j.p. morganhase with a new address in the big apple, what the move means for employees in the tri-state area. we will dive into thing stocks through the eyes of the --fang stocks in the eyes -- vonnie: taylor riggs with us halfway into the trading day and what is happening with stocks? , alor: mostly green broad-based rally, returning to green after a losing day yesterday. nasdaq 100, large-cap tech stocks are outperforming and small caps outperforming. a broad-based rally. sector, we are charting the s&p tech relative to the utilities index, that is an white. -- in white. outperformed and relative to the blue come s&p 500 -- outperformed and relative to the blue, s&p 500. the general market, i am watching advanced auto parts, up 10%, even within conservative guidance from management with analysts optimistic, saying they should see sales growth in line with the industry and watch out for the margin expansion, one of the key analysts looking at that stock, up more than 11%. vonnie: thank you. sher

the first one is from zero has j.p. morgan publishes the big queen bible the second one is us arizona senate passes a bill to allow tax payments and bitcoin or goldman sachs raises gold price forecasts and one more what crossed stocks and that's from wall street dot com yes well they j.p. morgan issuing their big claim but of all the you say the insiders of the organizations are in revolt jamie dimon their leader has been discredited jamie dimon their leader has been a known scamps or a penny pincher a regulatory nightmare somebody who has nickel and dimed america to near death a cumulative billion dollars of pennies and like some bad superman movie or that other film office space now it all dovetails nicely into the states rights of arizona saying you know what we want the business we want the tax revenue crypto is the marijuana of money you can't smoke it but you can get high off it and they're thinking you know what we love it we've already got the bottom next door they're making big but i can the casino business and the bu

paragraph pleading j.p. morgan is pleading with the central banks not to let them die because they say fractional reserve banking was a tremendous innovation that surely contributed greatly to global growth over the last two centuries and we would expect the central banks would think twice before disturbing the source of capital to the private sector that's a heinous lie i mean a so ridiculously over the top absurd to say the fractional reserve banking is contributed mightily to the group of the growth of the economy it has grown mightily to the growth of debt and made us put the globe into this debt straitjacket hundreds of percentage of debt to g.d.p. around the world it's essentially like saying to pablo escobar that putting baby powder and just cocaine which is like fractional reserve banking banking contributed enormously to his cocaine empire that's true but if you want to run the world like a cocaine empire like the jamie diamonds and the lloyd blankfein and then the new central bank president then it's not

paragraph pleading j.p. morgan is pleading with the central banks not to let them die because they say fractional reserve banking was a tremendous innovation that surely contributed greatly to global growth over the last two centuries and we would expect the central banks would think twice before disturbing the source of capital to the private sector that's a heinous lie i mean a so ridiculously over the top absurd to say the fractional reserve banking is contributed mightily to the group of the growth of the economy it has grown mightily to the growth of debt and made us put the globe into this debt straitjacket hundreds of percentage of debt to g.d.p. around the world it's essentially like saying to pablo escobar that putting baby powder and just cocaine which is like fractional reserve banking banking contributed enormously to his cocaine empire that's true but if you want to run the world like a cocaine empire like the jamie diamonds and the lloyd blankfein is then the new central bank president then it's not h

amazon is joining forces with j.p. morgan and berkshire hathaway.it means for the health industry, next. taiwan may be positioning itself to be the next cryptocurrency hub in asia, following crackdowns. our full coverage from taiwan, later this hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: amazon, berkshire hathaway, and j.p. morgan are planning a new company to provide u.s. employees with tech solutions for simplified care at a reasonable cost. this could possibly be a massive disruptor for the industry where rising costs are under the microscope. the trio is an unexpected partnership. what is not as a prize is amazon's expansion into another sector. >> there is absolutely nothing to stop this company. >> amazon is a powerhouse in the digital space and online space and their acquisition of whole foods is a game changer. >> the risk here to the incumbent payment players is that amazon decides to build it on paypal. >> amazon has been great. all the things they have done, we can't do is sit idly by and allow them to take our business. >> this company could dou

