to buy order, his telephones to the floor of the new york stock exchange. it is given to the firms floor partner who becomes the representative of the buyer in colorado. the floor partner goes to the post where odm stock is traded. the representative of the buyer in colorado it's ten dollars a share for 100 shares, but at the moment there is no stop offered for sale at this price. in the meantime however in maine and odm who needs cash decides to sell his 100th shares if he can get ten dollars a share. the main broker wires the cell order to his firms representative on the floor of the new york stock exchange. this firms floor partner representing the seller in maine offers to south 100 shares of odm at ten dollars a share the price of ten dollars a share is mutually acceptable and the transaction is made. like the cowboy and colorado, and the fishermen in maine, investors all over the country use the facilities of brokers who are members of the new york stock exchange whenever they want to buy or sell stocks of companies listed on the national market. yeste

the proposed stock issue must meet federal, state and new york stock exchange regulations. corporation must agree to report to its stockholders at frequent intervals. if the examination by the stock list department indicates the corporation meets minimum requirements of the exchange at the time of the examination, the corporation's application for listing is recommended. the board of governors of the kno new york stock exchange approves the publication and sees it is made public. >> read all about it. >> now that the oil drum manufacturing corporation's stock is listed, its name is abbreviated for use on the ticker tape. each time odm stock or any other stock listed on the exchange is bought or sold, the ticker tape flashes all over the nation the price and number of shares traded. a buyer in colorado wants to purchase some odm stock. the buyer's broker in colorado sees the last odm transaction was at $10 a share. the buyer could buy from one to 99 shares which would be known as an odd lot. but our colorado friend decides continue to vest in 100 shares. known as a round lot.

outside the new york stock exchange in new york. thank you.ance ministers in the european union have been holding coronavirus crisis talks by video crisis -- by video conference. they have agreed to finalize a rescue plan for member states worst hit by this pandemic. on the table is a safety net worth half a trillion euros. there are deep divisions about the best way to spend this money. >> thihink outside the boxox. that is what council president michelle told the finance ministers. three potential measures to breathe life into eurure's vivis hit econonomy. first, you adapt its bailout fundnd with a firepower of 4100 billion euros. that saved greece during the financial crisis. secondly, an extra 200 billion euros in loans foror small and memedium-sized countries from te european investment bank. finally, a scheme suggested by the e.e.u. comommission worth 10 billion euros. it would encourage companies to cut workers hours, not their jobs. hard-hit nations such as spain and italy welcome to the idea, what they say they need more. so called co

applications i mean that's there that the economy is definitely in need of major help in the new york stock exchange in new york thank you yes well finance ministers in the european union have been holding coronavirus crisis talks by video conference today they're trying to stave off a looming recession and they've agreed to finalize a rescue plan for member states worst hit by this pandemic on the table is a safety net worth half a trillion euros but there are deep divisions about the best way to spend this money. think outside of the box that is what council president michelle told euro zone finance ministers this appears to be the result 3 potential measures to breathe life into europe's virus hit economy. first the e.u. adapts its bailout fund with the firepower of $410000000000.00 europe's that pot safe to greece during the financial crisis secondly an extra $200000000000.00 euros in loans for small and medium sized companies from the european investment bank. and finally a short time work scheme suggested by the e.u. commission worth 100000000000 euros it would encourage companies to cut worke

go after hedge funds but here you have, chamath, on a day where you're doing an ipo at the new york stock exchange, raising hundreds of millions of dollars, essentially selling this ipo and marketing it to the very speculators that you rail against. and i'm wondering how you can square -- how you square that on a day like today and this is the perfect day to have that conversation >> well, i mean, the first thing i would say is, that's not true. you know, there are all kinds of different kinds of hedge funds and investment vehicles. and what i will tell you is that a lot of the time, in ipo "a" and again in ipo "c" was curating the list of investors that i would work with and when i look at the list of people that i essentially allowed into the deal at the amounts that they did, these are because these are folks that have proven to be long-dated, thoughtful people who can take risks, but understand businesses look, let's shift the topic for one second and we can come back to this. what i want to talk about is why i made to comments that i did and why it touched such a nerve. there is an interestin

