise in the us to a place is washington's position as the global economic and political elite are threatened this is certainly something that undermines thord t. a
reserve currency where you have a list of what it is the head of the analytical department of deutsche bank in russia says global economies are hoping the u.s. will resolve its crisis for everyone's sake. we believe that at the very last moment probably but there will be a breakthrough an agreement will be reached i think there is too much at stake in terms of what the faults. or for there are delays in reaching the compromise would mean for the american economy so this is the case for the u.s....
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in a most spectacular way that we'll probably see a chain reaction of bank failures including deutsche bank that will be quite spectacular and some gold up to twenty thousand dollars of elves my theory was however that i don't see how his policy would have worked any better than what the crazy stuff coming out of the fed and the central bank here is because you know that we have a problem with money velocity as well it's not circulating down to the rest of the economy and he does address that here as well with the quantitative easing happening in the u.k. which is remarkable he says that british banking is dominated by a small number of big banks with just five banks controlling ninety percent of deposits in germany however he says seventy percent of deposits are controlled by two thousand banks so here five banks ninety percent of deposits germany where we have a real capitalist economy seventy percent of deposits controlled by two thousand banks they lend more to small and medium enterprises who provide seventy percent of the jobs in germany and here so their banking comp. titian in germa
in a most spectacular way that we'll probably see a chain reaction of bank failures including deutsche bank that will be quite spectacular and some gold up to twenty thousand dollars of elves my theory was however that i don't see how his policy would have worked any better than what the crazy stuff coming out of the fed and the central bank here is because you know that we have a problem with money velocity as well it's not circulating down to the rest of the economy and he does address that...
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morgan, deutsche bank and two boutique names. some of the banks have been in talks to lend a credit facility to twitter. >> they have about $52 million of pure cash. so certainly an interesting thing. they have been plugging a lot into capex. >> let's bring back sam. you have been able to look at the numbers a little more. >> how does it compare with some of the others. >> we're doing the comparison with facebook as being the primary metric. the biggest disappointment would have to be what we would call the monthlies over the dailies. that essentially we have 218 million active users. that means the average twitter user visits only 2.2 times a month. that's very weak, actually. >> i don't think they would underplay it for our own ipo. define an active user that is following at least 30 people and in turn, at least a third of the people they are following follow them back. they are defining it that way. >> we are looking at friday, november eight, that's the date of this ipo. plan b is the following friday, november 15. with thanks
morgan, deutsche bank and two boutique names. some of the banks have been in talks to lend a credit facility to twitter. >> they have about $52 million of pure cash. so certainly an interesting thing. they have been plugging a lot into capex. >> let's bring back sam. you have been able to look at the numbers a little more. >> how does it compare with some of the others. >> we're doing the comparison with facebook as being the primary metric. the biggest disappointment...
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at a conference hosted by the institute of international finance, the deutsche bank says it will be catastrophict will have a dramatic impact on the value of u.s. debt and the dollar. dimon says banks are spending huge amounts of money preparing for the possibility of a default. >>> joining us for more is robert costa, washington editor of the national review and kudlow report. robert, let's kick off with you first of all. are those senate talks broken down? where is the next lead going to come from, the senate or house? >> i was at the senate late last night and this morning. the impasse continues. senate democrats feel that the republicans are on the ropes and they're demanding sequestration. probably monday night the house will come up with another offer. >> what would that offer shape around? are we just looking now at pure extension, just looking to extend the time to talk? >> that's right. when we see the bargain in the senate collapsing on sunday and we see the house uneasy about how to move forward, the most likely path according to my sources in the house gop is a six week extension. th
at a conference hosted by the institute of international finance, the deutsche bank says it will be catastrophict will have a dramatic impact on the value of u.s. debt and the dollar. dimon says banks are spending huge amounts of money preparing for the possibility of a default. >>> joining us for more is robert costa, washington editor of the national review and kudlow report. robert, let's kick off with you first of all. are those senate talks broken down? where is the next lead...
