finally tonight, you heard our conversation with intel's chief financial officer regarding cash investment management company value line is giving a chunk of its cash back to its shareholders with a special dividend. shares rocketed 19% higher. instead of a regular quarterly dividend, shareholders will get a $2 payout in a couple of weeks. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: when most people think of ikea, they think of hip, modern, affordable furniture. but the world's biggest furniture chain says there's another reason to shop there: its commitment to the environment. as erika miller reports in tonight's "shoptalk," the company says being eco-friendly is a major business advantage. >> reporter: ikea hopes that when customers consider buying its furniture, they won't just think of the hassle of do-it- yourself assembly. instead the company wants them to see the advantages of flat packing. it helps lower prices, and is better for the environment. ikea u.s.a. president mike ward says those have been core values from the start of the company over 60 years ago in sweden. >> we've always been

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because they realize the dollar is a dying currency actually drone head of research ashmore investment management in london in this article in bloomberg says chinese policymakers want to be seen as a stabilizing factor they want to become a reserve currency and they will become a reserve currency so this is the one story that you and i have been talking about since the beginning of this fear is that something to look for for two thousand and ten is the currency war that's right that was a major theme we identified had the beginning of the year currency wars as the global economy has shifted out of manufacturing and away from. export import and judging each other's currency based on things like trade balance and savings rates and has moved into a purely financial ization type of economy where it's algorithmic trading computer trading robot trading to go with drone you know it's a fantastic analogy in america these drone warfare to go and strike people many times civilians you know the america kill civilians in pakistan every day now as part of their need to blow up bombs to enhance their g.d.p. th

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management portfolio going forward. it's important to note, and there has not been a lot of discussion about this. the range of tools performing on high drolg, if you invest in this you should expect it will perform more poorly in the future than today. that's not just a matter of looking that vulnerability of your existing system but it helps drive water manager's choices going forward. because - if you look at the next slide, the question of water manager's impact starts with snow,pack, storage loss, but if your planning a reservoir it's important to note there's a significant potential for decrease in total reservoir inflow. a number of panelist mentioned that so if your thinking to invest, make sure the water your thinking about capturing will be there in several decades. if your thinking about a new or augmented storage, surface diversion. think about what's going to happen to stream flows and if the water is there in several decades. it may be there today and not in the future. you think of relying on new ground water basins that rely on natural recharge. think about higher evaporation losses. what these things have in common is that tools that rely

money terms the algorithms than all the algorithmic trading hits the market real live human investment managers are not doing this buying they know that after the rally that we've had we're now back to where we were first in one nine hundred ninety eight could use a full loses the other side the avatar of charlie mongers are equities market or this they're hurting the sheep in there the average stock buyer to slaughter them i mean i was working on wall street we said sheer don't slaughter because you wanted to rip these people up you know the next day but charlie munger and his equity cult and they are cults and they should also be outlawed around the world the cult of sex he wants people not to just hear them he wants to slaughter them where you might also want to look at the story and ask why is the government trying to encourage you to get into the equities markets and remember governments are bankrupt they're bankrupt around the world. and they want you in there because they are the other side of the trade they want to take your money that's what markets are designed to do it's the other si

quote, by necessity the fed spends a considerable amount of time spending with investment managers, bankconomists and market strategists. a reuters investigation found the information flow goes both ways as fed officials let their guard down with former colleagues and other close private sector contacts. does pimco or do you know that other major institutions have better information as to what the federal reserve is thinking or doing than anybody else? >> oh, dylan, i sort of liken this to wall street buzz as to wall street inside information. it's like going to a neighborhood cocktail party and asking what you've heard about the johnsons. no one really knows what goes on inside their house, but a lot of people are willing to gossip about it. i think that's basically the situation. it's almost entirely gossip. no one knows what goes on inside the hallowed halls of the federal reserve. we'd like to think we do. >> speaking of the federal reserve, the author of "the black swan" and a fairly provocative author on our current financial structure predicting recently in an interview the federa

investment. stellar management was no longer able to conduct this redevelopment project. this new arrival of fortress investment group and their affiliates in the proce ownership clearly is not a minority ownership. they are a majority ownership and this entire project should be rescheduled and started anew. it should be stopped in its track at this point until it can be determined that there is a financial responsibility on the part of the new people to carry out this project and give support to the various representations that have been made so far with this project. this new partner needs to be brought into the process. frankly, you should go back to square one and start all over again. president miguel: thank you. >> good evening, commissioners, eric brooks here representing san francisco green party and our city. i just want to speak in strong opposition to moving forward, strong opposition to the e.i.r. and the project itself. the rent control is a key issue, if you guarantee current tenants rent control for the rest of their lives, it's not going to guarantee rent c

