when he downsizes power dramatically, we're going to think of g.e.s a nifty industrial get no wonder it rallied at 11%. of course, not every down and outer was able to make a comeback dow dupont got slammed today, plummeting 9%. and this charitable trust name is already well off its highs. this was the poster child for why fed chief powell had to back away from rate hikes, because many of the industrial got crushed by the slowdown in nevada hbp, hit by powell given the housing related businesses, the blame can be laid largely on the shoulders of the old fed chairman, the one who got a little reckless out of the gate in october. the new patient pal makes me feel like dow dupont is a buy, not a sell down here because the company is breaking itself up. but hbp is a brutal designation, and i didn't like this quarter one bit. frankly, i felt very disappointed in myself -- it's not up to management remember, when i come out and say i like something, that's on me, okay i felt awful that i stuck with this one you got to live with your own mistakes the flip s

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and, well, you see what g.e. is doing so in general, how much does a stock's value have to decline before you sell it >> we're not going to sell nancy, first, i feel bad, because ge has crushed people. but i think the time to sell ge has passed you have a great ceo in there with a great plan to get things back in action i would rather be a buyer than a seller of the general election corporation. louise in north carolina louise >> caller: hello, jim, in north carolina glad to talk to you. >> luis, what's up >> caller: editas medicine, it's a great company with gene technology but today the stock cratered 20% down on the expected news that the ceo is leaving the company >> yeah. >> caller: so the question is, for the home gamer like me, should i stay, should i go what do you do in a situation like this? >> well, you know, i don't like it when the ceo just steps down like that. i saw that i was watching a couple of these stories, my friend is following some of these biotechs today so i've been keeping a close eye on

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rated g.e. that is how extreme and extraordinary an intervention. people say, it won't happen next time. oh yeah, it will happen next time. i don't think the banks will not have dollars to pay us. i think the fed are certainly furnish the dollars. you earlier recited the series of milestones, if that's the 193 to get to $1 trillion. next trillion -- this year in this time of ostensibly bounding prosperity, we are expected to run a deficit in excess of $1 trillion, and the tab on the public debt will be well in excess of $1 trillion. . . what is so significant about this perspective $1 trillion increment to the gross debt this year is that it got no air time during the midterm elections of 2018. nobody said a word. it was the cold button issue of the election. i find that significant. we have become very complacent with this debt and our tolerance for what creditors are doing. brian: you hear constantly than members of congress are short-term fingers in the senate and the house, and they'll be gone by the time the problems come and they can can spend

rescued at the last minute its second chance also came from asia in the form of chinese electronics from g.e. got the firm was then partition keeping the trusted name of metz alive but now one of the former company successors does something quite different. this is if the electric scooter could revive the fortunes of the mets brand its top speed is about twenty kilometers an hour and the model will sell for about two thousand euros. it's the pride and joy of mets mega tech c.e.o. or yorkie. he's been with the company since it was set up and twenty fifteen. the scooter is called the mover it may look spare and pared down but it's actually quite a feat of engineering. but i doubt it and it took three or four years of internal and external development it was a major venture. to separate companies emerged out of the old mats metz mech attack which makes the mover and mets consumer electronics which continues to make television sets and other consumer electronics. both companies are based in that the syrian town assumed off on the side of the old mats which was founded in one thousand nine hundre

someday be an alternative to a physical barrier at the us mexico border it's bait by the company quander g.e and basically uses laser technology that's the laser device up there to identify and track any people who are entering through a certain perimeter so in this. display each one of these green trying goals or diamond shapes are an actual person who is moving through the exhibit area here now in practical application our border this could allow officials from law enforcement to track individuals crossing the border and while each individual unit can only monitor an area of about two hundred meters on a ray of them could go a long way and in fact. a bigger array stretching the entire length of the u.s. border from the gulf of mexico to the pacific ocean according to the company quantity would cost only about one point five to two billion dollars considerably less than the physical border that's being discussed in washington and this would work night and day according to the company and be able to determine or distinguish rather between human beings and animals that are out there in the de

