they are lumpy assets. it mouhammed: liquidity is of high importance. important to our clients .nd to us -- lumpy assets mouhammed: liquidity is of high importance. that is important to our clients and to us. importance. of high there is plenty of opportunity without going into liquid assets to harvest returns. you can see some of the stress valuations in the equity market, but you can see liquidity come into some of the corporate bond markets as well. if you got the time horizon for it, you do not need to go there and take excessive level of risk to generate the outcomes. .uy: a quick check on the banks this is a picture we find ourselves in. we have fallen more. deutsche is down 8% as you can see. there you go. deutsche is a single digit stock as we speak. flirting with that 10, sitting around. a single digit away from it being a single digit stock. commerzbank under pressure. did jim is having this to jim is having -- pgm is having a rough day. the stoxx around europe are being hit hard. up next, a break fed. -- a brave fed. we are going to bring you

. >>> a lawsuit is creating a lumpy ride for alaska air as it plans to buy virgin america. passengers filed suit in san francisco claiming the acquisition would raise air fare and lower luxuries that they're used to. alaska air says that it doesn't expect the lawsuit to prevent it from getting regulatory approvals to complete the $4 billion deal. >>> have you ever gone online to buy a concert ticket and as soon as they go on sale only to find out they're already sold out? it's pretty frustrating. tonight kpix5's allen martin shows us how congress is cracking down. >> reporter: in december tickets for adele's concerts sold out moments after they went on sale and it's not just adele. it can be almost impossible to get tickets for popular shows. one reason? you're competing against computers called ticket bots, the modern tool of old- fashioned scalpers. >> the unfair advantage when you have software programs and systems that start doing it far faster than anyone would do it. >> on stubhub they can be marked up many times. >> reporter: now congress is stepping in. today the ho

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force organization and they change pricing or what have you in a company like this where it's big lumpynterprise sales it often takes 6 to 12 months for changes and fixes to work through the system. >> big is the keyword here. this company is now $55 billion market cap. it's no longer in that effortless very fast growth stage. maybe that's all it is. just a pause. >> no, in stepping back the stock is doing great. down 6%. that's okay. look at the overall performance still growing 20 or 25%. >> it's a company buying to grow. 7 m&a deals. is one of those the bump in the road? >> i don't think so. >> they also have a great quarter. is this a time when consolidation is important because those that grew in the early diefs the cloud are finding it harder to grow. especially with a stock. >> great to see you. >> thanks for joining us today. meanwhile alibaba executive chairman speaking this morning to eunice that interviewed him and joins us now. >> well, jack ma has a message for g-20 leaders and that is the world needs more globalization and less antitrade sentiment. the founder of alibaba i

. >> they say with form fitting clothing, there is no room for loose, lumpy boxers anymore. they say it ruins the whole suit, the whole look. >> yeah. >> what did bill clinton say? >> what was bill clinton? i can't remember. i think he was briefs, wasn't he? >> what if you say neither? >> or was he boxers? i can't remember. >> of course, k.j.. >>> guard star, the ring of fame, whole thing. this is wild. he's the mayor of sacramento. you know that. a guy pied him in the face because he's mad at him for not doing enough for the homeless, is he pies kevin johnson, turns around, whacks him hard, lacerations to the face, and the pie assaulter e assault charges, and kevin johnson ends up with nothing. they said it was an attack on a public official. the guy who did the pie in the face got serious charges, kevin johnson got nothing. >> as a mayor, you can't beat someone up. >> public officials get pied. it just happens. i don't know if that gives you the guy. >> maybe one quick punch, but six and seven -- all right. we are done talking. your turn to talk back. i'm getting out of he

that is a little bit lumpy.u wanted to have an orderly, we would do this if we wanted to tighten, so you would do it in an orderly fashion so you could tighten in an orderly way. i think that's the way we would do it. i suspect that, as you said, i was brought in to try to figure out how to phase out q.e. we do have a plan but i suspect i will not put that plan into action anytime soon. john: it currently looks a very long way away. >> it does. john: not something that is going to happen -- >> i think that is right. i would be surprised if it happen anytime -- john: how big q.e. would have got by then? presumably there are some point in which you could have too much q.e. >> i think at the moment, you know, we're purchasing 60 billion more gilts. we will finish that at the end of the year. i think we have reached 23% in gdp but then remember, if we gdp there, it is share of declines over time as the economy recovers. john: one hopes. >> exactly. if we have to purchase more, that will change. now having seen that

. >> alcides: it looks kind of -- >> lindsay: what did you say, lumpy. all right, guys, let's shift it up a little bit and switch over to weather. weather-wise, a little more heat this morning. afternoon storms developing so boating looks great to start off the day. beach plans look good. light winds. a little extra soupy as we look east over the bay, scattered clouds and i mentioned these low clouds lakeland. and you will see sun too. the good news is not talking fog. low clouds and the lake this morning. i will point out places that are seeing reduced visibility. portions of citrus, dade city, and highlands a little bit of cloud cover. starting off temperature-wise. average low is 75. we are at 78 degrees. a few of you inland are in the mid-70s. you hop over to the coastline. 78 in sarasota. while muggy locked into the dark green until we get the first cold front some time mid to late october. these values probably staying just as high. humidity up there today. we do have a little bit of drier air aloft this morning that will delay the on set of the ra

