what p has long been seen as the wars of wide speak of the white oppressors during the apartheid sign but in 19051 year after the end of apartheid the team won the title here in south africa and nelson mandela gave them the cup it was a huge celebration and broaden the nation together and many people are hoping that now in 2019 the same thing could happen again and this symbol of the person of the victory is. the 1st black captain of the springboks a role model for a lot of young people in this country and right after the end of the match she addressed the crowd and said look we have so many problems back home in south africa we have trying to show you what we can achieve if we are all united if we all stand together. under increased reporting cape town hong kong where police have used tear gas to break up writing by black clad pro-democracy protesters demonstrators set fire to street barricades and metro stations and vandalized targets linked to china protests against china's perceived meddling in hong kong freedoms of now entered the 22nd with beijing has indicated that it may now t

arguably caused by pg e distribution lines in 2019 again p g has intel. if ever 29th answered the judge's questions. >>the deadline to file a claim against pg e for any damages caused by wildfires has been extended to december 31th. lawyers for many of the victims say the survivors are still traumatized and struggling to get back on their feet and many were not able to file a claim by the original deadline date which was last month in october, the new date must still be approved by a judge. the utility has set aside billion to pay wildfire victims as part of its bankruptcy plan. and now an update on that kincade fire burning in sonoma county. it is 80% contained the fire has burned more than 77,000 acres destroyed at least a 174 homes damaged another 35 homes, full containment is expected by thursday and this is big all evacuation orders have been lifted. the healdsburg community center is now open. it is there to help fire victims people can get supplies that they might need goggles gloves mask suits anything else along those lines. it is also the checkp

p goes to new highs. it could be a case of a cautious tone. i've been puzzled by the small-cap space. it has been having such a hard time getting to where it is. chart wehe s&p 500 were looking at. s&p,: looking at the thinking about the mid-cap and small-cap index, a lot of critiques people had is, as the s&p has gone higher, the concern has been, have small and mid-caps been participating, and the good news is, if you think about the 50 day and the timelines and other measures of overall performance, i think small caps are holding up ok. i think we will be in a long-term position. abigail: david keller, thank you so much for joining us. and from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: cisco shares are falling in after-hours trade. china sales were down 31% last quarter, continuing the decline. romaine: bloomberg technology is next in the u.s. scarlet: have a great night. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: i'm taylor riggs intent and cisco, in for emily chang. francisco, in for emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology." we will get details on disney plus. plus, tesla's global reach. it gets the

president trump p has -- president trump is being railroaded. president trump is a businessman running the country like a businessman. and the democrats don't like that. they want somebody in there that they can control. and he's not going to be controlled. the president is allowed to make decisions of foreign policy without asking anyone. he's the commander in chief. and he makes those decisions. caught in e's been so many lies. and the democrats have made these rules, like you said, they passed the rules. they are not letting the other side call any witnesses. host: ok. carla, i'm going to jump in at this point because adam schiff, the chair of the committee is back in his chair. so let's go into the room. live coverage continues here on c-span3. int, because adam schif, the chair of the >> the house intelligence committee impeachment coverage continues on c-span3 and online at c-span.org. back now to the u.s. house. for more of our 40 years of committed live coverage. ause of rule . th house wilresume proceedings on ptped questions at a later

has been. next 10%you see the move on the s&p 500, up or down? probablywould say 10% closer to down. the reason i say that, i think the s&p has gotten ahead of itself, i think the markets have gotten a little bit ahead of themselves. when you look at forward earnings for 2020 at about $127.20, you put an 18 multiple on that, that gets you to about $31.90. i don't see the investment going on in the u.s. right now to justify multiples any higher than that. over the last year, we have treated in this range of 16.5 to 17.5 multiples. there needs to be a catalyst. what we are seeing from our ceos, cfos, because of the trade they had been disinterested in investing. i just don't see where the catalyst is to get us another 10%. amber: which sectors do you think are most vulnerable than on that measure? kevin: i think it will just depend on who wins the election. some people think if warren win s, financials will come under scrutiny because of more regulation. health care will be under attack. it all depends on how the 2020 election goes, will depend on what sectors will be winners or losers

