emily: do you think ge can get back to greatness? beth: i think ge is great. it's a great company. have to work through. i think people underestimated the complexity of ge internally and externally, and it's not an easy fix. emily: that was beth comstock. that does it for this edition of the best of bloomberg technology. tune in every day 5:00 p.m. in new york, to copy them in san francisco -- 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. be sure to follow tictoc on twitter. this is twitter -- this is bloomberg. ♪ >> scarlet: this is "bloomberg etf i.q.," where we focus assets, risks and rewards of exchange traded funds. ♪ holding near record highs and companies on a buying spree. what etf's can investors use to futurize their portfolios? we put that question to matt bart illini. first mover advantage. with everyone and their mother betting on a marijuana boom, we speak to the first ceo of a cannabis etf fund. not getting as much hype as a

emily: do you think ge can get back to greatness? beth: i think ge is great.er 25 years, it's a great company that makes stuff the world needs. it's in a bad place with the stock market right now. they have some complex issues that they have to work through. i think people underestimated the complexity of ge internally and externally, and it's not an easy fix. emily: that was beth comstock. ge's former vice chair and author. that does it for this edition of "the best of bloomberg technology." tune in every day 5:00 p.m. in new york, 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. be sure to follow tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg businessweek. >> dear ginning -- we are joining you from bloomberg headquarters in new york. >> trump's aluminum tariff was opposed by u.s. manufacturers and aluminum companies. rolling thetors are dice on cryptocurrencies and cannabis stocks. >>

emily: do you think ge can get back to greatness? beth: i think ge is great. it's a great company. bad place with the stock market right now. that has some complex issues that they have to work through. i think people underestimated the complexity of ge internally and externally, and it's not an easy fix. emily: that was beth comstock. that does it for this edition of the "best of bloomberg technology." tune in every day 5:00 p.m. in new york, 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. be sure to follow tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> coming up, highlights from the 2018 bloomberg world business form. leaders gather to discuss issues of critical importance. >> the post-brexit britain -- will be a pro business britain. >> there is a lot going on in the world and markets don't care. >> competition is the most important driver for innovation. >> they shared exclusive insight on their global concerns. >> we are working very hard to reposition our economies. >> the metals tariffs took about $1 billion profit from us.

emily: do you think ge can get back to greatness? beth: i think ge is great.ere for over 25-plus years, it's a great company that makes stuff the world needs. it's in a bad place with the stock market right now. it's got some complex issues that they have to work through. i think people underestimated the complexity of ge internally and externally, and it's not an easy fix. emily: that was beth comstock. ge's former vice chair and author. that does it for this edition of "the best of bloomberg technology." we will bring you all the latest in tech throughout the week. tune in every day 5:00 p.m. in new york, 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. and we are livestreaming on twitter. and be sure to follow tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome the daybreak australia. we're counting down to asia's major market open. haidi: here are the top stories. three leading international institutions issue an emergency call on trade. the canadian dollar it's a form of high as nafta

people underestimated the complexity of ge.easy fix. >> beth comstock, thank you so much for stopping by. software maker adobe has agreed to buy marquette a. they will compete against salesforce and oracle. it would be adobe's largest deal ever. coming up, gap wants to close the diversity gap. the ceo tells us he believes he can do well by doing good. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: the executive exodus at tesla continues. bloomberg has learned that the leader of global supply management has resigned. he is the fifth senior executive to lead tesla within the span of a few weeks. that coincides with a series of missteps by elon musk. and amazon online pharmacy can lead to the closing of 70,000 brick-and-mortar pharmacies in the united states. this according to a note from bernstein out today. lance wilkes says that small independent pharmacies are likely to be hurt the most. he estimates that by 2027, amazon might have 12% market share in prescriptions. the company bought pillpack over the summer. there is new concern that a two-y