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probably have deutsche bank go to the markets. it's not just the british banks. we just saw lloyd's privatization. there is money in the market. there has to be. because these banks are desperate for capital. >> i haven't heard a politician this week say they need to lend more. have you? still haven't got their heads around lending and capital raising. >> no. >> what's interesting is -- orion if this is true, but the rumor was that there isn't even a working extreme around lending when they're looking at the separation of royal bank of scotland into a good bank and bad bank. so things like that make you think government isn't always thinking. >> what an amazing assertion to make. for now, thank you very much indeed. >>> elsewhere, jpmorgan ceo jamie dime on that has given up his title of chairman of the main subsidiary unit to comply with new internal policies on multiple roles within the company. on july 1, dimon became chairmanchairman emeritus. jpmorgan stock is up 18% this year. do you buy the u.s. banks over -- you don't like uk. what do you think of u.s. ba
probably have deutsche bank go to the markets. it's not just the british banks. we just saw lloyd's privatization. there is money in the market. there has to be. because these banks are desperate for capital. >> i haven't heard a politician this week say they need to lend more. have you? still haven't got their heads around lending and capital raising. >> no. >> what's interesting is -- orion if this is true, but the rumor was that there isn't even a working extreme around...
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let's bring in deutsche bank's senior u.s. economist and global financial chief investment officer. that is a question for you right there. how do we play this if the fed will continue on the bond buying program into next year at least? >> well, i think maybe even more what it means is it is simply going to be good for paper assets and real estate, but and it's a killer the areas that are in the commodity sector. if we don't get the inflation data you could have this going on. the economic data that the fed is watching. what are you watching jack the dead the fed is launching can be summarized as jobs, jobs demand jobs. it focused on the unemployment rate as well as the number of jobs being created. they're leaning away from the unemployment rate a little bit. looking more than that payroll number and are not seeing payroll gains of the magnitude that they need. they want to see about 200,000 on nonfarm payrolls and we're clearly not there. the three month average is not there. the six month average is not there, the labor market, that means that there not going said next week's mee
let's bring in deutsche bank's senior u.s. economist and global financial chief investment officer. that is a question for you right there. how do we play this if the fed will continue on the bond buying program into next year at least? >> well, i think maybe even more what it means is it is simply going to be good for paper assets and real estate, but and it's a killer the areas that are in the commodity sector. if we don't get the inflation data you could have this going on. the...
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it's joined ubs and deutsche bank in a commitment to help regulators expose alleged rigging of currency markets. if you're a bank lender, you can't get away from investigation. >> yeah. i think you're right and i think after libor, we needed a lot of other benchmark rates that were going to be investigated. and the disclosure we've seen today from barclay's is we knew they were helping regulators and they have their own internal inquiry. no new news about it's all about managing at barclay's. on the results, the numbers come down. when you look at the investment bank, that is down %. and the part of that investment bank that's hurting is up in like with the rest of the industry so rates, foreign exchange, and that's down year on year about 34%. so quite a big hit. but the bank is saying, look, we're doing well in equities and we've done well on the balance sheet reduction. he was saying not only are we on man, but we're on balance reduction we might overachieve and there will be more news about that. >> okay. i think they could rig the currency markets because they're so huge. and the f
it's joined ubs and deutsche bank in a commitment to help regulators expose alleged rigging of currency markets. if you're a bank lender, you can't get away from investigation. >> yeah. i think you're right and i think after libor, we needed a lot of other benchmark rates that were going to be investigated. and the disclosure we've seen today from barclay's is we knew they were helping regulators and they have their own internal inquiry. no new news about it's all about managing at...
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deutsche bank cutting. chance to speak with the ceo earlier this morning about expedia's new study on the travel habits. take a listen on how they intend to make money off of that. >> belen kneels to travel more than their older counterparts. that means that in general, business spending will go up. we also see them really combined business travel and leisure travel as well. theyymay stay over the weekend. the lines between pleasure and work is much more blurred. adam: how do you turn that into profit? they book travel through the in-house travel software that we have. how do you turn these raw statistics into dollars for expedia? >> with them using technology more, for example, they are three times more likely to use smart phones on their travel ban folks that are 45 years and older. for example, the expedia travel app is the leading tool out there. if we build the best tool out there, they will use our technology. we will gain share versus the traditional ones out there. adam: are you the number one trave
deutsche bank cutting. chance to speak with the ceo earlier this morning about expedia's new study on the travel habits. take a listen on how they intend to make money off of that. >> belen kneels to travel more than their older counterparts. that means that in general, business spending will go up. we also see them really combined business travel and leisure travel as well. theyymay stay over the weekend. the lines between pleasure and work is much more blurred. adam: how do you turn...
