robert khuzami is the director of enforcement at the securities and exchange commission. a report on what went wrong at the s-e-c with madoff has not been completed, but tomorrow on the show, khuzami talks about how enforcement is changing. even if madoff had not occurred it would be natural from a priority point of view to look for ponzi link behavior in the market cycle that we're in. that's tomorrow on the show. time now for trade talks. how does head to the cme group and join peter cook of performance trust investment divisors of we have the dow holding above 9000 and is still struggling to build on the dance made from last week the you take this opportunity to sell and to this rally will you hold on? some stocks may be a little bit overbought on short term basis but the bigger picture is that the stock market is likely to go higher based on the number of indicators first me on the only one war breaking into highs for the rest of the world is doing that also. he suddenly it if you were bound to invest it in place to invest as and when stocks they've been a lagger run

one of those firms was where the securities and exchange commission's director of enforcement, robert khuzami, was top lawyer before taking his current position earlier this year. before news of the subpoenas, we spoke with him about what that experience at deutsche bank means in his new role. after the show, go to our website at first business-x-dot- com and search s-e-c to hear what khuzami thinks about new regulation efforts and new areas of inquiry, such as high frequency and trading and having hedge funds register with the feds. still to come why movie ticket sales have cooled off in the month of july...and some very funny people hope to win the top spot at theaters this weekend. but first...why the president's plan for healthcare reform has won the support of the biggest group of doctors in u.s...we'll talk the former president of that association...next. deal or no deal on healthcare reform, the effort to get more americans health insurance and to limit price increases has the support of the biggest doctor's group in the u-s. 16 years ago, during the last big push to change health care

robert khuzami has been the director of enforcement at the securities and exchange commission since february. and while he's reluctant to draw any conclusions ahead of the inspector general's report, he has been trying to rebuild the stock cops reputation. before becoming the top stock enforcer, khuzami was the top lawyer for deutsche bank. tomorrow, more on how that experience shaped his approach to enforcement. sometimes for an institution overall they're just not able to make sure that everything they do and everybody who works with them operates on the right side of the law. i can tell you that we're not winning the wrong for that report and responding as some of the things that could be improved so dead end in a couple of weeks of my arrival i set of nine advisory groups have to look at every aspect of the division operations from specialization to management structures and processes to metrics end cut didn't task of scrubbing deep into the division in thinking the gulf but a way to be able to do things. regardless of whether we are responding as any public agency should which is a rigo