bh ge.hat was a nice 25% move to the upside that was helpful at that time. they don't have that now baker-hughes ge is back to 32. competition in that space and knowing that this is a dead duck is not helping them you know out into the future. >> i'm trying to remember, didn't you put honeywell into your portfolio >> i still have honeywell, i think that's an industrial when you measure it against ge, that's far ahead in terms of what their balance sheet looks like >> honeywell is up 6.5%, year-to-date 8, compared to ge which is down 29%. josh has a news alert on google. >> this headline dropping on google, the company does allow other companies to scan and share data from gmail accounts, according to a "journal" signing a letter to summer lawmakers which the google does allow app developers to scan gmail accounts the company stopped the practice for the purpose of add targeting last year. u.s. lawmakers have a lost questions, not just for google, but for facebook and twitter how they use use

i think that's the issue i mean, i am really sad about where ge is, certainly the perception of ge it's much my whole career nbc years and ge years as one company. and it's frustrating it is a good company what people have a hard time grasping is the complexity of transformation, a company of that scale think of what all ge had to go through, conglomerates falling out of favor, the complexity of the company. it's hard to do the kind of core precision operations and reboot and replant the seed for the future you have to give ge credit for trying to do that. >> although some would say the focus on transformation may not have had enough focus on simple execution, particularly at one of the key businesses we know well, certainly oil and gas or the power business where things really went off the rails. >> well, you have to look at it, at a point in time -- i tend to advocate the future. some of these things, you need a longer term perspective. i remember when we started getting into clean energy, there was a lot of anxiety about that. and i think now ten years later, you have a hard time say

ge is coming, though, i promise. happy eels better, i am for you. it's technically the same, just so you know. good lord. it's 78ut degreesde just like yesterday. the difference is today most areas will not get back above 90 degrees. that's a step in the right direction. this weather front to our north promises a very high chance for ght, but only to through much of the weekend, as a little wedge of cooler air sets up shop around here during the day tomorrow. enjoy the dry hours while we have them today. eventually rain is going to find its way to your b backyard some point later on this evening. here's future weather, then. a dry start and dry morning. dry through lunchtime into the middle and later parts of the amp afternoon. 's 4:00. maybe a pop-up shower around town. most of the rain is to our west at 4:00 in the afternoon. rain is going to come into a pretty good line. and then, that will encroach on the i-95 corridor. as a potential for heavy rain f flasod watches for parts of the shenandoah valley. we're in the midpp to 70s now. it is cooler

, he had ge capital.ocused company. the company was on a path to get there but it's hard work. the company needed to move fast. you've got to get the culture to move. that takes time. i worry about our market system. i think you need the short-term predictability. you also need to make room for the long term. that takes work. maria: they tried to change the company and move it toward technology driven, move it toward advancement. the critics might say did he sell off too many assets. >> i don't know how you can have it both ways. you needed to simplify the company. we got into clean tech in a big way. you would argue maybe more needs to happen there. the digitization of industry really early, that's going to happen. that is absolutely going to happen. i think those moves -- i look at ge and the future of manufacturing, it's amazing what they're doing. i think those seeds are there. will the market have patience? will the leadership team keep investing in those? those are questions i think we need to be as

supply chain snags, the fuselage from spirit aero systems or engines from ge satisffron dela, they're bringing in retired workers as they work through that backlog they were hired to help finish the planes you saw that aerial shot earlier. those are the 737s parked around

ge is in a clearly defined falling channel over the past couple of years, now eventually breaking lower again the big level i'm watching it $8.50. this is the stock's 2009 low really amazing to talk about that level when you consider the s&p 500 is up about 300% over this same period talk about under-performance stay away. >> wow gina, that is an extreme potential outcome what do you think? cosmetically the stock could be seen as cheap. a few analysts are recommending it now does it seem at all washed out to you >> look, there are a lot of no

i have spoken on a couple of fun managers who are finally to look at ge at this level. found another 10 or 12% of the last few days on concerns of turbine that produced power. it is one utility. the stock just runs for the hill of anything. >> yeah, they do because of balance sheet and the company just talk about quitting ibm. fabulous balance sheet the only issue that these companies have is are they the gre greatest ge sinks the whole ship. we talk about accounting divisions and weakness and order and turbine business is terrible and we are supposed to be well ahead. they're not in part because of renewable don't make that much money. everyone is waiting for ge to be able to say, we got assets and we got a balance sheet that's improving. i think it is the balance sheet that controls the story right now. i don't know if you have seen 20 years returns and now negative on ge, market cap below $100 billion >> don't forget they sell the plans in terms of healthcare and dividing off the ownership of bak baker hughes >> that's the official name. >> there is going to be quest