s&p has turned negative. s&p has turned negative. we are watching this closely. stay tuned.not see record highs. (people talking) for every dollar you spend at a small business, an average of 67 cents stays local. shop small and watch it add up. small business saturday by american express is november 30th. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because . . for every dollar you spend at a small business, an average of 67 cents stays local. shop small and watch it add up. small business saturday by american express is november 30th. ♪. liz: we should let you know amc stock is moving all over the place right now with about three minutes left to go before the closing bell rings. we're on the verge of history for the major averages, dow, nasdaq, s&p too close to call. amc is hitting all-time low. moments ago it was down 6%. still down about 3 1/2%. it is spiking back up. we don't have news. we're looking for a reason if we can find it for but the stock is at $8.45 for amc entertainment. >>> u.s. government extending a 90-day extension that allows u.s. companies

the s&p has annualized 13% annually. you see this large divergence, underperformance of the rest of the world. at some point, it is going to snap back. >> you have to be positioned for it. when you get that rotation, if you are not positioned, you have to move. you have to be early to that. we are positive on other markets. in addition to statistics, emerging markets returned for percent annually over the last 10 years. the u.s. 13%. some might say, there is a reason. there is. it is easy. if things get better on the margin and the derivative goes positive, you should see outperformance. >> it is europe as well. christine lagarde gave a speech today. did you hear anything and what she said that maybe justifies optimism for europe? >> investors are waiting for pressure for fiscal stimulus from europe. that would change sentiment remarkably. i was in europe for the last two week. the investor community is waiting for a change. negative rates have been a difficult for many investors there who cannot invest in equities. so t

believes the blaze was sparked by downed wires which spread to vegetation and eventually the home p has acknowledged it was aware of a downed line in the neighborhood that day. but it's not clear what caused the line to fail in a statement to kron 4 news, the utility said pg e submitted an electric incident report regarding the milpitas fire. the information provided is preliminary the genie is continuing to investigate genie. >>had sent the beginning of august, they say they're going to trim the tree in the backyard and the bamboo keep it away from the power lines. >>but they never showed up milpitas fire inspector eric emanuel says he has yet to determine if the line was down by the wind by a tree branch by faulty pgd equipment or by something else video and still pictures shot by neighbors show firefighters battling the wind driven blaze, which damaged 7 other homes when the roof on this home caught fire neighbor, jake genna's fought it with a garden hose and the flames are just going like 60 miles an hour up in the air. >>and amber's are flying down towards this way in my house come

and p. has to agree with corbett yeah well i think it's unfortunate i think it's maybe less understanding because anything that can keep stability in their region if anything it is. deterrence power and without our presence here i'm i'm afraid that there would be everybody fighting everybody else on this very very small piece of land of ours because it's not just in britain though bernie sanders the democrat presidential candidate for 2020 saying that military aid to israel should be conditional and that some of that military aid should actually be spent on humanitarian aid for palestinians in gaza what we have seen for the last well i don't want to go too far but let's say since since the oslo agreement this is 9093 so we're talking 26 years ago most of the pressure was directed. at israel if we really want to see a fair deal then we should come into the negotiating table without any preconditions and the compromises should come from most. it's not just me it's really a master why are you talki

believes the blaze was sparked by downed wires which spread to vegetation and eventually the home p has acknowledged it was aware of a downed line in the neighborhood that day. but it's not clear what caused the line to fail in a statement to kron 4 news, the utility said pg e submitted an electric incident report regarding the milpitas fire. the information provided is preliminary the genie is continuing to investigate genie. >>had sent the beginning of august. they say they're going to trim the tree in the backyard and the bamboo keep it away from the power lines. >>but they never showed up milpitas fire inspector eric emanuel says he has yet to determine if the line was down by the wind by a tree branch by faulty pgd equipment or by something else video and still pictures shot by neighbors show firefighters battling the wind driven blaze, which damaged 7 other homes when the roof on this home caught fire neighbor, jake janet's fought it with a garden hose and the flames are just going like 60 miles an hour up in the air. >>and amber's are flying down towards this way in my house come

but the s&p has been to me i think doing what it's been doing based upon trade or politics or the fed. but retail has been show me. you have companies in retail combination of they have the secular stories that are broken. you have logistics, dahms that are also part it but the ultimate cyclical story on a day when you saw that payroll numbers tell you people have jobs, that the working hours were there where they need to be. going into the christmas season and that's the part of the economy that has been spending and supporting the overall u.s. economy. so it makes sense to me that people should be rotating. but i would rather be in a fedex. i would rather be in the uber cyclicals that to me have valuation arguments. if you go for payroll number telling you the kissimmee okay go for the places skouning rezbreegs even better, we had jerome powell tell us earlier this week that the bar is extremely high to raise rates we'll be a long time. >> self if i ask ask you all the reasons the market sold off. i will tell you all of them are better or not as bad as thought. china earnings, powel

