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joining the conversation all morning long is fox business' dagen mcdowell and mark mattson.reat to see everybody this morning. thank you for being here. let me kick it off with markets this morning and jeff, your reaction to what we're seeing. pretty good rally underway. what's behind it an is it sustainable? >> i think it is sustainable, maria. our work actually suggests we should get a pause last week and this week but so far that hasn't -- i guess last week was kind of a pause. it's like the perfect scenario. you've got good earnings, you've got low interest rates, you've got -- looks to me like the virus is going to be in the rear view mirror in the not too distant future which means people will be going to movies and restaurants and that will give the economy a lift. when you scratch most individual investors, they're bearish. i think eventually that money finds its way into stocks. secular bull markets last 15 to 20 years. we ought to have another four to eight years in this thing and nobody believes it. maria: we've got rates at record low levels. but we're going to h

difficult to put your money on someone flips mattson is the one who's furthest apart from going to macro style centrist politics he's clearly seen as a favorite of the big question is whether. to stands for kind of a magical 2 kind of phase or no but oregon can actually clinch a slight advantage to make it into what is likely to be a runoff between the 2 you know saying i'm trying to duck the question tell you right now so one of the biggest problems waiting for whoever takes over as party leader it's uniting the party because there was a bitter contest over the party leadership in the past we've almost forgotten that anecdotes come congo where the woman handing over the office was supposed to take over as party leader and eventually become chancellor can that's not happening there were bits of divisions in the party and that's what the party is now afraid of with those looming elections in september that whoever wins needs to demonstrate that they can bring everybody behind them and really live up to the title of the big tent party that's also what we heard from under the macro addressi

difficult to put your money on someone fleeced mattson is the one who's furthest apart from under the macro style centrist politics he's clearly seen as a favorite and the big question is whether amin last it too stands for kind of a magical 2 kind of phase or no but oregon can actually clinch a slight advantage to make it into what is likely to be a runoff between the 2 you know saying i'm trying to duck the question tell you right now all right so one of the biggest problems waiting for whoever takes over as party leader it's uniting the party because there was a bit a contest over the party leadership in the past we've almost forgotten that anecdotes come congo where the woman handing over the office was supposed to take over as party leader and eventually become chancellor can't that's not happening there were bits of divisions in the party and that's what the party is now afraid of with those looming elections in september that whoever wins needs to demonstrate that they can bring everybody behind them and really live up to the title of the big tent party that's also what we hear

difference between 1st and 2nd oxidation should be 4 weeks however on a day bases or so in our term mattson department for instance we are very flexible to 6 or say the orders use of the schedules because the people they do not come back exactly 4 weeks after the 1st shot they come back later sound even 2 years later and we nevertheless of course vaccinate them and we know that this is not harmful in terms of enriching this is. in production for instance it's rather better if you get the shot a bit later however as you do not know how long the protection will take after the 1st shot it is better to go out here to this country than ever possible and bigger fitted a certain other problem i would be that effects. yeah but in line as i imagine that the medical community is not going to go outside of what the clinical trials actually a show you know that which what the evidence is professor peter cranz nira of 2 indian university thank you so much for your time i cure it. but sick a look at other developments in the pandemic the united states has said another daily record for new infections with

ubs financial services private wealth advisor, allie mccartney is here and mark mattson.. mark, we are looking at stimulus, expecting some stimulus. joe biden set to unveil his stimulus plan later today. it is expected to contain further direct payments, extension of increased unemployment benefits and aid for state and local governments. i was talking to some wall street traders yesterday. they were talking about as high as $2 trillion in terms of a stimulus. they like that. what do you expect? and what would you say would resonate with markets? >> well, you know, millions of americans right now are depending on that $2,000 check and they desperately need it. however, from a broader economic perspective, it's too little, too late. number one, it's not targeted so even if you have a government job, you've never missed a paycheck since this started, you still get money. so the people that need it most aren't going to get it. secondly, companies, small businesses are the backbone of america and $2,000 won't pay for a good lawyer to get them out of bankruptcy. the only thing

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