he took it public, so it is now publicly traded on the new york stock exchange, and they're getting customers very rapidly. pres. trump: how high up do they go? jim: about 50 miles. over 50 miles, as a matter of fact. straight up. pres. trump: do they immediately come straight down? or do they tour around? jim: they'll get about 150 minutes of weightlessness before coming back to earth. it is a period of time when you would experience weightlessness. pres. trump: would you do it? jim: i would do it absolutely, in a heartbeat. pres. trump: i'll pass. [laughter] jim: nasa contracts with them for experiments. so we take experiments up for a period of time. now, this red box is something you are going to love. it is impressive. nasa has this technology. when we launch a robot to mars, which as you know, we're going to do here in july, when we launch a robot to mars, we have to sterilize the robot. we have to make sure there's not a microbe the robot because we don't want to accidentally put a microbe on mars. we wants to make sure anything we discover was already there. we took that technology to

. >>> trading is just getting under way at the new york stock exchange.nvestors are prepared to start the week down. futures were down more than 300 points overnight after oil-producing countries agreed to slash production and how much the economy is shrinking because of coronavirus. of course, we will continue to track this as the day goes on. so, good morning, everyone. it is monday, april 13th. and even with everything going on, we are waking up with us this monday morning. >> and a pretty happy looking forward. hi, mike. >> hi, reggie. hi, kumasi. thanks for being with us this morning. we do have a little bit of fog, a whole lot of fog around napa and down towards american canyon. watch out. that is going to be around for another houtwo hours. whenou step outside, temperatures mainly i we do have some mid 50s and 53 around oakland and calastoga 52 degrees. average if not above average with low 60s along the coast and mid to upper 60s san francisco and around the bay and low to mid 70s inland. the warming trend that started yesterday continues today an

we are getting -- the new york stock exchange officially has no idea.there are two issues if they are going to open. they have to deal with the securities and exchange commission. i think the second is governor cuomo. we should point out the other thing the floor traders are telling us is they expect when it does get open there will be mandatory testing of everybody at the exchange in terms of covid. so that's what we are hearing right now. again, stay tuned. there's a lot -- there's a lot of chatter about something, usually something is moving afoot. again, big board, officially no date. the traders are saying they would like it to open mid -- you know, soft date, mid-may. back to you. liz: charlie, thank you very much. dow is up 59 points. got seven minutes before the closing bell rings. stay with us. we've got draft wild cards for your portfolio next. seeing the break in the clouds before anyone else. together, we'll weather this storm. and people you can rely on. i'm a dell technologies advisor. me too. me too. me too. and if you're a small business

. >>> and right now we're taking a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange.y down about 40 or so points right now. we will keep watching because we just got the march job's report. 701,000 jobs lost. we'll see how the markets will react to this. >>> in the meantime, though, checking in with mike for a look at our forecast. hey, mike. >> hi, kumasi, reggie. thanks for being with us this friday morning. still frosting to freezing cold in the north bay and lake and mendocino county keep those plants protected and pets in or at least get them out on a limited bases through 9:00. a little cloud cover snuck in during the overnight hours. upper 30s to upper 40s. so, little chilly to seasonal temperatures. here's a look at your commute and there is an issue on the bay bridge toll plaza and we'll talk t jona about that. everything else weather wise pretty quiet and a lot less breezes to contend with on the bay water today. here's a look at the north bay. 30s at 7:00. 50s at 11:00. mid-60s for several hours this afternoon. sunny with a few high clouds and 60 at 7:00. e