s&p has not done anything to adjust its aa plus rating on hong kong. moody's has already downgraded their outlook. what do you do if you are trying to navigate it tradewise? we are hearing from the top money managers. if you are just a regular person, do you just stay away? >> a lot of people, what they are trying to do is try to take away who is the benefit if hong kong goes pear-shaped? the obvious answer is singapore. there is so much overlap that it is difficult to play. from institutional perspective, we should certainly see front and yield invert. you should see the credit curve flatten. put thatuggesting you if you are a retail investor, but that is one way to hedge. thank you to damien. thank you for that. guy. guy: let's get more on that trade story and the impact on the broader markets. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. glad to be here. is a trade deal the base case? >> i think it has to be. there are strong incentives on both sides to get there. obviously the congressional bill passed by both houses puts another wrinkle into this. it does co

they lost nine months, 10 .onths, each one started about two months in, the s&p has outperformed. l continue through the early part of 2020. abigail: it sounds as though if we do have those new highs, 2020 could be about relatively good performance for the s&p 500 but maybe great performance for the russell and iwm. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: now to asia ahead. a slew of headlines coming out of hong kong from the city's leader carrie lam, responding to voters delivering a stunning rebuke to beijing. alibaba debut on the hong kong stock exchange. let's bring in shery ahn with more. let's start with carrie lam's response to the election? shery: basically, she did not concede anything despite the fact that her opponent won a landslide victory. thatnly thing she said was she is going to stick to that september plan, basically more dialogue. according to the police, protesters have already rejected that, saying that it would not be independent. over the last few days, the protests have been a little quieter in the wake of the election, but does anyone expect that to co

500 realized volatility this is the average actual volatility shown by the s&p 500 has really hit kind of the bottom end of a two-year range right here the one-month measure of this is actually a little bit more dramatically lower so usually when you get very, very calm, it sometimes marks the approach of a turn this was back in july. you saw something similar. however, i want to point out, look at how low we stayed through 2017 it was a very calmly uptrending market the entire year we did not have many gut checks in that market and much, much lower realized volatility. there's no absolutely level at which this is a warning or an all-clear. take a look at sentiment towards very large tech and growth stocks the nasdaq 100 this is the daily sentiment index, so basically, trader's establishness relative to this index. this is a percentage of bulls right here that's about the 90% level you can see, it's pretty heavy right here and i'll point out a couple of places where this came into play it doesn't mean it's an absolute top, but it means the gains from here sometimes are harder to c

p. has to understand that if a person who looks like me is going through it then it affects him too if you left this country like you say you do. it's interesting his campaign issued a statement to newsweek on the criticism and they stating pete's point is that we have to recognize that structural barriers persist in our public education system that these barriers disproportionately impact low income and minority communities is that what we were supposed to get from his statement because i didn't get an education my best to clean the cleaned up and that's what i'm saying and i want to and i will give him credit for perfect and saying we supposed to say when it's 2 days you know what i mean like he's a great you. the guy when the party's over he shows up with beers in a big bottle with jack when a party everybody's heading home and that's that the to be a leader is to get ahead of the story to be on top of the situation is to address these issues before we gotta go bigger than the past and se

has agreed with that extension. the new date still needs a judge's approval. p g has set aside more than billion to pay wildfire victims as part of their bankruptcy plan. >>assistance center now open in healdsburg to help families recovering from the kincade fire cameras were there actually we saw the line of families yesterday looking for help dozens of government agencies nonprofits and insurance companies are all set up there inside the center. one woman says that she needs help restocking food that she lost during the power shut off. >>personally have breast cancer science not only having that expense but added on. this evacuation and trying to recoup but we've lost in. low income like a lot of people out here. we just don't have the money to resign. >>the assistance center is open through wednesday from 10 in the morning until 7 at night. it's at 1557 healdsburg avenue and anyone can get help regardless of their immigration status. we'll take a break a coming up here on the kron 00:04am morning news today, the northern california community is getting ready