the first one is from zero has j.p. morgan publishes the big queen bible the second one is us arizona senate passes a bill to allow tax payments and bitcoin or goldman sachs raises gold price forecast and one more what crossed stocks and that's from wall street dot com yes well they j.p. morgan issuing their big claim but of all the you say the insiders of the organizations are in revolt jamie dimon their leader has been discredited jamie dimon their leader has been known scams are a penny pincher a regulatory nightmare somebody who has nickel and dimed america to near death and cumulated a billion dollars of pennies and like some bad superman movie or that other film office space now it all dovetails nicely into the states rights of arizona saying you know what we want the business we want the tax revenue crypto is the marijuana of money you can't smoke it but you can get high off it and they're thinking you know what we love it we've already got now bought a next door they're making big bank in the casino business in the bun

and j.p. morgan, berkshire are going to try to build this. to build direct relationships with health care systems and with providers. they need to do direct contracting. that is where a lot of the cost is. the cost of health care is actually care itself. they need to get down into where care is provided and develop contracts. they need to bring the know-how around engaging with the consumer, around paying. that is where j.p. morgan comes in. they have expertise in payment rails. you are talking about a broad population. you have to underwriter help the risk and cost. that is where berkshire hathaway comes in. amazon comes in with the consumer engagement know-how and the analytics and data around segmenting population according to their risk. road, aey have a lot of lot of would check. a company like amazon, they have proven almost every single health caree economy is a percent of gdp. i don't see why they wouldn't start attacking this industry. emily: right. how much could this threaten the incumbents in industry standards -- incumbents and i

this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: amazon, berkshire hathaway, and j.p. morgannning a new company to provide u.s. employees with tech solutions for simplified care at a reasonable cost. this could possibly be a massive disruptor for the industry where rising costs are under the microscope. the trio is an unexpected partnership. what is not a surprise is amazon's expansion into another sector. >> there is absolutely nothing to stop this company. >> amazon is a powerhouse in the digital space and online space and their acquisition of whole foods is a game changer. >> the risk here to the incumbent payment players is that amazon decides to build it on paypal. -- build its own paypal. >> amazon has been great. all the things they have done, but what we cannot do is sit idly by and allow them to take our business. >> this company could double from here. two $2000 per share. >> they are going to be a force in content, in search, 55% of u.s. product searches we calculate are initiated on amazon. last but not least, on advertising. >> wherever amazon is bumping up again

the first one is from zero has j.p. morgan publishes the big queen bible the second one is us arizona senate passes a bill to allow tax payments and bitcoin or goldman sachs raises gold price forecasts and one more what crossed stocks and that's from wall street dot com yes well they j.p. morgan issuing their big claim but of all the you say the insiders of the organizations are in revolt jamie dimon their leader has been discredited jamie dimon their leader has been a known scamps or a penny pincher a regulatory nightmare somebody who has nickel and dimed america to near death a cumulative billion dollars of pennies and like some bad superman movie or that other film office space now it all dovetails nicely into the state's rights of arizona saying you know what we want the business we want the tax revenue crypto is the marijuana of money you can't smoke it but you can get high off it and they're thinking you know what we love it we've already got now bought a next door they're making big bank in the casino business in the bu

in that case, we would meet and confer with j.p. morgan, re-establish a baseline and renegotiate the terms of the agreement. what is important to note, that in all cases, this is not recourse to the power enterprise. the rest is its own inspects financial operation. so the forms of the document before you are one, the form of the credit agreement and it takes -- sets forth the terms of the agreement including repayment terms and includes the form of an irrevocable letter of credit issued to central power. power sales, counterparties. it also contains the fee agreement and the terms of which are -- i specified a little earlier. so the requested commission action is to approve the form of the credit agreement with j.p. morgan for not to exceed amount of $150 million. and to authorize the general manager to negotiate final terms and execute the credit agreement. now this agreement wouldn't be signed until we were at the point of executing power purchase agreements that would come before you in february 2013. or february 13. next month. that c

