we do know he's expanding it to goldman sachs and morgan stanley, there was some talk at goldman sachsend their dark pool. that's not the case for now. who knows depending on where this investigation goes. liz: the whole write-up is on foxbusiness.com. read charlie's work and thank you very much. >> anytime. liz: breaking the news right here. closing bell ringing in 26 and a half minutes. from ukraine to the middle east to the federal reserve, investors are walking through a minefield of risks. they're always worried about it might hurt their portfolio. how can you navigate through these hazards? one of the smartest money managers on the street, james kennan, blackrock's head of america's credit. his hedge fund is beating the benchmark. you've got to hear what's in it and what he thinks about junk bonds right now in a fox business exclusive. >>> and old school workout routines could be the next big thing in the $22 billion fitness industry. the aptly-named throwback fitness reviving things like dodgeball hoping to catch the latest boutique fitness craze. we're talking to the co-founder

i had the best teachers in the world at goldman sachs.f the great hedgefund managers of our time, lee cooper, research director at goldman put on an investing clinic almost every day which i never missed a session. hardly an hour went by when i didn't hear a new great idea to explore. you know who i really learned from? my customers. wealthy individuals from all walks of life. it was something i learned that is individuals can and do beat the market quite regularly. why can't they know it? if they only worked at goldman with me they would see it and know what i saw. they are all theoretical. when i was at goldman i had what was known as nondiscretionary accounts. i wasn't allowed to invest others money with my own ideas unless i could win them over to make the purpose. i was on commission and made money only on buys and sells. there was no 1% fee or 3% with the wins. that is where i learned how important it was to talk over a story with an individual and be able to articulate it in a way that made sense. can you do that to someone if you

goldman sachs wrapping up the investigation into the expansion of its wealth management business. or many. you've -- has more. >> well, what we do though is the management over at goldman sachs is meeting with rifle executives as part of -- rival executives as part of their study. this is essentially signaling to the market that goldman is very serious about expanding wealth management. what does that mean? they want to either buy a broker, or they want to grow their brokerage d.. why do they want to do? because right now the goldman sachs business model which focused on for many years under lloyd blankfein and gary cohn in terms of trading and risk taking in the market, that is under siege because of regulations. they have to figure out ways to grow a stable business, a business that is not affected by dodd-frank. one of those things is wealth management. what we to know is that the wealth management part is something that goldman sachs' management right now -- that's brokerage -- they are stepping up their efforts to figure out how to deal with that and how they're going to expa

out of business thanks to some collateralized debt obligation bond that went bankrupt the goldman sachs the ultimate debt collector of debt collectors no debt collector of course went to see john chorus line and i thought this piece of art from william bonds i seven called another leader i see is john course and leading a cutie shout oh well. it looks like in ferguson missouri but nobody ever shot him after he took a billion dollars with the help of j.p. morgan nobody ever arrested him nobody ever find him nobody ever you know said it was ok to do you know taste a man remember too big to fail too big to jail this is what happens when you have too big to jail the fact that the phrase answer the american lexicon told you that or ferguson missouri was going to happen if you say these rich white guys in the hamptons are too big to jail the looting is ok that billions of dollars of wealth confiscation is a ok you're going to end up with people around the country who've been disenfranchised caught up in situations where they maybe steal or not steal allegedly steal a cigarette or a cigar and

out of business thanks to some collateralized debt obligation bond that went bankrupt the goldman sachs the ultimate debt collector of debt collectors no debt collector of course went to see john chorus line and i thought this piece of art from william bonds i seven called another luther i see is john course line leading cue teashop oh well. it looks like in ferguson missouri but nobody ever shot him after he took a billion dollars with the help of j.p. morgan nobody ever arrested him nobody ever find him nobody ever said it was ok to do you know tase to man remember too big to fail too big to jail this is what happens when you have too big to jail the fact that the phrase answer the american lexicon told you that or ferguson missouri was going to happen if you say these rich white guys in the hamptons are too big to jail the looting is ok that billions of dollars of wealth confiscation is a ok you're going to end up with people around the country who've been disenfranchised caught up in situations where they maybe still are not steal allegedly steal a cigarette or a cigar and get shot

center of this problem is that the culture in the big money center banks and on the hill to goldman sachs and j.p. morgan is is is literally corrupt and when you allow it with there's nothing just now tempting to rail that in there's no attempt to stuff. and there's no penalties and it just grows it ends up undermining the society at large and your the book the divide it really attacks the how this is spreading out all over america right well sure and people see the dichotomy i mean think about it if you had a militarized police presence swarming lower manhattan and all the places where the capital markets were operating with every investment banker in the country had to be stopped every ten minutes on its way to work and have his briefcase inspected they would revolt in a second there of course there would be violence they'd be like take it somewhere else bust there with all this stuff. but in reality the reality that they're only doing that in urban centers where you know that they have an incredible police presence in all these places and it's extremely minor crimes that are being poli