b a s if and you took her offshoot of german energy company in on it also involved is france's and g.e. and british company world out shell as well as austria's m.v. so far none of the companies has responded to the threat the us is not an important market for unit but the same can't be said for the parent company of interest b a s if the chemicals company employs over eighteen thousand people in north america and rates in fifteen billion euros annually the company refuses to comment on the later well here's what some of germany's political leaders think about the contentious energy project. to mine this one's out of this is on the one hand you must say that it's a form of diplomacy that is unusual but not totally new experience to say when he took office and the german economy has already given a clear answer. mr grinnell's recent comments are indeed rather unusual for diplomatic customs. i assume he will turn this into a positive. but. there are good reasons to criticize nord stream too and to look at a critically. on the other hand it can't be that mr grinnell operates as a mouthpie

g.e. said a suicide car bomb exploded near the entrance of the city of the the bomb went off as the u.s. patrol passed by but there were no u.s. casualties but this comes as israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu warns iran little face consequences for threatening to destroy israel remarks came just hours after israeli jets launched nighttime air strikes against what it described as a rainy and weapons depos in damascus russia says thirty israeli cruise missiles and guided bombs were shot down by its advanced added fence. another reminder of the challenge facing newly appointed united nations special envoy to syria who met with russia's foreign minister in moscow. holder is live for us in neighboring beirut saying the looking at the situation now is it looks like the conflict is taking a new turn. well since the beginning for years now there were and are many wars in syria's war one of them is israel's war against iran israel now being more vocal a shift in its policy because it has be

and original thomas edison phonograph here's how he created 2009, i wg wegs my wife i had worked with g.eeering. when my eggs got cold, i thought i got to fix this. this is the 21st century, at a bare minimum my plate should be able to keep my food at a decent eating temperature >> reporter: alexander worked on it for years before launching coffee mugs at starbucks at the end of 2016. >> i like the long game. i feel that's important is to be patient. >> reporter: if i were to say annual revenues top ten million, would i be wrong >> no, you are not wrong >> reporter: am i way off? >> we're doing really well >> reporter: the company is valued at $140 million and projects profitability by the end of this year with plans for an ipo or to be acquired its cups and travel mugs are sold not just in starbucks but now in apple stores. and what's next? >> we plan to go from here into self-heated dinner plates. we have a baby bottle that we're launching which will heat the milk or formula up to body temperature within five minutes. >> ember is going to do some groundbreaking stuff i can't speak about

ballots i'm not the biggest and you say you can't have elections until you unified whatever structure g.e. you sort you were employing to make things better for your people it's not working i mean god so you've actually been helping to cause hardship you asked israel to cut electricity to cause us not because of iraq with hamas sort of saying it's not true you didn't ask them that's not true you do look i haven't i haven't overloaded wagon of complexities around you know when and how could the negotiations with me on twenty third of april two thousand and fourteen. because resigned the shuttle agreement would have us and he said to me that everything you choose between me on you or anyone from us so rick perry suspended the negotiations of our sense i have an overloaded wagon of complicity i'm twenty years old i commit mistakes i'm not saying it but i don't wake up in the morning and said they're going up with the full of mistakes you're scrambling meaning my god i'm under no obligation i'm under occupation i have a hundred and ninety six million dollars in monthly income after the americ

day be an alternative to a physical barrier at the us mexico border it's made by the company quander g.e. and basically uses laser technology that's the laser device up there to identify and track any people who are entering through a certain perimeter so in this display each one of these green trying goals or diamond shapes are an actual person who is moving through the exhibit area here now in a practical application on a board or this could allow officials from law enforcement to track individuals crossing the border and while each individual unit can only monitor an area of about two hundred meters and a ray of them could go a long way and in fact. a bigger or a stretching the entire length of the u.s. border from the gulf of mexico to the pacific ocean according to the company quantity would cost only about one point five to two billion dollars considerably less than the physical border that's being discussed in washington and this would work. night and day according to the company and be able to determine or distinguish rather between human beings and animals that are out there in

top analysts calling it the end of the apocalypse for g.e.s it soared off its lows sparking a flurry of the options market dan has all the action >> two times that of putts it caught my eye when the stock was a little below nine bucks, looks like a trader sold to close 11,000 of the june 2010 9 10-calls for $1.23 the charts are interesting on this one this thing had a horrible 2018, got a little bounce here i think it got a little below 7 bucks here here's the one year chart. this is when it seemed to have some support that's why i think this level had this bounce near $10 and below the levels last year here's the problem with this chart. i know these guys have a lot to say about the fundamentals of the company. the technicals are down right horrible draw that line, downtrend, gets you down to 10 bucks there's still a lot of resistance anybody who did not buy this stock in the last two weeks is down money and will be looking to get out at some point with a little liquidity with good news. >> i look at this as a large collection of assets hope