te -- he tookout public so it's anyhow publicly traded on the new york stock exchange and they're getting customers very rapidly. president trump: how high up do they go? >> about 50 miles. over 50 miles, as a matter of fact. straight up. president trump: do they immediately come straight down? >> they'll get about 150 minutes of weightlessness before heading back to earth. president frump: would you do it? >> i would say absolutely, in a heartbeat. president trump: i'll pass. >> nasa contracts with them for experiments. so we take experiments up for a period of time. now, in reds box is something you're going to love. it's impressive. nasa has this technology. when we launch a robot to mars,, which as you know, we're going to do here in july. when we launch a robot to mars, we have to sterilize the robot and make sure there's nona may robe the robot because we edon't want to accidentally put a microbe on mars. we wants to make sure anything we discover was already there. we took that technology to sterilize a space california. and said how do we use it to sterilize the inside of a room?

. >>> and looking live at the big board, the new york stock exchange starting down about 550 points.ave another update on how the markets are doing next. >>> and then another surprise to the woman known as tia mary. the surprised look on her face as these people wished her a happy 100th birthday. >>> this morning we are taking a look at gabby gonzalez. she is graduating from taerra nova hospital in pacifica. her older sister tells us despite her busy schedule he always kept up a high gpa and she could not be prouder. so congratulations, gabby gonzalez. if you want to honor a give us a shout-out, and we are asking for your own photos and not professional pics. on the site you can check out a photo gallery of all the seniors we are honoring. >>> let's look at the forecast with reggie. >> welcome to tuesday. let's take a look at what is going on with neighborhood temperatures. the peninsula, 50 in daly city. we have san mateo, foster city and belmont, and the cloudy sky is not the same in the north bay, i should say. it's cooler up there and you have fog around novato. more cloudiness a

you know when they were good and you knew when they were bad and you knew the new york stock exchangeinaire, you know he's a big deal because for the years that i've been talking to him, for decades i've known him, an iconic figure widely respected, very, very much love. so when we all here at fox that he tested positive for the coronavirus, we were quite concerned. he is not identifiable in that recognizable. he joins us right now. >> i've been having a hard day today, so i can get up and shower and get dressed and sort of try to punch through the rough times. i'm about 23 days. >> neil: how are you doing no now? >> definitely turning the corner, still have some temperature, have some nerve damage from meningitis which attacked the back of my head and my neck, but i am definitely on the road to recovery and i wanted to share that because it's not a lot of what we are hearing and there is another side to this virus although it's been quite a challenge, i have to admit. >> neil: i imagine. we could go through to you first realized you had it or what was going on, explain what was happe

.>>> the new york stock exchange could start reopening after may 15th. that is from two sources who are on wednesday's conference call between ceo and employees, however the sources say the timeline is not from, they also say the reopening will be a step-by-step process. now, let's get a look at numbers on from wall street. here is diane keen call with today's money watch report.>>> wall street gained ground on wednesday, the dow rallied 456 points, the nasdaq sword 234 and the s&p 500 rose 62. tyson foods -- tyson foods is suspending operations with the coronavirus operate-warns the shutdown will damage the nation's blood supply, the plan accounts for nearly 4% of u.s. processing capacity, tyson is closing another midwest fork plan in the indiana by the end of this week. spotify is letting musicians raise money for themselves. >>> new video this morning shows tornadoes that popped up wednesday. in texas, the same intense storm system ki be hurt. major damagebeen me tode or do anything, all my , bue e it went and i am blessed, i am glad to be alive, i re

. >>> well, as the new york stock exchange trading floor enters its third week with the lights out, shutteredg the future of one thing on uncertain ground, that one thing may be initial public offerings, ipos. charlie gasparino joining us now. charlie, the axis spinning, the ipo world has apparently ground to a halt, has it not? charlie: yeah. i want to get into that in a second but we do now have some breaking news on maybe what's moving the markets today or at least some of the sentiment. there's a lot of things that move markets, it's not only one thing. but here's some of maybe the underlying sentiment. wall street sources are telling the fox business network, these are wall street sources, liz, that do speak with people, members of congress and the white house, what they are saying is that a next phase of the stimulus package could come approximately in mid-may. this next phase, the numbers that are being bandied about here is between $1 trillion and $1.5 trillion. now, what it will provide, we can't tell you. it will probably be more small business loans, it will probably be payroll tax