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deutsche bank, another high here for fedex today. it soared up 2.7%.ging] liz: they're cheering loudly. the bells ring on wall street. holding on to most of the gains. at one point the dow jones was up 206 points. the nasdaq as we close had been up more than 40 points. it is up 45 at the moment. holding on as she said with most of the gains. russell 2000 and s&p mid-caps hitting all-time highs. even with all that mike holland just said. david: sometimes that cheering that you hear at the closing bell is because there is group, no, no, this is real cheering. not only were they ecstatic about the market numbers but they were also so happy it appears we have a deal. that helped lead numbers up. it was a positive day on all fronts. let's look at front page headlines before we go any further. last few minutes, house speaker john boehner says his party will not block the senate plan to reopen the government and raise
deutsche bank, another high here for fedex today. it soared up 2.7%.ging] liz: they're cheering loudly. the bells ring on wall street. holding on to most of the gains. at one point the dow jones was up 206 points. the nasdaq as we close had been up more than 40 points. it is up 45 at the moment. holding on as she said with most of the gains. russell 2000 and s&p mid-caps hitting all-time highs. even with all that mike holland just said. david: sometimes that cheering that you hear at the...
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the burrito was only the beginning for all you fans in the fox business building, deutsche bank is raisingrice target of chipotle mexican to $4.40, i don't get that because we are above it. you need to get those guys looking at the stock chart. not bad. speaking of new highs google scoring a home run with third quarter results, shares flying high, topping the one thousand dollars for the first time since the ipo. we are going to have two start experts on google to talk about this so stay tuned for that but now take a victory lap. morgan stanley. not bad. charlie gasparino was sitting on this set. breaking it yesterday. >> i will e-mail jim gorman and say i told you so. i actually did -- we conversed last night. he actually thought was kind of funny, the remarks i made about him, he was walking around with the biggest -- liz: oh my god. i tried to forget but what ever, it meant strength and positivity. >> he is very vero compared to lloyd blankfein. here's what we do at fox business. we try to make you a few bucks. i don't people how. i don't tell people how to invest. don't care about havi
the burrito was only the beginning for all you fans in the fox business building, deutsche bank is raisingrice target of chipotle mexican to $4.40, i don't get that because we are above it. you need to get those guys looking at the stock chart. not bad. speaking of new highs google scoring a home run with third quarter results, shares flying high, topping the one thousand dollars for the first time since the ipo. we are going to have two start experts on google to talk about this so stay tuned...
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we have got that call and how to trade it with deutsche bank's top economy. >> stay bullish, my friends. we're breaking down the technicals on the record breaking rally. traders today are here. let's get straight to our top story today and that is timing the trade. after four straight days of all time highs for the s&p 500, stocks took a breather today with energy leading the declines. is the rally running out of steam and should you be taking profits or perhaps getting defensive? guy? >> there is is a really good opportunity to take some profits here, specifically in the broader market, we would have somebody here to talk about the trade. i do think we need to trade down. the move has been dramatic and too quick. where would i specifically take profits? i think western digital has been on an amazing ride. you go back to may when jim spoke at the conference and said one of his best short ideas was western dig. both of those stocks are up 40 or 50% since. he doesn't time these things particularly well. the pc cycle has been declining now. the space has been kmodtized. >> the number of ne
we have got that call and how to trade it with deutsche bank's top economy. >> stay bullish, my friends. we're breaking down the technicals on the record breaking rally. traders today are here. let's get straight to our top story today and that is timing the trade. after four straight days of all time highs for the s&p 500, stocks took a breather today with energy leading the declines. is the rally running out of steam and should you be taking profits or perhaps getting defensive?...
