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he's gone after large companies like general electric and procter & gamble and dow dupont.e thug he might be -- thinking he might be pushing for the company to break itself up. it has its broadband business, but that entertainment business that houses nbc universal and sky, that's been troubling a little bit. you know, theme parks are closed, three e yachtly call releases have been pushed back, sports weren't really happening, the fall tv lineup is a little different, so he could be targeting something like that or pushing for a cost cut at the company. jack: gotcha. let's talk about banks. waiting for the turn around but they just can't catch a break. >> headlines definitely don't help that unloved category. earlier this week we had a report detailing $2 trillion in suspicious transactions, nearly 20 years, several big banks including deutsche bank and jpmorgan, raising questions about money laundering. analysts downplayed the report, but it could bring more scrutiny to the industry, and we saw a backlash against wells fargo's ceo where he i attributed the difficulty in hi

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he's gone after large companies like general electric and procter & gamble and dow dupont.e thug he might be -- thinking he might be pushing for the company to break itself up. it has its broadband business, but that entertainment business that houses nbc universal and sky, that's been troubling a little bit. you know, theme parks are closed, three e yachtly call releases have been pushed back, sports weren't really happening, the fall tv lineup is a little different, so he could be targeting something like that or pushing for a cost cut at the company. jack: gotcha. let's talk about banks. waiting for the turn around but they just can't catch a break. >> headlines definitely don't help that unloved category. earlier this week we had a report detailing $2 trillion in suspicious transactions, nearly 20 years, several big banks including deutsche bank and jpmorgan, raising questions about money laundering. analysts downplayed the report, but it could bring more scrutiny to the industry, and we saw a backlash against wells fargo's ceo where he i attributed the difficulty in hi

michael: i remember that -- tom: i remember the day when you recommended procter & gamble dividend andrld fell off its collective chair. now we have permanent repression. i will give you great credit for coming up with that concept. we have an asset bubble because we have your financial repression? bill: i think so. we have an asset bubble because interest rates are near zero and negative in many parts of the world. , through dividend discount models and so on, has inflated growth stops and anything -- withh stocks and anything profits far in the future growing fast. wantcial repression, if we to speak to that is something that has always been swept under butrug by not only powell by janet and ben bernanke. it is something that can be fixed by a later point. prior fed chairpersons have focused on inflation or focused on re-big rating the economy to the extent -- on reinvigorating the economy to the extent retirees and pension funds and savers are being hurt. that can just wait. at some point it cannot. we are beginning to see that. we do not have to talk about prudential or insurance o

you might think why would procter & gamble, a big company like that, want to do an exchange like thisare really becoming very big and companies want to pledge a higher level of involvement than the existing exchanges. we'll see, kelly, but these types of issues are catching on. you actually have an exchange around the idea now. >> we used to talk about stocks going public, but now we have exchanges launching. how do you think this will affect the average investor? we've talked a lot about market structure. it doesn't sound like this will interfere with that, but it does, i would imagine, fragment things, and kind of related to that, how is it likely to affect the ipo process, if at all >> yeah, they're not going to go after -- they, the long-term stock exchange, are going to try to target companies that want to go public that are willing to take a pledge to say, we'll have a higher level of involvement in these esg type issues than the other exchanges. i think the other exchanges would say, fine, if our companies want to pledge a higher level of involvement in inclusiveness and divers

the procter has also pleaded guilty in the scandal.scheduled for january. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," the top stories we're following for you this tuesday. >> reporter: good morning. take a look at this. a text message sent to one of our reporters. parcel sorting center, found package addressed to null. last pickup day is friday and then a link for you to supposedly claim your package or possibly schedule a new delivery date. our reporter did not tap that link, thank goodness, but you can see why many people might. after all you don't want something you ordered sitting in a delivery warehouse. we asked what would happen if we opened the link in the text. >> they can deliver any sort of phishing attack they want. in this case in particular there have been versions of it that have taken people to a fake usps site that's asked for credit card information for validation. it's risky either way. >> reporter: if you get a text message with a link do not open it, not even if it comes from a letter you recognize. crooks can spoof