some hoping for a bit of bounce after ge got kicked out of the dow.necdotally stocks kicked out of the dow have caught a bid in the following months we are three months removed from ge booted from the dow ge lost around 12% of the value or there abouts. around $13 billion in market value. you compare that to recently recent deletions from the index like say at&t back after the close of business on march 18th, 2015 in the three months after that its shared rallied 4%. the round of index changes before that happened ban back on september 19th, 2013 when a. lcoa, humiliate packrd and coca-cola got the boopt replaced by nike and goldman sachs. three manhattans months after thement alco a, humiliate packrd returned 32% b of a returned a 8% return. it's safe to say the pressure is on the ceo to show investors that the longer terms plans for kreeting value at ge will be successful but until then they will be we're wereling with whether or not the beaten up stock has become a compelling you have value trade for the time being. >> dom in the newsroom tim you'r

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if you guessed ge, general electric, you are right. what would you do with ge heere?ith it. every friday at 5:30 you do options action a few weeks ago i was allowed to grace that show. we did a tag team and ge was trading 13.5 and we talked about putting on a negative, a bearish position and it worked out quite well i still think the path of least resistance is lower. again, if ge can't rally on the tape that we've seen, when is it going to rally >> are you still long? >> i've got a hold position. i think some of the parts of this company still make sense so what i have left, i'm staying in. >>> final trade time tim, what do you say >> we talked about energy stocks chesapeake is one of those that's a recovery story. i think the balance sheet continues to get better and better that's i'm long in i'm long here. >> doo coors, which i sadly own- >> kors. >> i love coors light, my favorite beer. >> overdone on this rumor for the versace deal which could happen but i think it got knocked up over it. >> grasso. >> menard's had incredible headwinds. earnings october 3rd i'm s

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>> i mean, if-- if you-- if you-- if you remember the description i just ge, it's a very complex area. and i think part problem is it's also the last holding ground for the opposition in syria. this is the last chapter, if you may, of syria. d i think with it comes all the complications, why the otconflict is resolved in the last eight years. so you have turkey that wants to fnsure that the situation there doesn't get out hand. there is no one on its border from the three million people who willte pially be displaced by the fighting. there is iran and russia who want to ensure there is some kind of agreement in turkey's i presenc syria, because turkey already has some troops in syria. and u have the u.s., which also has some presence in eastern syria, on the other side of the countrywh. was elusive the last eight years is now on the table in idlib, but with a possible humanitarian tragedy also coming with it. i think we heard the u.s. officials yesterday describing it as 10-- 11 times bigger than aleppo. so i think there's also that consideration. >> sreenivasan: fie lly, does ited st

in a speech that you ge at "falling outed of the bus onto the front steps sof the whole lool at 4:45> i was in describing me. senator -- i was not describing me. senator, let me finish, please. i organize a third-year end of school year pay to rent a bus d go to fenway park in boston. i bought all the tickets, youth and i discusse before, i bought the tickets, i rented the bus, i organized the whole trip. we went to fenway park, roger clemens was pitching for the red sox, we had a great time. george brett was playing third base for the royals, actually leftield that night. we went to the game, got back, and then we wentuta great night of friendship. >> i apologize for interrupting, judge, but i need to finish the quote before i ask you the question. that you tried to "piece things back together." >> this has been world news america coverage of brett kavanaugh's testimona before the judiciary committee. >> i know what happened. >> judge -- >> with the bbnews app, vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle so you can swipe your way through the news of the da and stay up

