. ♪ ♪ >> wack to barron's roundtable, i'm jack otter, we begin with what 3 things investors should beout right now, dow dropped 900 points in two days in response of worrisome economic signals but bounced back after decent job's number, ipo slides and investors start to do real man and "nuclear option", dropping submission to zero and sending

. ♪ ♪ >> wack to barron's roundtable, i'm jack otter, we begin with what 3 things investors should benking about right now, dow dropped 900 points in two days in response of worrisome economic signals but bounced back after decent job's number, ipo slides and investors start to do real man and "nuclear option", dropping submission to zero and sending brokerage's table sinking, so jack, mr. market is depressive and proved it once again, this week. >> we start off the week with lousy manufacturing numbers and then you look at the markets, well, that's a good thing because now the fed is really going to cut rates and everyone says, bad news is good news and then you have, no, no, rates are too low. bad news and good news and maybe back news again. i think that's straight up good news. >> but you've done absolutely nothing to help figure out what the market is doing. >> they try to, you know, skew the numbers to the wrong take, i think we have more of what we've seen. manufacturing, we can put that off in the trade we are going on but the consumer economy is larger and more important and

jack otter? >> best time to buy stocks is to buy low.uy health care stocks was the day obamacare passed. i'm bullish on this out of favor group. maria: sticking your neck out. >> who can run as far away from capitalism as possible must be confusing to the billion people around the world brought out of poverty by capitalism. hopefully we will get some answers tonight. >> tonight's a big night. i'm watching earnings. maria: all right. there you go. have a great day. great show. right to "varney & company." charles, take it away. charles: thank you very much. good morning. i'm charles payne. stuart will be back tomorrow. we have a ton of big stories for you today. >>> earnings season kicking off this morning with several big dow components reporting. higher profits at johnson & johnson, the company also raised its guidancement loo. looks like the lawsuits aren't hurting them. 13,000 lawsuits. big banks also reporting. jpmorgan beating, reporting record revenue. jamie dimon says the u.s. consumer remains healthy and that stock is going highe

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. ♪ ♪ >> i'm jack otter, welcome to barron's round table where the sharpest minds on wall street prepare the week ahead. we begin with what we think are the three most important thing we think investors should be thinking about right now. netflix faces threats from rivals like disney and hulu. health care stocks have been left for dead, but solid earnings from unitedhealth and cooling concerns about medicare for all may revive them. and with the impending return of the embattled max, what to expeor boeing ahead of next week's earnings. on the barron's round table tonight my colleagues, ben levinson and jack howe. jack, you've written an interesting cover story about it, you picked some winners and losers -- >> i was having a conversation on this subject this morning with my wife because this thing comes in the mail that says sign up for disney plus for a discount. should we to that? she said, yeah, the kids like -- i said does that mean we should cancel our cable bundle? i'm not sure. that's a conversation families all across america will be having over the next six months but a you've g

. ♪ ♪ >> i'm jack otter, welcome to barron's round table where the sharpest minds on wall street prepare most important thing we think

i'm jack otter.t we think are the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. tech earnings, facebook, apple and alphabet reporting next week, how tech is faring this quarter. and a slew of prominent ceos on their way out. why topicstives are in the hot seat and why boards are trying to make them accountable. will the fed cut rates again, and how will it affect your portfolio? on the barron's round table, my colleagues join me. so what are we starting with, ben? tech. it's all about tech, but it hasn't been so pretty at least this past week. >> no, it hasn't been great for these tech company. we'ved had earnings from twitter which were a disaster, and even the ones that weren't a disaster weren't great either. investors just don't seem excited about them. i think that's partially because these stocks have been all bad for so -- all that for so long, and now we're asking more of them, and it's just hard to actually get that bar. and you have all these other things which h

i'm jack otter.t we think are the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. tech earnings, facebook, apple and alphabet reporting next week, how tech is faring this quarter. and a slew of prominent ceos on their way out. why topicstives are in the hot seat and why boards are trying to make them accountable. will the fed cut rates again, and how will it affect your portfolio? on the barron's round table, my colleagues join me. so what are we starting with, ben? tech. it's all about tech, but it hasn't been so pretty at least this past week. >> no, it hasn't been great for these tech company. we'ved had earnings from twitter which were a disaster, and even the ones that weren't a disaster weren't great either. investors just don't seem excited about them. i think that's partially because these stocks have been all bad for so -- all that for so long, and now we're asking more of them, and it's just hard to actually get that bar. and you have all these other things which h