jeff from blackrock kathleen and , nick from j.p. morgan asset management.have you with me. we will be here the same time next week. 5:30 in london. this was "real yield," this is bloomberg tv. ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. this is bloomberg "etf iq." where we focus on the assets, risks, and rewards of exchange traded funds. ♪ scarlet: are we on the cusp of seeing the whites of inflation's eyes? how the latest wage income and price data are causing a shift in investors' portfolios. ibm's watson is now stock picker, sort of. we talked to the team behind aieq. it's an actively managed etf that uses machine learning to choose a new stock every day. and this week there is an etf for that, we take you inside one that

is now kind of minor in that you got to get into it j.p. morgan had deny deny deny deny the power and existence of a big question now there they've capitulated and they're accepting it now they're writing declined bibles the other argument by no corners as they're called has been that until you pay taxes in your with bitcoin then it's not a real currency and arizona senate passes a bill to allow tax payments in big coin there isn't a senate passed a bill on february eighth to allow residents in the state to pay their taxes with cryptocurrency as public records indicate the senate bill one zero nine one which intends to enable cryptocurrency is not just because for tax payment was introduced january tenth twenty eighteen passed by the senate finance committee by a four to three vote on january twenty fourth on february eighth the senate passed a bill by sixteen to thirteen margin with one no veiled record just got to be felt like a i'm a ted right still has to pass their own ass here shit if they're like we were so wrong about those big going thing

j.p. morgan and chase companies vice president. the firm's $150 million commitment to detroit in the global cities initiative. thank you for being with us. [applause] >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. thank you to the u.s. congress of mayors. you have been great partners and leaders, just in new orleans for the executive leaders meeting. as the mayor mentions, part of corporate responsibility group that shape the morgan chase. it's a city strategy that is new. i've been at this job about a year and half. spaced on a lot of great work that j.p. morgan chase has been doing through our foundation from a really long time. i don't have to tell you that cities are key drivers of economic growth. the senator mentioned it. 80% of people live in urban areas. this is where challenges are their most acute. whether income disparity, job growth, housing, public safety, these are all it touching down in cities and you are on the front line. we have come to recognize that these require comprehensive ap

is now kind of on our you got to get into it j.p. morgan had deny deny deny deny the power and existence of a big way now they're they've capitulated and they're accepting it now they're right in between bibles the other argument by no corners as they're called has been that until you pay taxes in your with bitcoin then it's not a real currency and arizona senate passes a bill to allow tax payments in big coin there isn't a senate passed a bill on february eighth to allow residents in the state to pay their taxes with cryptocurrency as public records indicate the senate bill one zero nine one which intends to enable cryptocurrency ease not just because for tax payment was introduced january tenth twenty eighteen passed by the senate finance committee by a forty three vote january twenty fourth on february eighth the senate passed a bill by sixteen to thirteen margin with one novell j. records it's got to be felt like a i'm a ted right is still has to pass they're going to ask here shift there like man we were so wrong about this big going t

so if you are for j.p. morganill be spread out into other offices for the next years but then you have a new tower to come back to. a some ways it is leaving present for his successor. it will be done by the time he is about to step down five years now. his commitment to new york in a big way. >> germany's largest bank is cutting at least 250 jobs globally at its corporate and investment bank, deutsche bank is trying to limit expenses. deep, theyuld run could be over 500 layoffs on the past few weeks. they're in locations including london and the u.s.. >> the challenge is to increase tom price and cutting costs at the same time, obviously it was in the conundrum. we have to keep in mind that a effort at of deutsche bank to cut costs. i think what people need to look out for is what is happening at the management level. there is a bit of a struggle therebetween the forces that want to cut costs on the one side and the ones that want to invest and expand the investment bank on the other side. it is hard to reconcile