we heard it from a ge employee, ex-employee that wrote a book.ayed the long game with many things. my guest today talked about the notion given the way the government works, how often we have elections, it is much more difficult. this administration is trying to challenge it at a time the economy is strong. is it going to work out? i can't tell you but it is confusing. jack ma, ali baba, never have i known somebody with so many fans across the globe on this trading floor, he is an it tech genius but i remember not long ago in summer of '14 and carried through another couple of years, when there was market turmoil in china, beijing imposed restrictions on media reporting of the stock market. the only reason i bring it up is it is not that easy. what china wants to do and how they deal with it, what this administration does and how many plates they have up in the air on trade at the same time is a distraction that the markets seem to be living with but also remember that ultimately the emerging market and much of asia were thrown into a bit of a ta

and ge is struggling. they say it's probably not as bad they probably had some bad luck. cvs is probably not as good as it seems and probably had good luck. so it's probably a better investment. study shows that the stock psycho into better than the stocks that go out. >> host: regression of the means when it comes to politics. >> guest: every president ever elected has low popularity rating at the end of their first term than they had at the beginning. so for some reason or another we think that god is going to save us all. we think it's the greatest politician ever elected. while we kind of misjudgment. there lucky in their speeches and in the democratic and then four years later we come to her senses and say they're just human and just like us. there going out with low ratings. >> what we do with this? >> the thing is to not be disappointed. were searching for soulmates. who knows what were looking for. so you need someone, maybe you meet someone and they seem like the best person in the room. they have a lot of pizzazz. you think they're better than them are not quite

ge, this is worth noting, hitting a nine-year low in today's session.re on that story straight ahead. >> i'm contessa brewer we begin with washington and a lot of questions around the future of rod rosenstein eamon javers joins us at cnbc hq a big day for the white house. we know rosenstein went in what's happening >> we don't know what happened during the meeting we know he went to the house he participated in a principles meeting. a lot of high level people the president is not there we don't know exactly what transpired this is not a political science term, but something weird happened today we saw these reports that rosenstein was either going to resign or be fired then we saw this moment you're seeing on video now. look at that video rod rosenstein emerging from the white house and right there is a handshake with john kelly, the chief of staff john kelly the chief of staff knows that the cameras are pointed at that location he knows that there's a national media frenzy about what will happen with rosenstein or not happen with rosenstein he chooses

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a ge representative declined to comment.ther representatives did not immediately respond to requests for comment. that's your bloomberg business flash. area: the u.k. anti-e.u. said to be preparing for special summit to sign the brexit deal in november. bloomberg sources say the meeting could be announced as , possiblyxt wednesday before. while key disagreement still need to be resolved, it's plan is to old owl divorced terms. john is still with us. we talked a long time about volatility being suppressed and here it comes. i have a chart in the library showing one month than three months implied volatility. if it gets a summit in november the pounddeal, does volatility come down? john: it's interesting because it wasn't that long ago that october was being repeatedly talked about as the deadline for this deal to be done and now we're seeing really set a summit may be happening in november, a month later. one reason volatility is picking up is because time is getting short. mask more serious underlying problems. it seems only

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vonnie: ge is the stock of the hour. shares falling more than 3% today, the worst day since july.more. kevin: amid -- emma: j.p. morgan cut the price target to $10, street low, revisions have all been downwards, underweight for stocks since 2016. consensus among analysts, it has been down. we have a chart, you can see, the white line, the stock has followed analysts lower. jpmorgan is saying this downgrain is prompted by the failure of the eight grain turbine blade, one of the products within the power division. jpmorgan is saying that indicates revenues will be lower than estimates. if you look at the share of operating income, that has been true in terms of the power segment of ge. vonnie: the first thing i look at in the catalog. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: 11 a.m. in new york and 11 p.m. in hong kong. from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. julie: i'm julie hyman. this is the "european close," on "bloomberg markets,." vonnie: the top stories covering around the world. the battle for control of sky nears a dramatic conclusion. fox and comcast go head-to-head in a one-day auction fo

that's why ge still has a holding.the stock it almost doubled, more than double. it was a silicon valley darling. this is spooking investors who thought this was continuing on the way up and forever more at least for the next year. vonnie: emma chandra, thank you. fascinating. emma: you're welcome. vonnie: a quick check. 34 minutes before the european close. the ftse, the dax and the cac. next. ftse down. dax and cac in the green. this is bloomberg. ♪ xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. ♪ vonnie: 11 a.m. in new yor