for anybody that has to deal with this and stay with adaptive management and the state has the resources now if we think broadly on how to invest them and you have had excellent managers talk to you about the consistent directions in which we're going. thank you. >> well that was terrific panel and i've been told we have until fifty five after for q and a and we'll start over here. >> thank you i'm from the planning and cancer vabs league. i have two questions from or for director snow. you mentioned it's difficult to get the water community to understand global warming and we're happy to work with you in that process to help with that are you planning on including climate change in your next state water project so that everyone? this room under stands what they should face as they start so to make the decision. the second thing is with, ab 32 one of the first parts is the adoption of the initial action and we've heard from the governor that he's very interested in having all state agencies things that can be implemented by 2010 to reduce the carbon imprints and we strongly recommend the california you are bin water councils ma

learned saving is becoming more common and it's not just keeping cash in bank deposits but managing investments experts say there's definitely been a recovery in drilling comes into spring at the same time you know domestic demand has picked up somewhat however i think what's the most important change in trend over the last year and a half because of the crisis has been the increased saving stray show fresh individuals and i think that applies to them highly affluent segment as well as you know the average consumer now more than ever demand for wealth management is making its way to russia and as the rich deposit their cash in the countries banking system they could just provide liquidity that will lead to new. investment opportunities in your longer business r.t. . time check out the markets now in japanese shares are trading higher on monday morning taking a good many rebounding from earlier declines among the big again is the shares of fiji heavy industry meaningful to send a muster gaining three percent hong kong shares are also rising and investors snapped at results actually stopped on ti

the managing partner of chat man capital investment management and he'll tell you, maybe where we shouldt our money, should we still buy, silver at an all-time high and surged 36%, just this year, ed, we know that industrial metals, there are uses other than jewelry, as in gold and what should we buy. >> first of all, thanks for having me on and jamie, the answer is, you buy basically almost any real hard asset today. because, every time the government says, quantitative easing or an additional stimulus, what they are really saying is more inflation coming down the road. so these prices are rising, because of the perception that is very real, we are probably going to see higher inflation and these will go up along with diamonds and real estate and so, go out and absolutely buy some, now, they are at higher levels, we know that and that doesn't mean you don't go in and buy but do it with balance because the prices are going higher for sure. >> jamie: when you look at gold at $1300 i have heard people speculate it could go to $5,000, how much of that should we believe and if we invest, wha

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joining us now, managing partner for chatwood investment managers, ed, you know, every time you hear're going forward and then we hear from the bargaining industry in particular about these mortgage foreclosures, and we're taking a deep breath to watch what's going on. what's happening right here aen how concerned should we be about these mortgage foreclosures slowing down the growth in our economy? >> yeah, sure, and by the way, it was really, you know, be terrible to be a bank executive in the last two years, you know, it's been very, very tough, but to understand this, kelly, what you have to do is look and understand how stocks move. stock prices move based on projected earnings. they either go up or down and you have a lot of very smart people on wall street who do analysis on the big banks, with the mortgage fiasco and the news that just came out. really, people don't have a lot of clarity where stock prices are going to go, they don't know where the earnings are going to be for the companies and because of that, people are selling those things off. should you be worried long-t

i mean while you're home very mort chief investment office and founding partner at paramount asset management told r.t. that russia still has a poor image among foreign businessmen and that's hurting investment. unfortunately the reputation of russia the perception of russia remains quite unfortunate shouldn't food oneself if one goes out and he has people speak honestly they have extremely scared of russia. inflation corruption mafia absence of rule of law our experience in russia has been in over seventeen years almost that we haven't had to pay a bribe we haven't had to pay protection money we've had very good results and actually looking at perception versus reality i think reality is ten times better than perception even though we are again worse ten times they would need to be the privatisation of russia's largest states companies could go slower than planned they had a view to be bank has told r.t. the president of fiji be bank under a question also spoke about the company's move into a new issuance we do have entrance not many but i agree that. very important. group here so we have pl

but patterson was the p in spo partners, a low-profile but highly successful investment firm, started in 1989. it managesed portfolio of public and private investments, but he is also well known for his philanthropic activities and his leadership role in rebuilding the academy of sciences and moving it to its new home buying golden gate park. this month, he contributed $250,000 to the campaign for the academy and was a major donor and fund raiser for it. he was born in columbus, ohio. he graduated from harvard, and after a two-year stint at an analysts, he earned his mba from stanford university. he is survived by to the we was sons, and a daughter, eleanor. other family members and his much loved and appreciated for his efforts here locally. i would like to revert to an item on today's adoption without reference calendar, which seeks to encourage that the upcoming october 10 gay pride parade in belgrade, serbia, which will be first gay-rights march since 2001 when extremists attacked the participants and forced the cancellation of the event. hopefully this year, there is a sense that the government will

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