midstream sector, and you will see activity in the mineral sector. free cash flow in the energy sector. david: is there a fundamental need for capital? is that why you have an upswing and ipo's? >> absolutely. if you look at the permian, you will hear talk, you have a protection bottleneck by midstream infrastructure. you see in investment to relief -- we leave the bottlenecks. alix: energy is just one specialty you have but in general when you look at equity capital markets, how are they? >> generally they are quite strong. earnings have been good and transactions have come to market over the summer have generally been well received. aftermarket performance has been solid. the shape of the calendar looks to be pretty active. post-labor day across the same sectors that have been active. alix: when you have the headlines, emerging market selloff, assets going into a tweets,ket, trade wars, how do your clients look at that? do they want to wait, pull ipo's? >> the way we have to think about it is sector by sector and company by company. the market with

julie: i know that you like midstream companies, impetigo, so what is it that is attractive about thema: midstream has lagged the rest of energy on this huge momentum trade that started at the beginning of the year, it is underappreciated, but not a sexy trade. it is pipelines. it had a small investor base. but if you look at their earnings in the second quarter, where these companies had a messy quarter across the board, midstream delivered. and they are simplifying their structures and being extremely disciplined with capital and making good investments. so you have seen those mlp and midstream stocks rally, let's say 13%, since the start of the third quarter, so i think that they continue to be pretty attractive. and i like the fact that you see investment from private equity. you are seeing the williams brothers, they mentioned on their conference call, we see the cheaper cost of capital coming from private markets than public markets. the public markets want of this discipline and they have a short horizon, like we are looking at with a volatile moves, where private equity is gett

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i like magellan, midstream i screwed up on that one for action alerts.ou have to understand that the group just had a big move and it's going to cool off because energy transfer partners did not have good numbers. so be careful. franky california, frank >> caller: hey, jim, i just have a question about the stock exp they recently missed earnings, but what do you think about the long-term growth and the future of the company >> no. eagle materials, this is a very challenged group right now by the way, this whole sector that involves construction, i'm getting a little cooler on so i'm going to say no to that one. sorry. >>> let's go to shawn in nebraska, shawn? >> caller: a big-time omaha nebraska boo-yah to you today. >> i like that spirited boo-yah. >> caller: i got my stock with jimmy. jimmy, my question is about my melon farm, si-i-e-n. >> very interesting speck. i'll tell you, mr. cornhusker, that is an interesting stock chris in georgia, chris? >> ba-ba-boo-yah, jim! >> like that what's up? >> caller: hey, my stock is tractor supply they got an 82 --

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when you're dealing with someone like president trompe someone who doesn't mind changing horses midstream we've seen that with the onset of rudy giuliani coming onto his legal team and i think don began it was more of the the old school washington d.c. type of attorney that president trump thought he needed in the beginning but now i think president trump is starting to see as his poll numbers continue to rise as he continues to explain this investigation to the american people that he actually needs to win in the court of public opinion as well and that's why you see him bringing on people like rudy giuliani and people like don began heading out the door brian g.o.p. leaders publicly expressing concern he was seen as someone who could stop the presidency from firing robert muller what do you make of this ryan well i commend him for trying to put as positive a spin on this as possible but the fact is larry this is a chaotic white house if it's naught this man leaving it's just one person after another open door being replaced by somebody else it's a chaotic white house yeah you know leade

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they need to build their midstream assets.pstream companies trade at six times and the midstream companies trade at 12 times. they want the value of building out that asset themselves. we provide them the capital to do that knowing they are going to pay us off and go to the market and try to monetize that i sent -- that asset. we like the fact that the producer is the owner of the system because they have all the same incentives we have to have the flow come on to the system. alix: before i let you go, i want to get your take on credit default swaps. do you think there needs to be more of a reform in the cds market? dwight: certain reforms need to happen in the cds market. alix: if you had a position in cds, would you then extend financing to that same company? dwight: it depends on very specific circumstances. alix: it was so great to catch up with you. dwight scott of gso capital partners. david: we are getting somewhere earnings out. is outr broadcasting with earnings, $.27 per share. it had a really nice on revenue -- beat

the time for the laguna hont acommittee at the same time, 4:00, until -- just the fact that we're midstream at this point, but we will consider that next year if we serve on this committee. >> okay. all right. we will proceed. >> yes. item 13 is a consideration for closed session and there is no public comment request for this item. >> oh, we're having -- >> yes, a very brief closed session. >> is there a motion for a closed session? >> moved. >> second. you. >> all right. so we have come back into open session, and a motion to disclose or not disclose any of the items of the closed session is in order. >> motion not to disclose the discussion in closed session. >> second. >> and all in favor of not disclosing, please say aye. all those opposed? we shall not disclose. are there any other items on the agenda? >> no, sir. >> seeing none other, then, a motion for adjournment is in order. >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> all those in favor, please say aye. this meeting is now adjourned. thank you. >> my apartment burned down 1.5 years ago in noba. my name is leslie mccray, and i am in outside

