julie meyer is the founder and ceo of ariadne capital.ning. some people making comparisons with the year 2000. we have seen that comment on it, goldman has put out a note saying the differences are more significant than the similarities. where are we? toi think it is not apt compare the two. what has happened is that the theyorm companies, are out there. we are not going to be creating any more google, facebook. the opportunity is whether the ,xisting businesses like tesco barclays, are they going to become platform companies. investors are looking at the stuff enabling them. matrixesrested in providing storage to broadcasting. a company that is a video .latform that reaches out the digital enablers. the digital disruptors like netflix, they have won or lost. they are either there or dead. there are tens of thousands of high-growth digital enablers in tech, that, health is the space to invest in. we are not going to be creating any more big facebook, amazon, apple, and googles. that matured by the year 2000. >> sometimes we are getting it

than double the amount it pays the ceo chris of meyer last year's stocks closing down to a short trading week yes indeed pose the biggest gain since july the outlook now for the markets global head of management investments, a david good to have you with us. this looks a little now what does the future hold? we suffered an extraordinary weather yvette that lasted three months. lou:ze" a big deal. every betty used an excuse for every disappointing performance but it was for real. >> 56% use above predicted earnings that were reduced now look at the second quarter we see the possibility revenues will snap back do drive stocks up lou: attack goldman sachs. are you kidding me? they manage expectations into negative territory then get a bounce?5zs >> what is frothy is the internet stocks like google's and facebook. lou: we know about them but goldman sachs behaving this way? >> financials are cheap i will not argue goldman sacks but they are not the expensive stock with the book group valued at one dash value basis. lou: i will repeat managing goldman sachs into negative territory with those results getting a positive is crazy. we have seen

meyer. this any those recorded at the washington duke inn in term of july. >> "blessed" is think of the book, "a history of the american prosperity gospel" is the subtitle. duke university professor of religion kate bowler is the author. professor pohl, what is the prosperity gospel? >> it's a develop -- how faith reaches out into the invisible and brings back material things spend what is pentecostal? >> pentecostalism is a movement that sprang up in the early '20s century, kind of rough and tumble, openness to spiritual gas but centers on the power of god to be spoken what they call spiritual tongues. but it's a wonder mentality that god is just around the corner. you just have to keep your eyes open. so the prosperity gospel is one version of that the looks of slightly different things. >> when you say things, does the prosperity gospel mean wealth if you follow this was? >> sure. pentecostals were materials. they said the body was got so big is one of the most kind of profoundly american thing she could say. you're not just an individual. you are someone that can be a manifestation of go