krishna: yes. there are two issues that will settle that, one is where do you think the terminal rate is going to be? what would be the fed's reaction on the back of that terminal rate if things remain as hot from an inflation standpoint? for you to not by the bond market, you have to conclude that monetary policy is at some point going to capitulate without really inflation. if that is the case, bonds would come in a meaningful way. the second thing you have to believe is when we get to a pause or make it to the terminal rate, we will stay determinate rate for a long period of time. i don't think those are good possibilities at the moment. jonathan: the issue a lot of people have and i have brought this up this week is we could be in a position where we go into recession and this fed does not cut. that is an important dynamic to consider because that is something we have not experienced in a long time. how did you get the bond market to response to that in a recession and a fed that does not cut i

something about hare krishna, i don't remember what it was. hare krishna, hare krishna.rines jingling) (krishnas singing) - and then slowly but surely, he said, okay, but before i become hare krishna, i want to go check out what judsm has to give me, and slowly but surely, he started becoming more and more religious. - and then there's a process of radicalization. it usually starts with posing questions, which is, are you happy with your life? are you looking for more in life? why are we alive? and then they come up with all the answers and many people, and not only in judaism, in islam, in christianity, and in many different religions, find the answers to their questions there. - so roger started coming home in jeans and with the kippah, and then the jeans became black pants and the kippah became a black kippah, and then the tzitziyot and the white shirt, and our younger sister dina was in the army with roger's wife and dina's boyfriend from san diego, from nursery school, was in the university here in jerusalem on an overseas program, and roger just said, instead of yo

bank of america, samsung i also like what krishna told us about artificial intelligence.ained that they've got four major use cases for a.i human interaction, automating information technology processes, automating business portfolios and analytics it's a great way for companies or government agencies to save money on labor, which keeps getting more and more expensive by the day as we know in this country. put it all together ibm still has plenty of room for improvement. this quarter was a big step forward for them and it was a major win for the bulls. remember, ibm went through that whole kyndryl spinoff in order to become a growth company again and that's now what they are they've got growth in spades that's extra positive because going into the quarter there was so much doom and gloom about how they were looking at a serious slowdown in the price of tech. ibm's not seeing it. not at all the one thing that really is killing them, though, as i mentioned now three times, is the strong dollar. as they get roughly 60% of their sales from overseas. but if the dollar ever pea

arven krishna was an architect of that, now he's the ceo of ibm. he's made promises around cash flow, around profitability is it playing out? are we at the point where we're seeing a significant and consistent turnaround at ibm >> i would say consistent. got to give arven a lot of credit here. maybe not significant, but moving in the right direction. he's been laser focused on two goals. one is mid-single digit revenue growth the other one is $35 billion in free cash flow over the next three years. and he's been pretty systematically moving and shifting the business in that direction. spinning off kyndryl, also taken a lot of steps to open up the remaining services business so they can work more closely with ibm competitors like aws or azure, driving growth in that business taking a lot of positive steps we're starting to see that in revenue growth as the last few quarters have shown, but it's not yet flowing through to the bottom line. they keep missing on margins and the free cash flow number is weak as it has been highlighted. >> two things one

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i spoke to arvind krishna about the quarter, he says farce the issues, number one is currency u.tion. this will surely be a problem next week. watch out for coke on tuesday, microsoft, alphabet, meta and apple later in the week. the big sure is that the dollar is getting stronger by the day the japanese yen is now so week it's 15 past of level of the dollar the japanese finance minister is threatening to intervene again japan has already had to step into the market to curb the currency's decline, which makes it much more expensive to import oil and everything else. unless we see more coordinated efforts, other countries join in, it will be hard to stop the surging dollar, and janet yellen basically ruled it out in our interview last week. by the way, the dollar just turned higher on the session, perhaps one reason, stocks are heading south. up next, tesla shares are tumbling an analyst who just cut his estimate will join us, that story, plus at&t's big rally, a bullish call on athleisure, when we talk you inside the "market zone" next. at cdw, we get that your world is always cha

of the obstruction chobor a place in zhikhara is treated that it departed until the fly of malan krishnatemple complexes of buddhist bottles of hindus taksam at once. there, adjustments of lesser spiritual practices are collected, how to gain strength and energy from sin . not everyone is allowed into the botanical garden with a shovel, but we passed the botanical garden's specialist in flowering plants. olga dubrova i'm making my way to you through these dahlias and we'll talk about it favorite flower in our gardens. and that we will already dig him up, i want to please him that you can keep them until they are beaten. the first such here is a real castle. do not be afraid that the tubers will be damaged to freeze, because if they are planted correctly, it is the right depth, then this and the depth of the soil is enough for the kitchen to remain just the most important thing in a dahlia is to save this, like an achilles heel, so this is the transition between the tuber and so there such small bunches are already visible to the tubercle. and it's already laid next year's shoots, on whic

decided that, well, when the presidents, the commanders-in-chief, made up the program, well, somehow krishna air and discuss this, especially since all the topics, and about which colleagues asked questions and about which the presidents-in-chief answered, and these are the very topics that we discuss, which excite i’m all here today, if it weren’t for this broadcast would be in patriot park with mobilized men men. by the way, i will definitely come to you this weekend. but actually everything is about what. we will now talk about what the president spoke about this afternoon. it's the same in many ways that you and i, uh, would talk about there. so we're just going to continue this conversation and start it right here, especially since, well, in my opinion, some of the most important things that the president said and some of them he said, so to speak. that's so clearly for the first time, but it was about mobilization. well, let's actually start with this topic. should we expect a new wave of mobilization? will there be a general mobilization and 300,000 people, which the head of the minis