a ge we have 300,000 employees all over the world. , we have 300,000 employees all over the world andem. david: deirdre, thank you. coming up, doug ducey is about to name senator john mccain's replacement. we will have that next, this is bloomberg. ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. >> i'm kailey leinz, let's get to first word news. former senator jon kyl will fill the senator seat left in the doubt -- with the death of john mccain. 2020 -- affect a run in he is not expected to run in 2020. he spent 20 years representing the sea before becoming an attorney and lobbyist. abiola repping for senate confirmation of brett kavanaugh.

probably had some good luck and so in the future, ge is the better investment and study show two out of three stocks and go out of the dow that dobetter in the stocks going into the down area . >> progression when it comes to politics. >> politics. every president was ever elected in. including the current one has lower popularity ratings at the end of their first term and they had in the beginning. so we go in, for some reason or another we think this person is a guy who's going to save us all. we think this is the greatest politician that ever been elected, that how they win. they come in , we kind of misjudged them and their kind lucky in those speeches, lucky and whatever. and then later we come to our senses and say they're human, they're just like us. and even our current president with low ratings, and since two of every president.>> what do we do with this. >> the thing is not to be disappointed. one example i tell my students is where searching for soulmates and who knows what we're looking for. i call it the disaster. you meet somebody, maybe at a convention like this. they

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earnings are good, certainly, but there are those who are in saying it's ge frosty out there.you think we have considerably higher to go? i think there are a number of sales here and not only is the economy strong, b the likelihood that the business cycle is going ctinue that's the most important sdming omethd by and large if you don't have a recession and you find the stock market meaningfullyigher and that is the key. on top of that you have an economy whichs in really solid shape and corporate profits are terrific with u.s.pa ces just delivering really good profit growth. >> so let's talk about your targets. they're being called bold and bullish and that certainly is appropriate. you see $33.50 on the s&p 500 and the bader bas index. that's about 15% from current levels. >> right. >> and it's about 1% a month which is the way ithike tk about it and obviously there's volatility on that and that's more or less ine line with trend with what we've seen in the last several years and what i'm saying here is i've wanted to put this forecast out in 2019 out when i did is the trend

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it's almost the antithesis to ge, right? ge want to be what honeywell is. honeywell has the ability to do it what's so fascinating about honeywell. keerch o'leary does a great job of talking about this on the network, you saw 49% increase in free cash flow that's unbelievable. the quarter that preceded that, 20% in cash flow they have the ability to go in these diversified directions. >> the one that stands out to me, and it's part of the balance port grol thfolio that you're t about is amazon. in terms of what it has to do to keep going so, i find that a little scary >> i think it's health care. steve, i think it's health care. i don't know what the rest you have on the desk -- >> maybe that's overthinking it. >> no, but, scott -- >> between what is now becoming an ad machine and the core -- >> and the core. >> but think about the absence of price transparency in health care >> health care is the icing on the cake of an already tasty story, no, steve >> yeah, aws, i've been doing some work on that segment and it's becoming commoditized they basically sell

and, who could bet against ge?e betting on hard times now. >> you just never know. >> i want to move onto another topic that folks are talking about today. colin kaepernick, former 49ers quarterback struck a deal with nike to be the face of its 30th anniversary "just do it" campaign. obviously, this has drawn strong reaction from people on all sides of the debate. what do you think here? is this a smart move for a company like nike? betting on such a polarizing figure? >> the answer is no. i think it's not a smart move. now, here, i do have an opinion. i think they are -- as a word you use, polarized. that's exactly right. what's going to happen is, i think weather is 40%, 45%, or 50%, you've got almost half the country that is very upset with nike right now. and, nike just kind of jumped on the neoliberal bandwagon, and the anti-trump bandwagon. the reality is, millions of people voted for trump. millions of people like trump. why do you want to turn them off to your product? >> don't think they expected this back

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