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fines ,r lumpy idiosyncratic events because the revenue stream is it makesby low rates, it difficulthe banking sector to grow their way out of problems. this is why we are constantly having flareups this year. rates were higher, we could believe banks could grow their way out of some of these issues. but the difficult backdrop is very little margin of error for banks to circumvent these kind of issues. jon: you express that for some people, and for other people looking at the move, they think there is some kind of read across. move is just on the back of very thin volume, a couple of people getting bullish and other people getting scared of what is happening. >> there is a more important issue. needing tout banks be maintained, we live in a regime where governments cannot without having to bail in senior bond sellers. tois a risk we are starting talk about with the deutsche situation and that may never revolve. -- never give all. .- never evolve there is a legitimate move. alix: i want to highlight something you brought up earlier, profitability and actual lending. this blue line is

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it's often lumpy. it's often years and years of no excess returns or negatives and then two or three years of hit the ball out of the park. i think that that is probably what we're looking at. you know, depending on your strategy. also, the lower rates of return generally -- you talk about the ten-year today. just in things like risk-free rates, has reduced the returns for a lot of strategies that were just sort of clipping coupons, but their investors didn't know it. whether it's the other short rebates or a variety of other ways to carry trades. those trades are gone. i think that that's reduced a lot of hedge fund returns too throughout the system. >> what is a period of increased volatility mean to a guy like you? approximate. >> i mean, all things being equal, we love increased volatility because, again, we're fundamental guys. if the stock goes down a lot, for something we're short, maybe not for the reason we thought, we'll cover it. consequently, if the stock is running because algarhythms got

this has been a lumpy week, up and down.been on key for its first weekly decline in three weeks. the weakness is an old theme -- biotech and technology. care is the worst performing on the nasdaq by far, the index down 3%. the big names are dragging. this matters for the reason that the biotech index is on pace for its worst week since the middle nearly 15%h a weighting to the nasdaq. it could be seen as a precursor to some sort of risk off or pullback considering biotech is considered to be one of the risk there.ock groups out the technology drag is all about apple. apple down sharply after as a topremoved apple pick stock, saying apple has run too far, too fast over the last couple of weeks. salesally since iphone 7 may not be as robust as scarlet: some are thinking. scarlet:a give back there for apple. we have some possible deal news involving two semi conductor companies. one of them being qualcomm. both shoot saw higher on news that qualcomm could buy them. if this does go through, it would be another example of all em

he snores very lumpy -- snores very loud. >> he does not sleep in the same room with us because of that you into rescuing dogs before meaty? >> it comes with the marriage. she got me and meaty the same weekend. i adopted meaty 2 days before we went on our first date. >> and you said if you like me, guess what. >> on our subsequent dates, metv would just lay down on walks. he would not go anywhere. joe would have to pick them up and carry him home because he would not walk anywhere. >> let's talk about his message. you rescued him from the fresno bowl and rescue. he has 55,000 followers on instagram. what do you want the message to be? >> that rescue dogs are as great as getting a dog from a breeder. people say it's how you raise them. it's not. we got him from the shelter as an adult. we got our last couple from the shelter as an adult. we just adopted and eight-year- old daughter. they are great dogs. some are just phenomenal. >> you have a new app? >> we launched an app on the iowa's 10 sticker store. proceeds go to the bully rescue. we're trying to build them a new place. >> has he c

clearly the housing data's a bit lumpy.h the bar is for the economic data, and for inflation between now and december. >> you know, i wish i had the certainty of randy kroszner. that's probably why he was a policymaker and i was not. actually never invited to be, i would point out. the thing is this, there's a lot of data -- i'm kind of in the gundlach camp here, a lot of data between now and then. the jobs data has been reasonably good, but i wonder if there's another metric we need to start to think about. and that's this notion that not only do payroll -- does payroll growth remain relatively strong, but it eats away at the unemployment rate. the notion of more room to run, i don't know if janet yellen used that as a reason to be on hold for three months or be on hold for a little longer. you're looking at a chart right now that shows what she's talking about. there's payroll going up raw number on an average basis 200,000 a month over the past year, but look at the unemployment rate, remains unchanged. lael brainard bro

how lumpy is your business?ur business is represented i what you would characterize as big business, as opposed to the more modest ones that make you more money? is an ever-changing group. our top 10 transactions of the year are always quite meaningful. they are not half, but quite meaningful to the overall firm. almost every year, the top 10 is a completely different 10 of companies that we meet through new business development efforts and the recording of senior ,ankers who come into our firm the references were wework with a company and maybe they have an overlapping board member with another company. it's a diverse and granular business. but the ones that get all the headlines are probably assumed to be more important than they really are. atx: when you take a look that bar chart we just showed, which is pipeline deals versus your other competitors, your stocks traded a premium to your fears. but if you are not keeping up in the same kind of mandate, your stock should be related. scott: what analysts look at