♪ ♪ see how a personalized financial strategy and access to j.p. morganrtise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> home is where the heart is, and yesterday my heart was broken. >> tears and togetherness for a small florida community reeling from tragedy. thousands united in grief, try to understand and to cope. good evening, i'm daschle. >> and i'm kristen sze in for al alma daetz. >> maggie ruhle where thousands gathered in solidarity tonight. maggie? >> reporter: dan and kristen, it's been one day since one of the worst mass shootings in modern history. the entire community of parkland is leaning on each other for support. >> this is our home and this is where we will not be intimidated by evil. >> reporter: a community in mourning, 17 lives lost, many of them steteenage students. >> i can imagine going to biology class and not seeing her next to me. it's craze iz. >> reporter: she survived the attack. >> i'm in shock. an emotional wreck. i don't know how to take this and i'm just -- i'm thankful

thing the most important we are talking about at j.p. morgans a resumption of the phillips curve relationship. there has been a lot of conversations whether the relationship between unemployment and wages has effectively gone away. we don't believe that is the case. in reality, we are forecasting a steepening of that relationship forward. in which case, it provides an additional driver to inflation that we don't believe is fully captured in the numbers right now. so we are currently seeing the barden -- in the market what is in line with that thesis. yousef: is there additional cost to taxpayers because of the recent political drama but also the economic reality in the united states and globally? james: i think the answer is an unqualified yes. if you look at what the u.s. government is doing, it is using -- acal policy that is fiscal of policpolicy. it will be the largest amount of debt that the u.s. government has carried in a non-recessionary period in u.s. history. by definition, that will increase the overall supply of debt in the market,

so if you are for j.p. morgan will be spread out into other offices for the next years but then you have a new tower to come back to. >> in some ways it is jamie dimon leaving a present for his successor. it will be done around the time that he is planning to step down about five years from now. so he is committing to new york in a big way. >> germany's largest bank is cutting at least 250 jobs globally at its corporate and investment bank, deutsche bank is trying to limit expenses. amid a sustained slide in the securities unit. the cuts could run deep, they could be over 500 layoffs on the . over the past few weeks, they have cut positions in london and at the u.s. >> the challenge is to increase topline while cutting costs at the same time, obviously it was a conundrum. we have to keep in mind that this is part of a effort at deutsche bank to cut costs. i think what people need to look out for is what is happening at the management level, because i think there is a struggle there between the forces that want to

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that they want uncorrelated assets you're talking about earlier that's one of the benefits as well j.p. morgan put up the bible of crypto currencies this morning because they want to base that as they want because there's no matter what jamie says the fact is that shareholders want profits of course jamie is just talking pension funds have a problem if you look at everybody's forecast of traditional assets over the next decade where the p a q our research affiliates are g.m.o. even vanguard is telling us you're going to make low single digits you're actually assumed rate of seven so you're going to get there so you've got to find these one core of the assets with the private investments to give an illiquid the premium real say venture capital center or something like crypto currencies big coin a serious setter where you're going to get this lift from the network effect that's such an incredible touch to say that interest rates have been artificially low for years an error is due to the bailouts that are ongoing for the banking sector and your pension rates are as we thought they'd be seven per

j.p. morgans we're in they remain kept everything smaller than that was in the bricks at camp and they are being squeezed out of the single market quite deliberately because they can't afford the overhead costs of the regulation j.p. morgan and others who would remain exactly they can and the owner they've got a nice. ok well we're going to have jeremy call been much about saving the bailed out citi everything that it is going to. give anything from the labor party to get a long stay. and imposition of his as regards sovereignty to leave the european union how do you know that there isn't a great secret breaks it unsaid unsaid memo going around the city must not be allowed to zero tariffs it's coming from brussels as part of the brics and to go she ations after all these big banks all want to remain what do you call the city will get is not yet clear i certainly accept that my expectation is that it will ultimately be based on arrangements that opportunity. and there is a lot of regulation in place for that to be the case already the christmas regulations you will get taught one way talk t