. >>> right now taking a live look at the new york stock exchange starting down this morning about 430 points and another update on how the markets are doing coming up next. >>> another bay area singer in the runner to become the next "american idol." she got the results from home. >>> also, we are honoring our class of 2020. we had to forego graduation ceremonies and other milestones because of the coronavirus. nina caton is graduating from dominican university. her aunt says she deserves to be recognized in every way she helped her mom raise her two little sisters. so, congratulations to nina. if you want to honor a graduate, share the details on our website, abc7news.com we may give them a shout out on tv or online. we are asking that you not use professional photos. on the site you can check out a photo gallery of all the seniors we're honoring. >>> mike nicco. anyone who wants to go outside and take a picture and send them to us today, are they going to get any sunshine for that? >> some soft light this morning, maybe a level of brighter conditions this afternoon. and i hope that'

. >>> taking a look right now at the new york stock exchange this morning.ou can see we're starting down this morning about 350 points. those latest job numbers coming out likely having an impact on this. we'll have another update on how the markets are doing coming up next. >>> plus, governor newsom's plan to stop crowded beaches like these across the state. we are going to lose our access altogether. >>> but, first, we're checking in with meteorologist mike nicco to see how our thursday starts. >> the neighborhoods that are the koocoolest this morning. napa turned to 46 and that's up in the north bay valleys under high clouds and little bit early morning sunshine and little bit of fog along the coast and 50 there around daly city and redwood city 49 and brentwood and tracy 64 and 61. those are your extremes. emeryville a little cloudy this morning, 54 degrees and that limited fog, that is the only real issue for your commute. expect brighter conditions and slower breezes on our bridges and out on the bay today. here's a look at the east bay valleys. 60s at

. >>> you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange.re starting up this morning 118 points. another update on how the markets are doing, next. >>> speaking of going up, yes. >> go ahead, friend. tell it. what were you going to say? >> speaking of going up, the temperatures this weekend. here's mike nicco. >> they definitely are. like the stock market, they will go down again and go back up next week. let's take a look at what is going on. neighborhood temperatures and microclimates start up in the north bay where it is sunny right now. upper 40s and up towards ukiah and calastoga and 61 in san rafael and novato and 53 in napa. 49 in lafayette and also in san ramon but look at that 62 in g mid 50s along the bay shore and into the south bay. other than a little fog, not much at the coast. a pretty quiet day weatherwise for your commute. let's talk more about those microclimates. we will jump into the low to mid 80s by noon and then mid to upper 80s for several hours this afternoon in the east bay valleys. some areas like around brentwood

. >>> right now we're taking a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. down 500 points this morning. we'll have another update on how the markets are doing coming up next. >>> and a much happier news, social distancing doesn't have to stop a celebration. neighbors come up with a really creative way to get together. >>> but, first, we'll get together with meteorologist mike nicco. cheers to you, mike. >> and to you, reggie. cheers. got my coffee right there ready to go. that's this morning. let's take a look at this afternoon, though. we'll definitely want to have some water if you're outside. temperatures warm up nicely again today. mid to upper 40s on the peninsula until you get to places like around san bruno and up towards daly city some 50s there. mostly sunny and a few more clouds along the coast than anywhere else and temperatures in the mid to upper 40s and a few 50s as you can see in the south bay and towards san rafael. here's a look at emeryville where 's aor our essential commuters, pretty good. no fog and just those clouds along the coast tha