he's had some wins with procter & gamble and a lot of other big names but comcast? nbc universal?his is a very strong company and brian roberts and the family, founder family, own a big chunk of the shares. can he really have any effect and does he need to have any effect? >> i think you are quite, the point you make is right. i don't understand the transaction. brian and his family are in control of the company. i think within the context of the entire cable industry, brian is the star. he's a superior manager. there's some head winds in the industry that you have talked about on your show several times, the transition from the bundle to streaming, the evolution towards from 4g to 5g which is coming for everyone, inevitably, and the cord cutting, cord shaving. so it's not an easy platform to run against but i don't understand what nelson is trying to accomplish. $900 million is a lot of money to invest in a stock that you can't have much influence on. liz: yeah. i think it's just a .4% stake. but putting that aside, you look at what nbc has been able to do with streaming sports.

this leverage is more than $100 million from multinational companies like pepsico, procter & gamble and coca-cola to look at their recycling value change in southeast asia. we are pleased to report that the first investment deal was announced, and to a woman owned startup recycling company in indonesia. while the challenge of preventing ocean plastics is daunting and significant, we are seeing success through our programs and partnerships. to date, our efforts have diverted more than 3000 metric tons of plastic from entering the environment, and with interest emissions all around the world eager to engage, usaid is well-placed to support the u.s. government and confronting ocean plastic pollution and achieving sustainable results. thank you for your time and i look forward to answering your questions. >> senator lahey, if you lead us off? it has been a while. i had to remember to hit the button. i am worried about the money usaid id allocates -- allocates for programs. you probably cut that in some of my opening remarks. spend $12rying to million on waste recycling and ocean plastic pol

procter & gamble? you deal -- you built manufacturing factories. at the same time factories were closing in the u.s.. right now technology did create a bunch of good jobs in montana. they have been shipped off to texas. your job was to sell the software all through asia, creating opportunities and jobs there. you have created more jobs in china than you ever have in montana. sen. daines: he just lied. we didn't sell our software and china. we kept it out of china. he will need to look at the facts. i am proud that we took a company and grew it in montana and created high wage jobs. i know there are all these dark money adds that steve bullock talks about, shouldn't allow dark money in politics, they are telling lies. i was a young 20 something engineer from montana state university and our mission was to market and sell great american brands like crest toothpaste and tide laundry detergent, to beat chinese companies. and we did. we were marketing and selling of one of -- not one box that product, not one job was outsourced. these are distortions of

. >> we really like home depot, procter & gamble, it's notable that these companies are all in differentt they all have something in common and that's a long history of raising the dividend and being struck of greed and their industry. liz: one of our favorite traders had put out a note this morning talking about home depot and he said did i mention it will pay you six bucks a year for just waiting around, per-share really does matter if people are in long-term holding patterns for these names, talk about the actual dividend and why it's time for dividend plays now. >> it is notable for tickly now in this environment where we basically had an mri for your portfolio, the whole world shifted on the axis this year end you found out who is what they need to be in terms of home depot, having built this really deep omni- channel capability to address diy and pro-customers and in the middle of everything, they gave us a 10% dividend raise which says to you as a stockholder, as a stakeholder, we have to tax love to continue to well in this environment. i think that such a good point that you get

