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the american express card for months and i feel great about it. >> greg: does this have an effect on amexleave them alone? >> susan: no one uses diners club anymore. with the centurion, the black card. what you think motivates people to pay $700 a year for that card? capitalism. this great country. >> greg: what you get for that 700 bucks. >> susan: a lot of benefits. prime tables at restaurants. >> kat: there was no wealth creation for thousands of years and countries started trying capitalism then it started happening. in terms of we could all, people of all races could equally lay around and starve, then they have a point but that's not my ideal situation for the world. >> greg: you are truly a philanthropist. >> kat: yes. >> greg: already, we are done then. anybody want to say anything else? >> kat: i'm not going to pay my amex bill. >> greg: there you go. my idea! we should -- we should cancel credit card debt. that's $800 billion. $800 billion. the average american is $5,000 in debt. amex, let's cancel their debt. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze

at the amex corporate event the speaker argued capitalism was founded on racism and racist logics of industrial revolution to the president. they suffered an election telling amex employees and given privileges in one community get the other on the pretext that we live in americredit system where the market judges everyone the same. it's true that the companies advertisement have touted the privileges by consumers of the ubiquitous greeting cards but the history of american express was a story of a company that's tried by offering its many services to broader clientele. now more than 100 million cards in use, how does one see systemic racism at a company for 16 years had a black ceo who presided over a period when capitalist bid american express shares up faster than the s&p 500 financial stock index. looks more like systemic meritocracy. american express employees had no reason to hate themselves and rather than hosting self-loathing manager should focus on bringing more services to their customers were some of those customers might start asking why is the green card in my wallet. t

what are the more restrictive -- one of the more restrictive requirements. amex pushing back the day to return to office until the 11th of october. this feels like shifting goalposts when it comes to corporate life will get back to normal and what that looks like. what's take a look at what the markets are looking like. let's take a look at the set up. sophie: really price action showing futures are mixed with plenty of -- we have sun as well as cathay pacific due to report earnings today. the buyback announcement. keep an eye on softbank. switching out the board, we're going to be watching reaction in asia to the u.s. infrastructure bill. construction players. last year, the u.s. imported 9% of its steel mill products from south korea. 4% from japan. we are watching the steel sector as china's steel hub extends curbs ahead of the winter olympics. one chart, the dollar very much in focus as traders build bullish else -- bullish bets. looking to test the moving average. goldman arguing dollar strength will wane as u.s. growth starts to slow. strategists say sustai

and then there are 2 issues, i think really stand out that one is the best because you know, even worse, spend amex, the sort of thing. so and then really in pedal civilization, the in particular might come from development of mind may pathogens perhaps it was autism. and then the 2nd is development now to say. and where i, artificial intelligence is advancing that rapidly. and i think couldn't bring about a point where a single group works, see, is able to get much greater power over others and kind of look in the values of identity. and that can be very bad for the very long. but well, let's like a whole new big topic that i would like to discuss with you separately in a separate program, but all that interest. interesting thought, i want to wrap up our top. it's been great speaking to thanks for sharing your thoughts. thanks, christine. yeah. everything, well, thank you so much and hope will speak to soon. thank you, right. the ah ah ah, the ah, psychiatric drugs are essential for millions of patients or are they, they want that pill that they hope will take care of their problem thoroughly and

and then another 2 issues, i think really stand out that one is the best because you know, even worse, spend amex, the saw thing the saw and then completely in pedal civilization the in particular might come from development of mind. may pathogens perhaps resulting as it was last? and then the 2nd is development not to say. and where i, artificial intelligence is advancing that rapidly. and i think could bring about a point where a single group wants to see his able to get much greater power over others and kind of look in the values of ideology. and that could be very bad for the very long been. well, that's like a whole new big topic that i would like to discuss with you separately in a separate program, but that interest. interesting thought, i want to wrap up our top. it's been great speaking to you. thanks for sharing your thoughts. thanks for everything. well, thank you so much and hope to speak to thank you, right. the ah ah, ah. the families that up with the mark to get i took marking your function, you would like to get some way to show me what to do. i'm john. i got, i've got that limit