. ♪ ♪ >> i'm jack otter, welcome to barron's round table where the sharpest minds on wall street prepare what we think are the three most important thing we t

"barron's" editor-at-large, "barron's roundtable" host jack otter. jack, markets climb a wall of worry and we have thrown disproportionate halt of worries and they keep buying. >> our friend tina. there is no alternative. would you invest in dynamic growth of europe or japan? a lot of advisors i hear this phrase over and over again, the best house on the bad block. neil: you don't have to invest in any houses, put the money in mattress or buy treasury notes and bonds. but they're to the doing that. >> if cash was attractive alternative, bonds were attractive alternative they might very well. central banks around the world are lowering rates, to force us into riskier assets, improve wealth effect and improve growth. they may have inflated assets that would cause a problem analogous what we saw with houses, but right now it is pretty good. what i would warn people is that if you look back at the past 10 years, it is 15% annualized growth. that is how great, u.s. stocks, not the rest of the world, u.s. stocks. that is how incredible the market has been.

blackstone ceo steve schwarzman has been talking to "barron's" roundtable host jack otter how a deale a deal-maker in your book. you write in your book when you went into deals where odds stacked against you and you won. if you were sitting down with china right now, what would you do forgive and take to make a deal happen? >> this is all on the chinese side. the u.s. can't negotiate if nobody puts anything on the table. in a funny way, this is, described as a negotiation but the negotiation is very much i think within china itself. neil: the full interview will be on "barron's" roundtable, a brand new show premiering 10 p.m. will run through the weekend. my good friend jack otter, of "barron's" will be the host. >> he realizes, sit down with somebody you each have to give a little bit. he thinks this is all on china right now. if that is true they have to realize that. we have to figure out a way to have them save face. i think something could happen. xi could use good news. donald trump would probably not tell us this, good news would not hurt him either. if he could point to a dea

jack otter is asking blackstone chairman stephen schwarz men what do to make a deal happen. >> this isan't negotiate if nobody puts anything on the table. so in a funny way this is described as a negotiation but the negotiation is very much i think within china itself. ♪ ly add up. ♪ maybe i'll win ♪ saved by zero colon cancer screening for people 50 and older at average risk. i took your advice and asked my doctor to order cologuard, that noninvasive colon cancer screening test. the delivery guy just dropped it off. our doctor says it uses advanced science. it's actually stool dna technology that finds 92 percent of colon cancers. no prep, and private. colon cancer screening that's as easy as get, go, gone. ask your doctor if cologuard is right for you. covered by medicare and most major insurers. charles: stocks are in the green heading into the final hour of trading for the day and week. i think everything is going to be really, i think everything is in place rather for that fabled year-end rally. i think it could begin next year, start of course with news from the china trade talks

jack otter, host of "barron's roundtable" on fox business, erin gibbs from gibbs wealth management. erin, what do you think about this. >> i don't think it's a coincidence somehow handbags and champagne are excluded from the tariffs going into effect on friday. it is brilliant that what they have done here. this is tit-for-tat they're getting advantages as well. it is great we're having new jobs. you can see how, you know, this is what you need to do in order to avoid tariffs and be cost effective. melissa: jack, it is let's make a deal. lvmh handbags, also champagne as she mentioned. >> renault did not become the fourth or fifth richest man. they started train people in texas two years ago. they are building these things. you might be able to get one. not to dump on the champagne and leather, talking about 1000 jobs, starting at $13 an hour, sewing pieces of leather together. any job is great. i'm for all for them. let's not get too excited here. melissa: i'm pretty excited of the. connell: that is different. >> it is different. connell: perspective. profits helped to fuel the dow

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