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polaroid, ibm, xerox, national video. i had texas gold sulfur. other companies that have disappeared i also had a lot of airline stocks eastern, national, mostly brand of two they were household names because of advertising i liked the stock picking process so much, i got the whole fifth grade class to pick stock and keep track i was doing the exact opposite of what i should be doing. how fast they were climbing and backing away if their climb seemed extended. that is called momentum investing. i should have picked stock in companies and asked to buy the shares in them let's go over what should have been right and would have been wrong in the picture i presented. goofus would never have thaen a t tip from his brother from his tennis partner pop had no idea what national video was or did you can find out more from google now national video made picture tubes. in the old days, when you had a problem with your television, it was usually a tube had been blown. he averaged down too many times to tell, but many a silent meals because of that day's decl

to look like what we called the nifty 50 back when you were in the cradle, there were stocks like polaroids. they were called one decision stocks the future was so bright, the only decision was to buy it and hold on forever. and within less than ten years, nearly half the nifty 50 were in existence. >> finally, we talked for a few weeks about dips not getting bought today the journal puts it on a-1. are they late to this? is this a sign the narrative shifts >> no, i think they're somewhat late to it i'm not sure that people are sitting around, having meetings. saying how do we apply this. what happens is the fact that you've added it, started a bounce back, rolled over, had another dip, it is getting your fingers burned time and time again. you know, it is not a philosophical meeting. until they make it work, then i'm in the game. so far no. and we're back at the lows that says buying dips is not smart. >> back at the lows and few points in the s&p, above the closing low from in april and fenn -- and february >> first trip below 2600 since may. and first trip below 24 k on the dow since ju

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the fed, no one else right now in this marketplace has that camera lens, has that polaroid to look ahead and really know what's going to happen next week, next month, three months from now. so for the markets to react like it did today, like it has pretty much every day for the last three weeks, just on one economic report or one tweet or one news headline, that's a tough thing right now. liz: it's been a bunch of headlines, a flurry of them. a lot of it has to do with the perception the u.s. economy is slowing, but also this trade issue, the arrest of the huawei executive and whether that makes things a little more wobbly between the u.s. and china, because there was so much hope about that. on top of it, the federal reserve, we will go a deep dive, do a deep dive later in the show, but we are seeing headlines right and left that now you have bullard, who has been pretty dovish, to say the market is showing via these yields on treasuries, starting to flatten in the curve, that the fed's gone too far? has the fed really gone too far? we are still barely, barely up off the floor here. >>

we do not have smartphones and selfiesan back then, we had polaroids. >> turned around and stick your> gregg: and they are all yellow now. you can't even see what is onre them. david webb and doug schoen, good to see you. coming up next, the dems are ratcheting up their impeachment plans and left-wing media are going, of course, into overdrive. stick around for that one. ♪ we know the great outdoors. we love the great outdoors. bass pro shops and cabela's. your adventure starts here. and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. >> gregg: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." yesterday, eliz

give you 5% off your bill and because you won't have your camera with you, they give you a portable polaroidey really do want you to come back, right? they want you to have a good time. they don't want you to go home as stressed as when you came. so that's one reason. another is, they have actual logistical problems. wyndham says the average family showing up at a stay has 12 wi-fi devices, they're clogging the hotel's wi-fi networks, they're cluttering the lobby, honey, i'm just going to make a phone call in the lobby. they're filling up the pool chairs, not going into the water, just sitting beside it. >> help people help themselves. what tips do you have for folks to unplug and be in the moment? >> the first thing is, do you have a problem. that's kind of easy. if you're still looking at the pictures of an event while it's going on, you have a problem. if you can't imagine going without your phone for a day, that's a problem. if you feel phantom vibrations in your pockets, you think you're getting a notification vibration but it's not really happening. and then the next thing is to turn o

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