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i'm joined here at the new york stock exchange by matt o'connor who covers the sector with deutsch bank the top-ranked u.s. banking analyst by the institutional investor for six years in a row. >> thank you for having me today. >> we're happy to have you here. >> before i get to the bigger question. we talked a lot about jpmorgan. do you like it, do you not like it? apart from their legal expenses they continue to make a lot of money. >> i think that's the key as we look out a little longer term than just earnings and get past what's happening in washington, we're really focused on names and companies that are making a lot of money right now where there's not expectations of rising interest rates, a pick-up in capital markets activity and loan growth. look at jpmorgan and the underlining earnings power the highest in the industry and i don't think that's reflected in the evaluation, we think most of the earnings power will be sustainable with upside over time if it does play out better. >> if i don't want to trade the banks, i want to invest in them the next three years to 2016, what ar
i'm joined here at the new york stock exchange by matt o'connor who covers the sector with deutsch bank the top-ranked u.s. banking analyst by the institutional investor for six years in a row. >> thank you for having me today. >> we're happy to have you here. >> before i get to the bigger question. we talked a lot about jpmorgan. do you like it, do you not like it? apart from their legal expenses they continue to make a lot of money. >> i think that's the key as we look...
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even if it could be done, an estimate from deutsch bank analysts that was published by "the washington post" today projects that that idea, even if it were possible, even if it were true, they project that that idea would drop 1,500 points off the stock market right away. it would reduce the economic growth in this country by 4.12% and that's if the magic we won't default scheme is possible. which it probably isn't possible. but republican senator richard burr says getting upset about this is just scaring ourselves. it's one of the best things that could happen for young people. bloomberg news started off with a -- convince republicans that the debt ceiling is a real thing. quote among the dozens of money managers economists, bankers traders and former government officials interviewed for this story few view this default as anything but a financial apocalyp apocalypse. anybody who remembers the collapse of lehman brothers a little more than five years ago know what is a u.s. -- just weeks away if congress fails to raise the debt ceiling will be an economic calamity like the world has n
even if it could be done, an estimate from deutsch bank analysts that was published by "the washington post" today projects that that idea, even if it were possible, even if it were true, they project that that idea would drop 1,500 points off the stock market right away. it would reduce the economic growth in this country by 4.12% and that's if the magic we won't default scheme is possible. which it probably isn't possible. but republican senator richard burr says getting upset about...
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according to deutsche bank, chile has become the world's first major solar power producer to be self-sustaining or subsidy free. how did you do that? >> chile was very poor in terms of old sources of energy. basically fossil fuels: gas, oil coal. but we are extremely rich in terms of the future sources of clean renewable energy. for instn&(q, in chile we have the deserts with the highest solar radiance in the world and they are in a plateau and therefore there's no dust and therefore the capacity to produce solar energy is incredible. that's why in chile we have been able to produce the cheapest or one of the cheapest solar energy in the world. it's becoming competitive. now, it doesn't need subsidies. we are not doing whats pan ya did. they subsidized everybody and then they couldn't afford it. we are saying look, we will help you to anticipate what the technology is pro doosing in terms of making these solar energy and the wind energy competitive and efficient. >> rose: and you believe you can do that? >> in the north of chile we have all the mines and all the deserts and therefore we need to
according to deutsche bank, chile has become the world's first major solar power producer to be self-sustaining or subsidy free. how did you do that? >> chile was very poor in terms of old sources of energy. basically fossil fuels: gas, oil coal. but we are extremely rich in terms of the future sources of clean renewable energy. for instn&(q, in chile we have the deserts with the highest solar radiance in the world and they are in a plateau and therefore there's no dust and therefore...
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the analysts at deutsche bank raised major concerns about expedia.the stock trading at levels it was trading at that's why you see 7.5% correction. i wouldn't jump in here because it look likes major damage can be done to this story. >> coach, lower one and a third percent on a down grade. >> concerned about the traffic trends. who isn't concerned about traffic trends in retail? don't think you buy the stock on the next quarter. buy it for the restructuring, new management team. the new ceo ran the international baz and under his leadership they drew revenue 63%. they've got new products, reforemating stores. i any in the low 50s it's interesting with the free cash flow yield of 7%. >> talk chipotle. 443, down a touch, hit all-time high earlier today. >> this is one of the great miracles of the post-crash period. consumer has spoken. they love the company. they will not stop eating lunch there. chart reflects that. two things i want to mention, multiple on forward earnings has gotten ahead of what the forward growth expectations are for earnings. wha
the analysts at deutsche bank raised major concerns about expedia.the stock trading at levels it was trading at that's why you see 7.5% correction. i wouldn't jump in here because it look likes major damage can be done to this story. >> coach, lower one and a third percent on a down grade. >> concerned about the traffic trends. who isn't concerned about traffic trends in retail? don't think you buy the stock on the next quarter. buy it for the restructuring, new management team. the...
