. >> reporter: you can see the signs of a strengthening job market at hightower, a commercial real estate technology company in new york. c.e.o. brandon weber started the company with two partners just two years ago. >> in the last 18 months alone, we've added 50 jobs just here in new york. >> reporter: jobs that typically pay well, in the upper five figures, and webber says the pace of hiring is accelerating. >> a lot of that is a function of can we find the right people? >> reporter: good jobs are back, according to a new study out of georgetown university. of 6.6 million jobs added in the recovery, the study found 2.9 million, or 44%, are good jobs that pay more than $53,000 annually, most with benefits. almost all these jobs have gone to college graduates. >> i started applying for jobs in january of my senior year. i probably applied to over 50 positions. >> reporter: after graduating college two years ago, 23-year-old bianca soliz found work as a paralegal before moving to customer relations at hightower in january. >> i'm actually making more here at hightower, and the perks are gr

hightower is the new blueprint for financial advice. we go by the fiduciary standard to put our clients first. not because fiduciary is the latest fad, that because it is what we were built to do. >> i used to dread getting up to go to work. >> i was tired of being a starving artist. >> i started looking for a business that i believed in. >> he helped me create a business plan, and helped me implement it. >> they really taught me how to think big. >> i am here, because of score. >> get your free business mentor at score.org. >> if you are watching in new york, chicago or washington dc, make sure to tune in for "wall street week," starting at its new time next week. anthony: we' re back with ken langone. gary: let' s turn to the markets and the economy and the fed. your overall thoughts in terms of the stock market? ken: i wish i was 21 again. the opportunities in america today are better than they were when i was 21. gary: that' s about some of the politics, which we can get into. ken: the fact of the matter is, as i look at the world -

hightower is the new blueprint for financial advice. we live by the fiduciary standard, a legal pledge to put our clients' interests first, not because fiduciary is the latest fad because that is what we were built to do. >> i used to dread getting up going to work. >> i was tired of being a starving artist. >> i started looking around for business i believed in. i wanted to do something more green. >> they helped me create a business plan and implement it. >> they really taught me how to think big. >> i' m here because of score. >> get your free business mentor at score.org. are back. gary: you launch an activist campaign against the company. what you are doing. donald: we are one of two companies in history with 8% of the company that got 100% of the s the good news. the good news is we ran all our models, and we brought in a guy named lorenzo who used to run metals inc. for leon black. it' humming machine. we got rid of the $6 billion he' s reduced debt. he' s reduced expenses. he' s ok for a couple years. goes from $140 a ton , and

from astoria, new york, please welcome tony hightower. [cheers and applause] what's up, tony?is is over the course of a decade. it's not been--i didn't do them all, like, this last week or anything. >> still, that's quite a lot. and you're no stranger to the "millionaire" stage, i hear.>> that is also true. last year, i was here as the plus one of ken jennings. >> that dummy. >> yeah. >> yeah, the tv trivia legend. >> yes, the greatest game show contestant in the history of this country. >> and you were the person he was turning to. >> yeah. no pressure. >> yeah! [laughs] >> none. i got to say, there was no shame in, to spoil this for anybody who hasn't seen it, getting the question wrong that he did also not know. there's no shame in not knowing something that ken jennings also doesn't know. >> because no human knows it. >> right, exactly. it's basically unknowable. >> then i am extremely honored and excited to have you here and excited to play with you today. this is fantastic. >> i'm thrilled too. this is gonna be... uh, no pressure, hightower. >> all right, well, i probabl

from astoria, new york, please welcome tony hightower. [cheers and applause] what's up, tony?leasure to meet you, pleasure. >> this is great. [sighs]

from astoria, new york, please welcome tony hightower. [cheers and applause] what's up, brother?

"wall street week," in part by hightower, and anthony: we are back with stephen tananbaum. and mary and robert. we' ve got about $46 billion of industrial assets that are payable. we' re going to get some answers as to what' s been happening. robert, want to stop with you. what do you tell people it' s been happening? rob: we want to focus on what happened and why it happened and the opportunity it created as a result of it happening. in terms of what happened, it' s a bull market correction. it' s caused by growth and policy scares we' ve seen in the market. there' s been since 194011 bull markets. 2210% corrections since then. -- 22 10% corrections since then. we' re trying to tell clients use this as an opportunity to upgrade the quality of her portfolio. gary: mary, do you agree? what do you tell the people? mary: when panic strikes, you have to have an approach. we talk about how much risk you are comfortable with and the quality that you own and has that changed? we may feel insane today, but in an insane world, we have to keep our sanity. the risk we talked about bef

from astoria, new york, please welcome tony hightower. [cheers and applause] what's up, tony? meet you, pleasure. >> this is great. [sighs] >> 2,000. >> well, this is over the cour

from astoria, new york, please welcome tony hightower. [cheers and applause] what's up, brother?.

from astoria, new york, please welcome tony hightower. [cheers and applause] what's up, brother?aughter] >> you have hosted 2,000 trivia nights... >> thereabouts. >> does anything compare to this? >> nothing even close to this. this is-- i'm-- i've learned so much. >> about yourself even, i'm sure. >> about myself, about-- about what pressure is. >> yeah. >> this has been amazing. >> you have been here before. you were the plus one... >> yes. >> for tv trivia master ken jennings. >> the greatest game show contestant of all time, ken jennings, yeah. >> but let it be said that he was on this show and got $100,000. >> mm-hmm. ken got questions he could get, and then got to a point and stopped, and... i feel a little more brave than i would've-- >> i was gonna say. >> you know, sitting in the plus one seat is really hard. >> well, i was gonna ask you, if you, you know, with three questions left, do you have a strategy, have you thought about, "when i get to this point..." you know, do you have a strategy

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