of g.e. steps down. or the c.f.o. from a major company steps down. oftentimes you see a major stock drop, you see articles in the "wall street journal" and other major publications. it's a big deal. and if you go to business school at some point, you might find a professor who focuses on the study of human capital. and they're looking at the staff and the employees of major companies and most companies are really concerned with retention. they want to know how they can keep their high performing staff members in hopes they don't get plucked away by another organization or company. what's interesting is in the private sector, they're concerned about turnover, retention, they're worried about the inefficiencies that arise when people leave. so what does it mean when people leave? you have to recruit. you have to hire eventually. you have to train the person. so you take all of those things in the private sector and i want to point out that normally i'm reluctant to make any comparisons between the private sector and working for the white house. as you

russian for nova tech in an l n g facility and there certainly you know have some contacts to sell and g.e. to europe the issue here is i think not so much qatar stake in rosneft but the competition that gazprom offers and gazprom is really the one that supplies europe with so much gas and qatar really can't compete price who eyes with the nord stream to pipeline it's much cheaper to transport natural gas by a pipeline that it is to liquefy it and transport it by ship and then read gasify it but they're definitely looking for openings to get into the door to get a greater stake in the european natural gas market so the u.s. trying to convince iran to branch out so what are the challenges there. well the challenges are both in terms of price it's much more expensive to to deal with the liquefied gas but also the fact that. there are some very difficult contracts that qatar and europe have in fact pelley they offer two different kinds of contracts that are not particularly favorable to europe in fact some of these contracts are so poorly done that the e.u. is actually investigating them if q

someday be an alternative to a physical barrier at the us mexico border it's made by the company quander g.e. and basically uses laser technology that's the laser device up there to identify and track any people who are entering through a certain perimeter so in this display each one of these green trying goals or diamond shapes are an actual person who is moving through the exhibit area here now in practical application on a border this could allow officials from law enforcement to track individuals crossing the border and while each individual unit can only monitor an area of about two hundred meters and a ray of them could go a long way and in fact. a bigger or a stretching the entire length of the u.s. border from the gulf of mexico to the pacific ocean according to the company quantity would cost only about one point five to two billion dollars considerably less than the physical border that's being discussed in washington and this would work night and day according to the company and be able to determine or distinguish rather between human beings and animals that are out there in the d

david: southern company we are watching today is g.e. is here, our -- brooke sutherland is here. >> they are reportedly, according to a bloomberg's group, in talks of looking at selling their jets unit to apollo. it has been talked about as a departure for ge. john flannery said there was optionality around this business and they get inbound calls all the time, but this is not something he put on the table formally for sale. this is evidence of larry called accelerating the break up into looking to raise cash anyway he can. david: i had thought that this was a business that was doing fairly well. dilemma, the the stuff that people want to buy is the stuff that is actually valuable to culp. >> i will say, there has been an increasing number of questions around the valuation of that business. this has always been thought of as the crown jewel of assets, but there is a competitor to milestone that went bankrupt not long ago. and i believe we have a chart, pulling of the stocks of air cap and air lease, those others in the space not doing we

g.e. was up substantially, five plus percent yesterday.ook amongst them up over 2.5%. >> now we also have to watch starbucks. people say wait a second. maybe there is something against american companies. i think that starbucks and nike are not like apple. i like this market as long as oil is at 47. if oil went to 46, the machines are set to sell. there is not enough money coming in. i'm not seeing waves of new money. i like the fact that this market is hard to crater and that you see a boeing and a cat and you are down because people feel that the communist party is not buying planes. one out of every four planes goes to china. they need those planes. there is demand. >> they are excellent technology. >> so much goes into a plane it takes a lot. >> did you know it is one of the top five products? >> they're very good at it. >> i put it top five. >> you seem to think we are going to reach a resolution. >> yes. >> with the chinese. bad is good in china. i think china needs us far more. i'm saying that today is a -- if we can shrug off apple