the new york stock exchange could ben reopening after may 15, but it's not nailed down could be a gradual process initially there will be fewer peoplon the trading floor, socialistancing. anybody coming into the building wl have to get their temperature taken the trading floor was temporarily closed in march see prevent the spread of the virus since then all trading has been done electronic waste. still ahead, but public health officials are warning usbout we're all doing our part b. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can sa by setting your heat to 68 or lower... plugging and turningff devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay well and keep it golden. summer months public health officials are asking people to start workinnow to prevent another nd of threat that of mosquito borne virus is kron four's maureen kelly has the story. >>the's no evidence that mosquitoes can transmit coronavirus but the job of keeping thpasts under control is considered an essential service, those working for the marine sonoma county osquito and vector control district

the new york stock exchange could begin reopening after may 15th. it not nailed down it could be a very gradual process initially there will be fewer people on the trading flr social-distancing anybody entering the building will haveto get their temperature takethe ading floor was temporarily closed in march to profess to prevent the spread of the virus since then the trading has been done electronilly. still ahead but public health ficials are as we get closer to the warmer summer months public health officials are asking people to begiworking now to prevent another threatthat of squito-borne viruses kron four's maureen lly has that story. >>here's no evidence th mosquitoes can transmit coronavirus but the job of keeping the pasts under control is considered an essential service, tho working for the marine sonoma countymosquito and vector control district are already dealing with what's commonly mosquitoes. they can transmit heartworm disease to pets but not humans. but as theeather gets warmer they expect to see the mosquitoes that can transmit di

. >>> right now taking a liv at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we're u another update on how the markets are doing next. >>> have you been on the scale recent recently? maybe don't. comfort food is making a comeback during the pandemic. how the stress is affecting our diets. >> friend, i can't wait to hear what you guys have been munching on because it's a struggle sometimes at the house. >> what do you have, kumasi? >> i like salt and vinegar chips and then i discovered this vegan ice cream from ben & jerry's. i ate the whole thing in two sittings. >> all right, mike. it's a good thing you can only see us from our waist up. >> i mean, this thing keeps getting rounder and rounder by the day. i mean, i am not binging and munching, i am trying to eat healthy. when i don't go to the gym. so, struggles. all right. let's talk about what is going on weather wise. i wish i could eat like you guys. upper 40s to low 50s around san francisco where it's mostly cloudy right now. as you look around a little bit cooler up in the north bay where they have less

. >>> right now a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange.tarting up this morning about 320 points. investors are reacting to that unemployment report we just showed you. 6.6 million americans filing for unemployment just last week. >>> and arsuay. e stores t. >>> all right. we'll get to all those stories in a moment but first checking in on our forecast with mike. good morning, mike. >> reggie, kumasi, good morning, everybody. 6:39 on a thursday and the cloud cover has kept the fog to a m minim minimum. a 48 there in napa. and let's take a look else where and low to mid-50s. the thickest fog along the coast and out near tracy where visibility down to about a mile. for our essential workers, watch out. that will be around for our entire commute. today is the mildest morning moving forward, but also the coolest afternoon. a little bit of drizzle as you can see on the golden gate bridge. don't be surprised if you run into a little bit of that this morning also. that is the only thing for your commute other than that stray shower will pop in the

. >>> right now a live look at the new york stock exchange.up 130 points and another update on how the markets are doing next. >>> students in limbo. the major push to make sure college reopens in the fall and the crucial deadline looming this week. talk about that in a minute or two. but, first, we go over to meteorologist mike nicco and another warm day ahead. hi, mike. >> hi, reggie. hi, everybody. current conditions in the south bay where we have sunshine and cooler around morgan hill 42 and the rest of us from 48 in campbell to 52 in san jose, milpitas and over towards mountain view. a lot of low to mid 50s until you get to redwood city at 49 and brentwood a little warmer at 359 and cool spots along the mid to upper 40s. san mateo bridge pretty quiet right now and breezy this afternoon and those breezes from the northwest that will be crossing the bay bay bridge and the dumbarton bridge and making it quite choppy out there on the water for the commute. let's take a look at our 12-hour planner. we'll start for the north bay where we could