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chinese solar stocks bounced back because deutsche bank, someone came out and said, the selling has been overdone. for several days they've been selling off like this. i'll tell you what worries me most of all, guys, those pending home sales numbers. four months in a row, look at that, that's a one-year chart. that's not a good chart to look at. four months in a row they've been to the downside. the home building stocks, i'm surprised they're not down even more today. most are down about 1%, as can you see there. that is not a good number. we hope to see some better numbers. existing home sales are going to be weak because they lead existing home sales usually by a couple months. finally, want to mention, the health care stocks. bristol-myers, sales of their diabetes drug down a little bit. bristle myers had a great report in their cancer drug data over the weekend appeared to be very, very good. back to you. >> thanks, bob. let's talk about what's going on in the markets today and this week. we have lindsey back from stern ag, troy from skybridge capital, barry james from james advantag
chinese solar stocks bounced back because deutsche bank, someone came out and said, the selling has been overdone. for several days they've been selling off like this. i'll tell you what worries me most of all, guys, those pending home sales numbers. four months in a row, look at that, that's a one-year chart. that's not a good chart to look at. four months in a row they've been to the downside. the home building stocks, i'm surprised they're not down even more today. most are down about 1%, as...
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>> people are -- there's also deutsche bank and hsbc. we have to jump. thanks so much.preciate it. we'll see you soon. throw the bums out enough times, huh? the nbc news/wall street poll show 60% of americans would throw their congressmen out of office because of the shenanigans. >> how do you prevent potentially nosey neighbors from moving in next door? well, when you're mark zuckerberg it's not a problem. you buy homes from those. peoples peoples store and essentially they just get sold something. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. before you invest in a mattress, discover the bed clinically proven to improve sleep quality. once you experience it, there's no going back. oh, yeah! at our columbus day event, save $500 to $700 dollars on the final closeout of our performance series mattress sets. but hurry-ends soon! only at a sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699.99. sleep number. comfort individualized a confident retirement. those dreams, there's just no way we're going to let them die. ♪ like they helped millions of o
>> people are -- there's also deutsche bank and hsbc. we have to jump. thanks so much.preciate it. we'll see you soon. throw the bums out enough times, huh? the nbc news/wall street poll show 60% of americans would throw their congressmen out of office because of the shenanigans. >> how do you prevent potentially nosey neighbors from moving in next door? well, when you're mark zuckerberg it's not a problem. you buy homes from those. peoples peoples store and essentially they just...
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also goodsyear deflating, if you will, deutsche bank downgrading the tire company from neutral to buy with price target of $26 on the stock citing uncertain margin outlook. finally, it's gannett media company, declining ad sales at some of its big newspapers. bill, gannett shares on the move. back over to you. >> thank you very much. heading to the close here with 50 minutes left in the trading session, not a very volatile day. and the dow -- and the s&p is lower but any positive close for that one would be another new all-time high right now. >> post shutdown outrage. some federal workers who were furloughed will collect back pay and be able to collect unemployment checks they collected during the shutdown. it's called double-dipping but it's on the taxpayers' dime. is that right? >> both sides coming up. jpmorgan's ceo jamie dimon agreeing to pay $13 million to settle civil charges against the bank. criminal could still be to come. a wall street journal op-ed this morning says the real perpetrators sh should be the one's in the government cross-hairs, barney frank and others, that b
also goodsyear deflating, if you will, deutsche bank downgrading the tire company from neutral to buy with price target of $26 on the stock citing uncertain margin outlook. finally, it's gannett media company, declining ad sales at some of its big newspapers. bill, gannett shares on the move. back over to you. >> thank you very much. heading to the close here with 50 minutes left in the trading session, not a very volatile day. and the dow -- and the s&p is lower but any positive...