single market quite deliberately because they can't afford the overhead costs of the regulation j.p. morgan and others who would remain exactly they can in the end i think was a nice older couple. ok well we're going to have jeremy call been much about saving the bailed out city everything that is really strange you really don't have anything from the labor party at all doesn't it a longstanding position of his as regards sovereignty to leave the european union how do you know that there isn't a great secret breaks it unsaid. memo going around the city must not be allowed to zero tariffs it's coming from brussels as part of the brics and to go she asians after all these big banks all want to remain what the city will get is not yet clear and i certainly accept that my expectation is that it will ultimately be based on arrangements that are pretty similar and there's a lot of regulation in place for that to be the case already the christmas regulations you will get taught one way talk the other way the french will say you know we're not going to wait in the city you have single market privil

leadership coming from names including apple, exxon mobil, and j.p. morgan.hese were down in a big way last week. apple a trigger in some ways for the selloff we have seen. they had a disappointing quarter around the iphone sales and guided the stock. it is still 200 below the moving average. they are not out of the woods yet and perhaps not the selloff. exxon rebounding nicely. the stock had been down about 17% during the selloff with oil flirting at $60 a barrel or j.p. morgan a rally up less than 1% after the financials have come under pressure with what seems to be a tougher fed. one thing we like to take a look at in the bloomberg, that is g last week on the selloff, we had stocks hitting 52-week lows. put this in the perspective of 2015 and 2016 where was closer to 40%, and also back in 2018 -- 2008. last week selloff pales in comparison. the question is whether or not this will last. it suggests there could be more selling ahead. on today's whisk rally, we do have the commodities confirming -- risk rally, we do have commodities confirming the worst wee

that they want uncorrelated assets you're talking about earlier that's one of the benefits as well j.p. morgan put up the bible of crypto currencies this morning because they want to base that as they want because there's no matter what jamie says the fact is that shareholders want profits of course jamie is just talking pension funds have a problem if you look at everybody's forecast of traditional assets over the next decade where the p. a q our research affiliates or g.m.o. even vanguard is telling us you're going to make low single digits you actually assumed rate of seven so you're not going to get there so you've got to find these one core of the assets with the private investments to give you an illiquid the premium real estate venture capital center or something like crypto currencies big going to syria and center where you're going to get this lift from the network effect that's such an incredible pitch to say that interest rates have been artificially low for years and the error is due to the bailouts that are ongoing for the banking sector and your pension rates are as we thought th

key that we have with us bruce of j.p. morganbest chart into every interview we've done since 5:00 afternoon, all the pros are looking at bonds. gross is looking at bonds. dean is looking at bonds and bruce is looking at bonds. the 10-year yield from thanksgiving. own we go in price and the rebound yesterday that dean has talked about a number of ways. bruce, the basic economic ambiguity is we can have lower price on that chart and higher yields. and that's good for america. that's good for the economy. could it be good for the markets? time, it could. if we are watching what is a synchronized ly recovery take place. nd we're following that with a need for central banks to normalize policy stances. interest rates should be going rates should be going up with the healthy equity market. now ssue, i think we have is that over the last year, equity markets have gone up. arkets have understood the growth story. but because inflation was low, because central banks were there was a iet, complacency we think that was built in that was re

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you have j.p. morgan, goldman sachs and those individuals. connecticut with its insurance. california and facebook. it is all laid out. the greatest civilization creates the greatest economic system in the history of mankind. you have a history of the south, east, and california. how do they do it? it is called financial engineering and social engineering. host: we have a lot of callers. if you can wrap up in one more sentence, that would be great. caller: you just talk about the n.r.a. and these shootings. the n.r.a. is actually a terrorist organization. andtalk about the f.b.i. the f.b.i. never went after the n.r.a. or the tea party. can i plug my book? host: we have to move on to rudy on the democratic line from sun city, california. caller: good morning, kimberly. after the indictments yesterday, trump tweeted out that we should beware of false allegations and conspiracy theories. i almost lost my lunch when i read those tweets. i guess he must have been talking about alex jones, hannity, and fox news. and of course, donald trump himself. that is about all i have to say