elder and there were a number of people felt limp doy that and branstad was one of them and certainly krishnawas another and the treasury secretary and the problem here, is thatth he thout that in my judgment, and it was a lot of bipartisan agreement in this town, and communist china s for the most, threat in this country has ever faced in yet we have people like branstad and kushner, and nguyen and come and then later kudlow constantly working at these purposes to the president into the guy who was supposed to be the trade negotiations and so i stand by them and i'll tell you three of those and realize this is the president's damning words, most disappointed in, and this kind of just blew my mind come you had the three generals in mcmaster and kelly and the kelly is chief of staff and medicine secretary of defense and nestor was national security advisor and no, you and i both know that the most important thing in the military, for the military to work is chain of command, you're supposed to always obey the chain of command and repeatedly, these three generals receive direct orders, direct o

i told my mother this krishna, complete bastard.nothing to do with it. you were at home that night. leave him alone. he alive wanted to kick me out of the house. you and your mother acted at the same time, when she gave grisha cognac, and he passed out, then you took the keys to his gazelle from him and, together with your mother, loaded the body of your father into it in the cabin. numerous fresh traces of your opponents were found in the back of grishin's gazelle. examinations that the film did in the center family planning well, what's interesting, right? for everyone, erofei filin was a clairvoyant at home , he didn’t notice anything at all about fickle betrayals and even the fact that his son. doesn't look like him at all. what nonsense, i didn't kill. it was you who killed grishin. you found a suitable gloomy quote in his notebook, tore out a piece of paper and put it in his pocket, as if with a death note and pass it all for suicide. you would have received a decent inheritance. contents of pockets 100 fast interesting rope w

is bringing cavities krishna in belie in india, she is a women's rights activists. it karita it. we have to say that the number of char brides are going down year or year, but it is still an enormous problems. we've attested to at one and a half 1000000 a year, isn't it? oh yes, you're right, but as you correctly no to it, the trend in india is a rising trend when it comes to each of matters. in fact, the average age of manages now over 18, which is the age of the legal age of manage for women in india. it's 19 now. so i think that so should be the, the trend is in a communities and families that are wanting to educate their daughters. the problem arises because education and jobs are booked very difficult to access in india for, in the us poor, especially in golden india. and especially in the last 7 or 8 years, this has become bob bus unemployment crisis at its peak, which is why, of families that are in economic crisis. they are very naturally tend to see and they don't us do tend to see marriage as some form of survival make a survival mechanism for the girl. and so of daught

well done krishna unexpected plot twists in the bright adventure film cathedral continued today on firstremind you of channel one on the calendar on october 4 tuesday and it's time to find out what's new in the country and in the world by this hour to our colleagues from the news information service. vasilyeva hello a strategic stage in the history of the country the federation council today will consider the constitutional laws on the accession to russia of the donetsk and luhansk republics of the rsonskaya zaporozhye region for consideration by the senators also ratification of relevant international treaties. the state duma on the eve unanimously supported the documents. also today, the upper house is discussing a bill on social guarantees for participants in a special military operation and those who were mobilized. the employer retains their place and position . holidays for fighters and their families. and in the donbass, which, in fact, is already part of russia, shelling from the nationalists on in the evening, 155 mm shells were fired at makiivka. donetsk was hit in the kiev and

we liked the word short and, in short, victor is releasing i krishna, which means that the typographybecause of each 300 200 pieces, then glue. where to get, well, flour, and this very paste made windows sealed around the city and sealed no, not in the city, each of us was given an advertisement, so that first the word continents was sealed with the word of the heart, and so we carried out this shame. and then we write. uh, we are already recording at the studio on the melody, which means that roman mayorov is also a composer. it means that after the recording , viktor yakovlevich comes up and says victoria krish and on disk e, how will we write the name of the ensemble, and he told him, while write singing hearts, then we’ll think of something, but he remained. yes, he and the temporary one has already happened forever, it turns out, the fact is that he brought the songs, and he was then the editor-in-chief of the good morning music program, and he had the opportunity to enter the studio, and then he was then it was all decided a in relation to barter, and he says one of mine and two

. >> that was ibm ceo arvind krishna on the call for the company.ou can see the stock is up 4% ai i'm getting a different read this morning they did exceed their revenue goals, but free cash flow conversion was very poor and a number of investors i've spoken to have focused on that. they generated $752 million in free cash flow for the quarter the consensus was $2.2 billion and that does leave them to meet their $10 billion cash flow target >> he reiterated q4. that's nitpicking. >> i don't believe it is at all it have the quarter was excellent. >> analysts are taking down their calendar '23 numbers to around 946 from 990. the gap was the biggest since 2014 to be fair, they did have a $4.4 billion aftertax charge, noncash charge from pension. >> that was explained in the previous quarter david, the revenues. can we -- revenues >> why revenues? >> well, revenues, i'm trying to make -- >> because if it's empty calories, who cares? if you're booking stuff that's not going to generate free cash flow -- by the way, you're right, and i have a vote here, t

krishna answers differently. let 's watch.peskov is engaged in specific work, commenting on specific works and sheets. you also understand the process is somehow going on a temporary capital, this issue will be permanently finished. this is a very important issue to resolve. criticism before this constitutional process is legally completed. it’s just that i’m still there, in my opinion, when i spoke about it, there were several programs back there. i then made a reservation with the regions. there are two more districts of the nikolaev region, and there will be the temporary capital of the nikolaev region. here uh. well, here we generally, as it were, until we say no, we had no precedent, as you remember in this studio, when it became clear that russia recognizes the dpr of the lpr. we discussed here. in what borders controlled we were told. let about this one thing, not only ours, this discussion once had broadcasts, we received an explanation from the kremlin because there were different comments, and for half a day there we

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