on gas and groceries or travel. lending tree says some of the bessh, the amex cash magnet, and o active cash card. what are some things to watch out before signing up for a card? >> what's really important is to look at how much the annual fee is. >> reporter: be aware applying for new cards could affect your credit score and if you don't want a new credit card, call your current company to negotiate ask to have your annual fee or late fees waived, or for a lower interest rate on your debt. a recent lending tree survey found more than 80% of card holders were successful when they just asked for some help. lester >> all right, vicky, thanks >>> up next, two of america's greatest olympic superstars >>> some final inspiration now from two american women who have been at the top of their games for decades. >> let the celebration begin! >> reporter: sunday night's gold medal win against japan didn't just solidify the dynasty that is usa women's basketball, it made teammates sue bird and diana taurasi the most decorated, each earning a record fifth gold medal but these games were always going to be spec

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one. tons of millennials signing up as part of ans aspirational move amex is more tailored to the wealthy. the my illennials and gen z, thy don't have enough money. and they want to follow companies that cater to you. what happens if one of the buy now pay later companies merges with robinhood for alternative financial services power house, i think you have another square on your hands, and i personally would love to have another square on my hands, can we please go to joe in texas. joe. >> booyah . >> last week simone biles said she was jumping out of the olympics, and today she's getting back in the olympics, and she's sponsored by a athletica, is that a buy, sell or hold. >> i think the fundamentals will prove out and the gap stores is a good stock, and i like it, and i think you should buy it. i need to go right now to john in kentucky, john. >> hey, jim. first of all, i'd like to thank you for all the help you have done for us little guys. i don't know anybody else out there on the networks but you. you're great >> thank you very much >> i've been a long time listener, 13, 14 years, e

on a martini. jonathan: needed a cheeseburger after that, did you? tom: i thought the people at amexwe did a nombre deux. jonathan: you get that french out. i can rely on lisa to look at the bond market now. do you want to look at nominals or reals stateside, or do you want to look at europe? lisa: i want to look at nominal yields across the board because i think real yields are confused, looking at the chips, and the statistic that ira jersey throughout. the fed owns 30% of the chips market -- the tips market in the united states. but are we talking enough about the distortions the fed is creating with their ongoing bond purchases, and whether they can stop? what happens if they stop and there is a material dislocation in the market? jonathan: so the next time someone says what is the bond market telling us, will you have a different answer to whom, gloom, and real fears about the future in a, growth? lisa: no, i will still have those. i think that is the underpinning. you can't have things where they are if people don't have some sort of sense that we are not going to be growing at

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tony, and what might be a trade around amex >> yeah, exactly right now what i'm concerned about is the valuations around american express which was justified based on the fast growth we've seen first half of the year, but as we star to see consumer sentiments sour and as we start to see travel slow down here, that's the concerns i see if we look at the chart here for american express, first half of the year, extremely strong and the stock price reflects that, up 37%, year to date, and if you look at the charts, it's a strong, steady up trend, but today we saw a break of that trend line and i think that's a potential signal for weakness to come going forward into the second half. but more importantly, you know, as a sign of what's to see next, here is a relative performance of american express to its sector, the financials we have recently seen the give back all of its outperformance and some more that we've seen, here since june. and if we look at the business itself, it's currently trading at about 18 times next year's earnings, that's about a 33% premium to its five-year average and even if you apply the highest multiple we've seen since prior to

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>> i just like you do, maria, i got the amex platinum card and unfortunately they raised annual fee onat the end of the day when i look at the benefits that i'm getting, get a check at 4:00 p.m., not my audible subscriptions paid for, i feel like i get the value and at the end of the day if you're in the care carrying a balance, i think it really comes down to your lifestyle and are you getting the value above and beyond the annual fee that you pay. maria: exactly. beverly, final word from you, wrap us up. >> well, you know, i really want to stress that it's so important that you don't carry a balance and if you use credit cards strategically like i do you can save thousands of dollars a year in just rewards. don't use card on things you don't need anyway. maria: all right, good advice. beverly, great to see you. thank you very much for joining us. beverly from u.s. news report. thank you. break up and make up. >> we are so over. >> fine by me. maria: friends' fans are rejoicing at a real life ross and rachel reunion. the morning buzz is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ in business, it's never just another

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