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we think bitcoin is about to participate risk on the way the s&p has. sarah ponczek, tom lee, thank you so much. that does it for "the closing bell." romaine bostick steps in next deepere will be diving into hooper result and the sharing economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: we are live from bloomberg's world news headquarters in new york. numbers whenurse it comes to uber. it looks like they have to a large extent missed when it comes to their overall numbers, user numbers in particular. they are narrowing their forecast for a loss so we will have to dig into the upside and downside for this particular company. let's get a look at the results with bloomberg intelligence senior analyst. a lockout. expiring,ut period concerns may be about the loss of a subscription not rising as much as expected. clear isnow, what is the company is focusing on driving revenue per user. they have stopped focusing on user growth, which is what you are seeing. the user growth has decelerated. the focus is now on improving the path to profitability. that is what investors

markets, the s&p has picked up some ground. still negative, but almost back at zero.ow down about 0.25 percent. the nasdaq unchanged. retailers in the spotlight today. lowe'sup more than 12%, right behind. on the other side, l brands, altra, the list goes on and on. guy: when it comes to european equities, the ftse 100 is underperforming. -- bp biggest points drag the biggest points drag. the oil markets are not necessarily transferring into equity markets today because the big oil stocks are certainly lower. european market close coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ whether you're out here on lte. or here on a wifi hotspot. xfinity mobile has more coverage to keep you connected to what matters most. that's because it's the only wireless network that automatically connects you to millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. and now get $250 off when you buy a new samsung phone during xfinity mobile beyond black friday. plus, you can save up to $400 a year. click, call or visit a store today. guy: 30 seconds until the end of regular trading in eur

this p person has the assurance that if f they collaborate with the police a and the information theyivive is sufficienent to prosecute e the mastermindnd ofs crime in this person -- then this person will get a presidential pardon. brent: at the press conference, a reporter asked about alleged links between ringleaders and the government of the prime minister. >> if the mastermind has relations with a member of your, what does it do for your government? >> i think that would be really jumping the gun. brent: is he jumping the gun? to talk more, i am keith joined by micalles. the times is the newspaper that first reported the story. it is good to have you on the show. pick up on what the reporter asked. the prime minister saying i will pardon this man if he cooperates. that, you would assume, is the prime minister is confident that whatever this man says is not going to implicate the prime minister or or his innerer circ. right question mark >> that is what -- right? >> that is what we believe.. this is not gogoing to bebe a blblanket presesidential pardo he himself said he is not fond

p/e.ix has a 92 p/t -- they have announced they are going to spend $15 billion this year and more next they are not going to make a profit, and that 92 times, somebody is going to pick them up. mediatechrter bibb of capital, thank you for joining us. much more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: with just under one euro election,he 2020 u.s. facebook's coo told bloomberg news think this time around will not be the same. >> we think the 2020 election is a massive test for us, and it should be. elections have changed. we have changed as a company. if you look back to 2016, of course we were not prepared for state actors. this new, more insidious stuff, we were totally unprepared. we never thought of it. we missed it. everyone missed it. that's different now. taylor: speaking of being prepared for 20/20, think of the following scenario -- deepfake videos, self driving buses killing voters, chaos in the polls. that's what went on on tuesday not in the actual elections. rather, it was a simulation to see who would win when it comes to safeguarding an election. the event, dubbed operation bl

the s&p has a dip that may be some profit taking after yesterday's very good day. >>> more than $1.5 llion worth of illegally grown marijuana has been seized in california as part of an annual eratification program. the city netted more than 950,000 plants and resulted in the arrest of nearly 150 people. local, state, and federal agencies take part in the eradication program to protect the eco lands and systems. people who route waterways for there are illegal crops will be prosecuted. >> individuals who damage our public land and weapononize the illegal cannibis black market must and will be brought to justice. >> more than 168 weapons were confiscated at suspected grow sites. >>> and recalling more than 100 vegetable products over concerns they may be contaminated with listeria. trader joe's, and kroger's, feature a best of enjoyed by detect of october of 2019 to november 16th of 2019. no illnesses have been reported so far, and is out of an a buddance of caution. customers should throw away any recalled items. >>> a new report says getting a little bit better for the gas tax increa