if you want a 7% yield, i would go with that dominion midstream, because they just raised the dividendi think therefore it's safer just not my cup of taecht let's go to josh in nevada, please josh >> caller: hey, jim. a big boo-yah to all your staff. >> they're smart they make me look good. >> caller: especially kathy. she is awesome for getting me on today. and she deserves a raise. >> i agree. >> caller: any way, i want to talk about agnc. >> you're going to get 11% yield but the stock is going to do absolutely nothing you might be losing on your principle. that is not what i want. i want to get capital gains and i want an increase in distribution not just the distribution. i think that thing is -- i've been rayling against it, and i continue to rail against it. wayne in texas, wayne? >> caller: boo-yah to you, jim how are you doing today? >> all right how about you? >> caller: i'm doing fantastic another day in paradise. >> there you go. thinking the same. >> caller: hey, int. >> oh, i've looked at that a million tliechlts is not a loft growth, there and i think it's a kooky little

what is hard to understand for investors to come to grips with, are we just midstream in the art of the deal and these are just threats and counter threats or, is it really going to happen? ramy: one interesting thing is has beencomment period extended into early september, as if they are saying tell us what you think, but we know what businesses think. what do they expect? i think they had to do it because they are talking about a higher tariffs are there was some responsibility on the part of the ustr to give people more time because it is much more consequential. but, that is the dealmaking part of it. are we just in the phony war where they are saying, please don't let me do this? stop me before i have to do this. , yes, take is significant china is talking about tit-for-tat retaliation, but in previous international disputes the entire country can get mobilized against the opponent. i.e. it is not like tourism is suddenly stopped into the united states and that media is inflamed. it is actually pretty moderate in terms of dealing with this. yvonne: what do you make of just see poor

i mean how can you change the train midstream and not damage engagement, not damage time spent and notwith the after effects of what wall street has to say about it >> you're right, it's difficult, which is why i admired jack yesterday saying to the hill, and lester holt and "washington post" saying we're going to have to reexamine everything. maybe you just say, we're going to maximize profits, we're going to allow hate and incense weird engagement the way we have been doing. or maybe you say that's just wrong, and we have got to do better as a company. we'll see which way he goes. i mean, jack dorsey is a deeply interesting person and he may surprise us by saying i'm going to take some hits, just like facebook took some hits by weeding out the worst hate on the platform, not only in alex jones, but just th pervasive use of trolls and bottls on the platform >> what's interesting to me and what these ceos seem to be struggling with, is how we decide what is right and what is wrong. and in germany, they just imposed these online hate speech rules, they're having a hard time in courts th

while why are you gonna change horses in midstream. the country is happier in terms of the direction of the company polling there's no question people are comfortable there is spending on discretionary items. that's an incredibly good sign. the business optimism. >> the democrats and running they don't tuck up to talk up to the impeachment. i think they know. the midterm elections are all about turnabout. >> there is nothing that will drive the enthusiasm from the core democratic voters who stayed home and those are made only african-americans. it's actually moving in the president's favor i think that's old news. the democratic party is moving more towards the left if your 4% economic growth and you have his poll numbers that's not good. >> i think this president doesn't say things by accident. i think there was a methodist is mentioning that. he is threatening that if we don't had donald trump and his thinking that the market will crash and we will be poor. this will evoke fear. of all of the crazy things that he said i think that wa

neil: have they told you governor, they will stop this midstream if this thing is resolved? has been part of their long-term plan for them. they want to make as many bikes as they can in america. they currently make them entirely for the american market here. neil: they will make a bunch overseas, if you say this stuff is done on the trade front, have they committed to you that they won't do that? >> i think there is no doubt, they have signaled that, that if the price was right and from their standpoint, if you don't have tariffs affecting trade policies around the world of course they want to make these bikes here in america. neil: a lot cheaper to make them abroad. that is what breeds cynicism, governor, that they're doing this, using this as excuse. you don't buy them, you take them at their word if tariffs go away they are not going to do this. >> absolutely f you don't have tariffs ultimately what the president is talking about, i wish there was more discussion at g7, not only for harley, other manufacturers, farmers and others, if we don't have tariffs we can compete