. >>> you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. this morning we're starting up 786 points and another update on how the markets are doing, next. >>> this is one of those only in san francisco things. sharing with others while keeping a distance. the unusual but very useful thing that is now hanging from trees and telephone poles. we'll get to that. but, first, we'll check in with mike nicco and a look at your day. hi, mike. >> hey, reggie. has phil ever mentioned them doing something like that up in minnesota. i forgot the name of the bread, though. >> he hasn't. although phil did make bread as a sandwich artist in the small town minnesota back in the day. >> what? >> yes. at subway. >> we'll have to talk. there you go. okay. hi, everybody. i know reggie joked earlier. it doesn't matter what day it is. it doesn't matter if you remember. the only reason i know it's monday is because it's 6:30 and the trash people just came. waste management just came by. a look at the cold morning in the north bay, lake and mendocino counties you ca

other but how do you see that relationship chicago versus new york john in all deference to the friends of mine on the new york stock exchange they don't have traders on the floor for the most part those folks are very good at what they do but they are brokers not traders on the new york floor and of course they're gone just as the chicago traitors are gone because they couldn't figure out a safe way to keep several 100 people on the floor of either the chicago board of options exchange or the merck slash board of trade so they basically shuttered the floors and everything went to either global banks in the case of the commodities exchanges or. on any of the myriad of electronic exchanges for the cboe and the rest of the derivatives exchanges so the big difference i think max is there used to be about let's say give or take 250 people left on the floor of the c b o e now they call it see both global markets but they were in the fix s. and p. $500.00 and the triple a q now they're gone they're all up stairs and they're having a really hard time treating from up stairs as most of us did max when i migrated upstairs 2004 so you

and the new york stock exchange floor remained eerily quiet, temporarily closeed because of the viruserseas there's concern about what will happen to countries that are struggling, their economies are struggling when they've been hard hit by covid-19 such as italy and spain. central bankers in europe along with those here in the united states are taking extraordinary steps to try to prevent a major financial meltdown. so what can we say about economic conditions at this point in the crisis? is there any light at the end of the tunnel? and how will the coronavirus and its effects change the way the united states works and, indeed, the way much of the world economy works? what will the long-term impact be? with me to discuss is the chief global strategist and head of emerging markets at morgan standly, and he joins me by skype from india. rashir, thank you for joining us. >> it's good to be with you. although i can't be in new york with you, this is the best we can make out of it. gerri: well, good luck. stay healthy and isolated. we've seen already these job numbers released on friday,

and the new york stock exchange floor remained eerily quiet, temporarily closeed because of the viruserseas there's concern about what will happen to countries that are struggling, their economies are struggling when they've been hard hit by covid-19 such as italy and spain. central bankers in europe along with those here in the united states are taking extraordinary steps to try to prevent a major financial meltdown. so what can we say about economic conditions at this point in the crisis? is there any light at the end of the tunnel? and how will the coronavirus and its effects change the way the united states works and, indeed, the way much of the world economy works? what will the long-term impact be? with me to discuss is the chief global strategist and head of emerging markets at morgan standly, and he joins me by skype from india. rashir, thank you for joining us. >> it's good to be with you. although i can't be in new york with you, this is the best we can make out of it. gerri: well, good luck. stay healthy and isolated. we've seen already these job numbers released on friday,

dream what is going on at wnba right now all sports being shut down look at the floor of the new york stock exchangehusband is ceo of ice owner of the new york stock exchange no trading on the floor, is that going to come back? do you think we do go back, to the same way we lived beforehand or there will be sort of fundamental changes the way we approach things? >> i think you are right maria, there will be some changes. i think you americans are eager to get back to their lives as they knew them. i think businesses will reopen, sports we are all missing sports right now one of the hardest things to have to go without one thing brings our country together, that unites us in a way little else can i think things like new york stock exchange looking at ways to keep everyone safe and then get back to business as normal, just like every other businesses, restaurants we miss our restaurants and bars, and our churches, and i think, everyone is seeking to return to that way of life. maria: for sure, the state of georgia faced criticism because it reopened beaches over the weekend, many people not practicing