p-22 has gone through a lot of misadventures.because he's a celebrity, he's been able to kind of survive a lot of these circumstances. one of those incidences was him getting stuck under a house and wildlife officers shooting him with beanbag rounds and tennis ball guns. he kept his cool to the point where he waited for those people to tire themselves out before he left, and he left without ananybody seeing him. and that's him being able e to kind of use those natural skills of being elusive to keep his distance and stay safe. even the most adapaptable specis out herere, arguablyly the coyoe or the raccoon, have trouble in this landscape bececause of roas and of a lot of other urban dangers. pauly: and the reality is the decisions that we make today are going to be all the difference as to whether those mountain lions are in the l.a. area 100 years from now. heise: we have been overall, over the last 150 years, been very successful at displplacing especially a lot of the a animas out of the city that were to some degree harmful t

if you look at the advanced line in the s&p 500, that has been a good barometer, a good a leading indicator of where prices move for the s&p 500. it has generally led market higher when we have been in a downturn, and as the advanced decline line is more high, it is rising more each day than falling, and as it has gotten better in the market, markets have gravitated higher. i think if you see the rally kind of peter out a little bit, more stocks start to decline on a daily basis versus going up, i think you get a little more concerned about this rally. but the fundamental and macro backdrop seem ok for the rest of the year. i think markets will continue to grind a little bit higher for the rest of 2019. joe: there has definitely been this narrative that one thing driving the market higher is dropping the global data, green shoots, whatever you want to call that. the data does not look that great. cameron: no. joe: we got a fleet of data this morning that was not amazing. global numbers, japan, china, definitely not amazing. is it at the numbers have gotten ahead of themselves? is there a di

investigate these claims made by ukraine since president followed amusin lenski took office in kenya p. has reached out to russia to end the war he has spoken on the phone with president vladimir putin and there was a high profile prisoner exchange in september but the ukrainian president has faced protests at home and accusations that he is handing over the east to russia the peace process involves elections and a special status for us troops are now the. 3 days to complete their withdrawal then the area will be cleared of mind the ball is now in moscow's court and while zelinsky has been trying to revive the so-called normandy talks between ukraine russia france and germany moscow has been reluctant to commit but while there are differences about the advantages of a peace deal on both sides some say the chances of success are better than they have been for a long time step class and al-jazeera moscow. amount germany is marking 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall a pivotal moment in history which are shit in the end of communism in eastern europe german chancellor angela merkel use

the s&p has yet to make its mark it's still just barely sitting in the red melissa. >> the dow getting sent to new record highs to some surprising news on a dow component. bob is at the new york stock exchange with the latest >> walgreens is reported to be exploring a potential going private deal with buy out firms. that's according to reuters. this was halted on the nasdaq for volatility, not news pending. it's re-opened up about 3% as for the broader market, a bigger break out may be near we're only 10% of the s&p at new highs. that could be about to change. we're seeing a significant number of stocks 2 or 3% below the new highs. that's close enough to produce expansion. big names shy of new highs discounters like walmart and ross stores. home improvement stores like home depot. some of this may be due to tax loss selling at the end of the month abating. some of this due to a modest rally in oil the markets are rotating the big cap we saw fading with starbucks, disney. well off of their highs early this year. we have a new crop of potential leadership those are bank stock, energy sto

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and the s&p 500 rose more than 2. >>> small capsls today pulled back slightly. the group haseen underperforming the rest of the market the past two years. but some say the c gainsld start to pick up. we're joined by lor even gilbert, presidentf wealth wise financial services thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you so muchn >> there's b a lot of hope surrounding the small caps a few years now. why are they lagging this rket, do you think? >> you know, i think that this entire year has bn marked by trade and the uncertainty around a trade deal.we e said that since the beginning of the year and we have seen that in theerarkets. time we think there is a trade deal the markets go up. and when the is trade uncertainty the markets go down again. that would be characteristic of the small caps. when people feel uncertainty and want to become more def sive they go upward in capitalization, up towards thea larger companies that they feel more comfortable with. >> if yere to investn small cap stocks at this point, where would you go? >> if we look at what's less expensive than other

but ch pre p has crews escorting drivers acrosthe gary bind this morning and that is definitely helpingto keep things safe as youo make your way down thadirection 40's and 50's for your current temperatures across the bay this is really not much different. then we're going to be later today oakland y're at 50 right nowlater your daytime highs at 53, so not a lot of ange into the afternoon. more your recast ahead robin. >>traffic looks fantastic heading into san francisco now is the time to do it ke that drive if you've been waiting for traffic to clear out it has done just that early this morning it was passed and that is no longer the cae. so many peope have taken the day off we are not seeing the typical back up. that's normally there's only 9 minutes off to fremont street forhecking in on traffic tracker tre is a trouble spot on the nimitz 80 south and tennyson stalln your right lanes a little usy through hayward but the rest of the trip looks great. 17 is nice out of the santa cruz mountains d all lanes open on 2 80 in san jose near 10th that was problem where we have flames flooded