. >> you recommended the procter & gamble dividend and the world fell off its collective chair. proof of financial repression. i'm going to thank you for coming up with that concept. do we have a bubble or bubbles plural because we have your financial repression? >> i think so. we have an asset bubble because interest rates are near zero in many parts of the world. through dividend discount models and so on, there have been growth stocks, and anything that has profits far in the future, they are going fast. repression, if we want to speak to that, has always been swept under the rug not only by pebble but by yellen, bernanke, etc.. fed persons have either focused on inflation or reinvigorating the economy to an extent that we -- retirees and pension funds are being hurt, that can just wait, but at some point, it can't. we don't have to talk about insurance companies or banks. we can talk about mom-and-pop on main street in des moines, iowa where they have no savings and they are not able to earn money on whatever they have left. is problem year-by-year getting greater. becomes t

you remember the day recommended the procter & gamble dividend and the world fell off its chair.o we have an asset bubble or bubbles because we have your financial repression? >> i think so. and we have an asset bubble because interest rates are near zero and negatives in many parts to my wayld and that of thinking has been slated anything that have profits far in the future that are growing fast. repression ifial we want to speak to that has always been swept under the rug and it can be fixed at a later said -- said prior -- fed chairpersons have focused on reinvigorating the economy and given the extent of retirees and pension funds and savers are being hurt, that can wait. but at some point it can't and i think we are beginning to see that. we do not have to talk about prudential or insurance companies or bank, we can talk streetom-and-pop on main where they have no more savings and are not able to save money -- to earn money on what they have left. the problem year by getting becomes ultimately, it the chink in the armor of this financial complex. gross speaking with tom keen

into the value space so growth it down, but so is value down and low volatility stuff, krogers and procterble of the world all to the down side. today we have a lunch of a new stock exchange, we have three stock exchange launching this month. today the long-term stock exchange which is very interesting organization, they claim, eric reese claims he's looking for companies interested in sustainability and inclusion and adversity and treating employees fairly a lot of what we call esg kind of things, environmental, social and governance, that's launching today. the members exchange which is the big powerhouse launched by a lot of wall street firms will have a full launch on september 29 and a smaller firm the miax pearl equities will have a launch september 25th. they already own three options exchanges. you might wonder, guys, carl, why do we need another exchange at all we have 13 stock exchange already, now we will have 16 the answer is they keep coming up with different market niches to serve their customers carl, back to you. >> that's interesting, bob thank you. bob pisani we are going

much at all here tha they're rotating in the other stocks those are companies like hershey, costco, procterech being sliced valuations being sliced. but they're not buying other parts of the market. guys, luke back to you. >> conserving that cash. thank you. mike santoli is taking a look at how far stocks may fall from here mike, what are you seeing? >> yeah. specifically looking at the number of stocks that even coming into today were well off the highs. the this is a chart in the s&p 500 that were at least 20% off the 52-week high what is fascinating about this is when you see spikes up here, you're about one-third of all stocks were atleast 20% below the high coming into today the other stocks here were 2015 and 2016 and then late 2018. the entire market was in deep correction and well off the highs when was the overall market, the s&p 500 near record high here, here, and here you had most stocks up there there is a very bifurcated market what does that mean? it means that below the surface it's not as if every stock has been priced for perfection much it's not as if every stock was at a

tony: hubiese preferido que no leyera en el procter esta disculpa que fue muy esperada, pausada .o y hasta que no consiga dinero y consiga lo que quieren no van a parar. no estoy justificando nada. si alguien ha hecho algo tiene que pedir perdÓn. pero ella no se estÁ riendo de nadie, se rÍe de sí misma. si me rÍo de mis locuras,de mis problemas, si a alguien le afecta eso supongo cÓmo decir es mi personalidad. hoy dices que dijo que tuvo buen verano, ella dice sarcÁsticamente como diciendo imagÍnate el verano que me tocÓ-- elyangÉlica: hay momentos en que esa postura de " yo soy asÍ" no cuadra, porque si eres un dragÓn y andas quemando a la gente no puedes decir que eres asÍ. tienes que regular. y saber que eres una figura pÚblica. yo creo que de verdad tiene que revisar un poco lo que tiene que hacer. jomari: estaban todos esperando a que llegara-- [hablan a la vez] carlos: por eso es difÍcil ser comediante si no dejen que vean la historia que viene a continuaciÓn porque le fue muy mal a una persona. pero antes de eugenio derbez entrevistÓ al dalai lama. aquÍ tendremos la uniÓn e