as the bell rings there on the new york stock exchange, we are closing out the week higher on the s&p down 1.4% or so for the week as a whole. the dow's up 1%. nasdaq up 1% >> welcome back home dtee poe, the bigst winner, but the dow is down about 2%. s&p 500 ending up 1.4% and wilfred said ending the week down 1.3%. you saw a number of sectors higher today including technology which is the big winner. and that was the north ameriasd outperformance russell 200 up 1.55% and that did better than the other three though everyone down for the week breaking that win streak that we saw two back-to-back weeks of gains. coming up, we'll have ian bremmer how long he thinks it will take for the u.s. and global economies to become fully operational again and what foreign policy looks like in this and then we'll speak to the business partner of kevin durant about how the coronavirus is impacting the future of branded athletes when there are no sports to watch. but first, let's talk about the market joining us, cha will i still here first though to you, mike, on what we saw today and for the week,

and the nasty egg all an overall green arrow for the new york stock exchange despite the dismal job numbers of almost nearly 17000000 americans applying for unemployment more stimulus measures from the fed kept markets going up right into the holiday weekend the question now becomes have we hit the bottom or will this volatility continue the volatility we've seen in recent weeks and even months will finally up into toronto where the t s x composite is not just up for the week it posted its best week in more than a decade after this positive week all markets are closely looking at the u.s. as unemployment data as this could bring more volatility to the markets and that is your global market walk. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return the state of the internet and whether or not government should protect access as a utility during the pandemic we'll talk about that boom bust is back in just a moment. i don't trust medical authority at all ever and the reason for that is i had this horrible autoimmune disorder growing up and it turns out it was completely alleviated w

april 3rd which were the weeks that i hosted boom bust we lost about 600 points on the new york stock exchange in weeks ending march 27th and april 10th which were those day oka weeks we gained about 2000 points what are we looking at here. well look at bad luck brant and i surely we're seeing a lot of volatility and that's i mean every single we can have a slew of good news and a slew of bad news all i want some markets kind of price and all these things and right now we don't have any hard data points and that's what everybody is going to looking for in terms of this earnings call obviously every single company is going to guide downwards and they're going to psychoanalyze as being one of the biggest indicator we have to remember that corona virus is going to be a very long tails are just because they say that we are told in terms of new cases that doesn't mean that everything is all well and good and will rebound in mediately the questions of how are we going to deal with me opening the economy what's that going to look like how are you going to deal with the large unemployment numbers and

and the nasdaq all up with an overall green arrow for the new york stock exchange tech stocks have had a week friday was a make or break day for the week and the 3 phase plan to reopening the economy helped push things up and let's finish everything out up in toronto in canada the t.s.a. composite squeaked out a positive week despite markets taking a dip thursday on the back of poor performance in the financial and energy sectors after this positive week markets are hopeful that something will work to treat the global pandemic that has kept the global economy shuttered and really now it's just a we have to take things week by week and that is your global market walk and time now for a quick break here because we'll be right back here the numbers. the clothes. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for him to let it be an arms race is on off and spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. humanity is on the edge of a precipice thanks to a cont

hovering around $17.00 a barrel which is the lowest it's been in 2 decades with more from the new york stock exchange has been on its own that. was an ominous sign for those hoping wall street had turned a corner in recent weeks the 2nd straight day u.s. stocks rallied at the opening bell as the chaos in the oil markets weighed heavily on investors' minds and apparently on the mind of the president as well as the dow lost nearly 500 points to kick off the trading day president donald trump sent out a tweet promising financial support for u.s. oil producers monday's historic crash in the u.s. oil price deep into negative territory continued to send shock waves on tuesday with other oil markets also falling brant crude the international benchmark dropped to its lowest price since 2002 the problems are many 1st too much oil is being produced much of it sitting in oil tanker ships off shore with nowhere to go does almost no. storage needs to be 1st before the new production can be brought into an assumption into the consumption that's existing right now so. be are looking at your yes from now before begi