the tightening p procedures has atattracted criticism from ngos, citing posttraumatic stress disorderill no longer be considered i in the application. >> it is well documenteted that people with ptsd get re-traumatized during the asylym interview or find d it difficult to relax or recollect their exexperiences. this could h have implications n their access to a fairir procedure. >> the move follows the new conservative governments promise to step up deportation. on some islands, the number of asylum-seekers has surpassed the local population. the prime minister has accused the eu of treating greece like a convenient parking spot for refugees and migrants. >> time for a reminder of the top stories, live from paris at 1:16 pm. third election looms in israel. the country is now plunged in an unprecedented political deadlock. sondland saysdon top u.s. officials were aware of the push for ukraine investigations. this during the impeachment hearing of donald trump and ararguably the most pivotal tetestimony yet. greeceejor overhaul forr migration sysystems. the country will be replacing cam

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the united states government, amongst many others said and this is the quote from mike p "the communist party hasist party has imprisoned as many as1 million muslim uighurs in camps where they injure around—the—clock brainwashing." ok. i do not believe in michael pence. he's a china basher, call him vice president, but he isa basher, call him vice president, but he is a cold war warrior. let's not talk about michael pence let's talk about what is going on in xinjiang you have your views about him, but he happens to be the vice president of the united states. he is the vice president, but i can't agree. he is demonising china. you have a problem here, and we have talked about what you are doing to the uighur muslims in the west of your country, the united states congress has passed a new round of targeted sanctions against officials in hong kong who are leading the crackdown against the protesters. your diplomatic position, and you know it well yourself because you have been holed over the calls by dominic raab, the foreign secretary in london, you know that your diplomatic position as the chinese

believes the blaze was sparked by downed wires which spread to vegetation and eventually the home p has acknowledged it was aware of a downed line in the neighborhood that day. but it's not clear what caused the line to fail in a statement to kron 4 news, the utility said pg e submitted an electric incident report regarding the milpitas fire. the information provided is preliminary the genie is continuing to investigate genie. >>had sent the beginning of august, they say they're going to trim the tree in the backyard and the bamboo keep it away from the power lines. >>but they never showed up milpitas fire inspector eric emanuel says he has yet to determine if the line was down by the wind by a tree branch by faulty pgd equipment or by something else video and still pictures shot by neighbors show firefighters battling the wind driven blaze, which damaged 7 other homes when the roof on this home caught fire neighbor, jake genna's fought it with a garden hose and the flames are just going like 60 miles an hour up in the air. >>and amber's are flying down towards this way in my house come

high&p has another record at the federal reserve raises .ts outlook for growth welcome to "bloomberg live from london. 30 minutes into the equity trading day, let's see how things are shaping up. we are a lot of red on the screen, and across indices, looking at telefonica. announcing a sweeping operational overhaul that will see focus on for big markets -- on four big markets. we're certainly seeing an update today. virgin money also higher by 50%. they suspended the dividend, but is thatthe optimism investec suggesting the extension was expected and the charges are in line with expectations. stocksf focus on u.k. and you are seeing lloyd's gaining, perhaps a read through from the pole we got the outcome in the u.k. election the polish showing quite a widely to the party. it's trading lower, but bear in mind it's having an impact. lvmh did have an outlook that disappointed and has pushed shares to a five-month low. but that might be a read across from concerns around u.s.-china tensions generally hitting tech stocks. let's get first word news in london. >> china is speeding up the is

it gives the conservatives stick to beat the party with, and the s&p has said that if labour had a chanceal pact, but to keep corbin a number ten, if they took on board their view that the scottish parliament should choose when the next referendum is. potentially, some trouble for mr corbin, too. there was also some trouble when he arrived in glasgow. have a listen. do you think the man that is going to be prime minister of this country should be a terrorist sympathiser? who is going to be the first terrorist invited to the house of commons when you are prime minister? he is running away! that man heckling the jeremy he is running away! that man heckling thejeremy corbyn was a minister. he has apparently made offensive remarks on social media. the church of scotland have said they have paying close attention to any complaints. let's ta ke any complaints. let's take a look at some of the other stories in the election campaign. nigel farage has confirmed that the brexit party will stand against the labour party at the next general election. he had been under some pressure to pull out, and p