later on, amazon, berkshire hathaway, and j.p. morganhase are their own independent health care company for their employees. we will talk to margo sanger katz about how this merger could shake up the health care market. we will be right back. ♪ >> sunday night on "after words," patrice cons keller's with her book, "when they call you a terrorist: a black lives matter memoir." >> as we created black lives matter, we need we have to get people on board. we also have to interrupt when people try to co-opt black lives matter. we spent a significant amount of the first year ensuring it was not co-opted and challenging people in our own movement and people to not say our lives matter and say other communities matter, but to really focus on black people and be ok and be allies and be a solidarity with black people. then we took it out to the world. words" sundayr night at 9:00 eastern on c-span twos book tv. "q&a,"ay on c-span's "new york times" staff photographer doug mills talks about the photos he took while covering president trump. >> obvi

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does j.p. morganre polarized economically than it was 10 years ago or 20 years ago? john: probably more so than it was 20 years ago. i'm not sure it's that dramatically different than it was 10 years ago. francine: john, when you look at euro level, you know, at what point does this become a concern for mario drag snow they're kind of on a good cause. all economic indicators are, in certain cases, a bit stronger than expected for the eurozone. but if the euro keeps on rising, at some point it will start hurting growth. john: right. my guess is you would need the currency to be at least 10% stronger in trade weighted terms to reduce growth by a few tenths of a percent act point. but you still have other factors, such as corporate profits and expansion, which are supporting growth. i don't think a meaningfully stronger euro is a make or break issue for growth. it is going to be a big driver of inflation. if inflation fails to pick up, it's, to me, very unlikely the e.c.b. is going to be tightening in th

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bitcoin position well he started small it became large when it went up a lot last year about ten fold j.p. morgan has come out and said finally that we actually kind of like bitcoin despite what jamie dimon says it's a non correlated asset yes now why is that important market non correlate of assets reduce the risk in a portfolio one of the things about wealth right is all great wealth comes from concentration every great pool wealth came from somebody being concentrated business ownership stock position real estate position all great wealth is preserved through diversification in this way how do you create a small fortune start with a large one and stay concentrated so what correlates of ass it does is it lowers the risk and the market's won the nobel prize for this when you take bonds and you add stocks risk goes down at hedge funds risk goes down and venture capital risk goes down at bitcoin risk goes down not up because it moves countercyclical that's a really good important point that actually adding this part of fallujah reduces the risk because you're diversifying in a non correlated out.

you see amazon, berkshire and j.p. morgan chase come up with whatever they've come up with i think it's a response to this frustration. you have slight changes. high deductible health plans which i think the verdict, at least the early verdict, it's not done enough to keep health costs lower. or to lower them at all. and they come back at some point throughout the year. and it's really more same old-same old. so, what does a combination like abc, if you call it amazon berkshire chase, what does that look like? does it mean that you'll see more direct to employers? that the competition paradigm has changed? that somehow traditional insurance, maybe they still pay claims, but how that health care is provided or paid for, that there is some change and that employers might bring that change if they have, for example, hr departments that are perhaps more creative than what we've seen at traditional insurance? maybe that's what cvs brings to the table looking at a new way with aetna should that merger go through? so, i think the hi

joining forces with j.p. morgan and amazon to fight that. will -- what will you be looking for?they will talk about. i'm intrigued by it. insurance companies have an enormous amount of benefit because they can teach the people that are members of the captive insurance company habits that are more helpful -- healthful. different levels of coverage. it is a superior way to cover the liabilities. the scale that they have by merging the reason three companies together. on top of that you have amazon with its extraordinary marketing and distribution that promises to make a huge impact on how they use ai to better impact health care. it is exciting. thank you very, much for joining us. no doubt going to be up all weekend there. make up your mind, the s&p selling off into the close. if you have a bloomberg terminal you can watch us online, click on charts and graphics, and interact with us directly. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: what i am watching is the close. this is what we have seen over the last few days. selling into the close. why? the big money and the big funds are selling into t

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