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the market cap of oil and gas companies in the s&p 500 has been cut in half already in the last fivelone. >> the pressure from investors is building on the oil and gas industry in two respects. one is to show returns from shale, and they want to see capital discipline, they want to see -- they want to see dividends paid back to shareholders and not just sort of a cycle of debt for growth and production. and then also the investment community is asking people to show us that you can survive in a world that sees an energy transition happen, that your plans are aligned with whatever might come in the form of a long-term transition to a lowish carbon future. >> having held senior policy roles at the white house and the national security council, professor jason bordaff is the founding director of columbia university's center on global energy policy at the forefront of the energy transition. has the u.s. been spoiled by this prolific production that we've seen in shale over the last decade and it's stalling the energy transition here? or is it still proceeding? >> the energy transition is

s&p 500 has really just levitated. we've been hovering at the highs.ken hold in a substantial way. this is a longer term chart. the investment group pointed out we're in the mode of having 25 straight days where the s&p is above its ten day average. we had no two straight days of declines these spans are marking of points in history since the early '90s when we had similar conditions in place. so right here, you know, obviously in the midst of an uptrend the rule is you're not seeing anywhere near a major market top although you had flattening out you had time to buy the market at a similar level once you got to this point but it really was more a pause on the way up obviously you wouldn't say this many instance made it statistically significant but it does address that concern. when you look at the market being a little bit extended above its recent trend does that mean it's about to topple in a significant way? this would argue probably not. >> stephanie, what's your take in terms of this momentum indicator and the fact we're treading water a little

personal stake common someone has in this world there is a huge difference between the announcement and the potential and i think between august 2018 and november 2019 this deal i p or has lost a lot of money a lot of variation no the saudis have to accept about 500000000000 loss between the 2 trillion that was expected a year and a half ago and the $1500000.00 plus does agree with the gentleman here i mean we may have this potential of investment of the 7 years within the infrastructure but there is no guarantee that this is going to trickle down to all the resound is who are blocking a lot of services and the infrastructure is not really what it's supposed to be so i would look at it as a decline in business deal with a politic and momentum for m.b.a.'s he needs this hour from now to tell the ward that i am in charge and those that all that have attacked installations back in on september 14th don't affect the process therefore we are now in business and who are involved in not only that. give him some. kind of excitement to the market then another $80000000000.00 to the investors who are willing to come and they are giving them assurances that the main they wi

s&p has warned australia's aaa credit rating is at risk if stimulus is deployed by the government.ial profits are due later this morning, which likely fell in october. here is a look at a bloomberg gauge wihich aggregates indicators on the mainland pointing to a seventh month for trade, sales, and factory sentiment worsening. let us get a little bit more on that, china's economy. joining us from hong kong we have the chief china economist and senior emerging strategist at credit agricole. i want to get your thoughts on the chart sophie was showing. and what it means for what we can expect later this morning. >> it seems investor profits continue to track quite rapidly. similar to what we saw. stabilization of the pace of contraction. when it comes to sentiment, it will be improvement. it tends to look better in november. we need to reap something from progress. there is positive momentum with negotiations. the majorve been reason why sentiment has declined earlier this year. there is real hope for a breakthrough. things would improve. much of those numbers can you blame the trade w

the s&p 500 has been putting in a series of all-time highs. the dow is now joining the s&p 500. the stock 600 in europe above a key level of 400. real growth in the auto sector, outperforming by 2.9%, driven in part by strong growth from ferrari. as for some of the big movers in the u.s., let's take a look at those. techer is buying the med company for equity value of $4 billion, $31 per share. some are highlighting the possibility of antitrust concerns. not so much for under armour. shares are plunging as the accounting probe that has been going on for about two years, these shares down more than 60% into today since the 2015 hi. another leg lower for under armour. the two movers within the energy gains, forind those the last two days, energy up more than 4%, the best day since january of this year. 5.7%. look at oil, up the highest level in six weeks. investors stoked around the possibility of a trade deal and the aramco ipo helping out oil and the energy sector. vonnie: thank you for that. that is abigail doolittle. remember the function ketv go on save yourerg lets you favor