out of business thanks to some collateralized debt obligation bond that went bankrupt the goldman sachs the ultimate debt collector of debt collectors no debt collector of course went to see john chorus line and i thought this piece of art from william bonds i seven called another luther i see is john chorus line leading a cutie shout oh well. it looks like in ferguson missouri but nobody ever shot him after he took a billion dollars with the help of j.p. morgan nobody ever arrested him nobody ever find him nobody ever you know said it was ok to do you know teased him man remember too big to fail too big to jail this is what happens when you have too big to jail the fact that the phrase answer the american lexicon told you that or ferguson missouri was going to happen if you say these rich white guys in the hamptons are too big to jail the looting is ok that billions of dollars of wealth confiscation is a ok you're going to end up with people around the country who've been disenfranchised caught up in situations where they maybe still are not steal allegedly steal a cigarette or a cigar

out of business thanks to some collateralized debt obligation bond that went bankrupt the goldman sachs the ultimate collector of debt collectors no debt collector of course went to see john chorus line and i thought this piece of art from william bonzai seven called another leader i see is john course leading a cutie shout oh well. looks like in ferguson but nobody ever shot him after he took a billion dollars with the help of j.p. morgan nobody ever arrested him nobody ever find him nobody ever said it was ok to do you know man i member too big to fail too big to jail this is what happens when you have too big to jail the fact that phrase answer the american lexicon told you that or ferguson missouri was going to happen if you say these rich white guys in the hamptons are too big to jail the looting is ok that billions of dollars of wealth confiscation is a ok you're going to end up with people around the country who've been disenfranchised caught up in situations where they maybe steal or not steal allegedly steal a cigarette or a cigar and you're shot in the head six times so this i

evolved over the years and then in today's big deal i'm joined by the always always fabulous mr sam sachs and sam and i are discussing how an impending fast food armageddon armageddon generalising an even bigger bite out of minimum wage jobs scary stuff and make sure hungry you all want to miss a moment and it all starts right now. with . our lead story today sanctions now ever since the u.s. and e.u. began issuing sanctions against russia in response. as to the conflict in ukraine russia's economy has taken a hit but it's not alone european economies are also looking pretty bleak as a result of all of this now however today russia's retaliatory sanctions against europe are beginning to seriously reverberate through the continent and one country greatly affected by all this is greece sunday greek members of the european parliament demanded that the e.u. cancel sanctions against russia and in a letter to senior in you officials and the e.p. is constantino tough to take us and is there an openness got that didn't think i would say that russia's ban on food imports from the e.u. which was on

sam sachs is. drawn up o'donnell. productive tonight. sam sachs is.all right we need to go to break in a second so that i can put my pants back on but before we do we want to show you the making of an advertisement for northrop grumman they're the weapons contractor that are helping to normalize drones in our skies by showing ads during sporting events this is a way to show you first part of a real commercial i saw during a baseball game. at northrop grumman people on the. on the world call to speak. when the world calls for still we are we dug a little deeper and actually found the making of one of those ads check this out oh we're northrop grumman we've got all sorts of drones available for you new drone old drone strike drones rusty drone not to be confused with the us the trump was here and no one to blame but holy person today will fill in a map of all the countries you can bounce all over that was great list from i was a little less used car salesman a little boy laid back yeah. i was slower you. know that this. when you know. and if we got a dr

and please tweet us at aaron aides at sam sachs from all of us here at boom bust thank you for watching we'll see you next time. you know. it's a sure thing everybody. tommy know how i laugh though at. my own life but have to. think this. excuse is just to meet women. sometimes for nothing. it's not just egypt still we can still be just if you see a stage eight lupita but speech was still. plenty. clean more zero casualties war this is the great fantasy of war mongering politicians. capturing people is messy what do you do if the innocent killing them easy we were serve the right to kill any person anywhere any time. in the gym but they come to trained to muslims makes these things certain politicians get a new kind of power. which sad is very tempting. to please. waters. upon the me because. i saw it spread all over. food you have a new will profit drowns out in the fischel inquiry further more restrictions. really know what's inside the feeling that. russia calls for urgent international action to stop the humanitarian crisis in the . east ukrainian cities kiev meantime says the issue

managing roughly one hundred thirteen billion dollars that's significant jump other firms like goldman sachs blocks down and bank of new york are boosting their offerings in the space as well by launching their own all funds but not all funds are on board and many financial advisors say that they won't offer alternative funds because of the complicated strategies involved in managing them and their lack of long term track record of success we just don't know they're brand new now my take is it looks fishy and it smells fishy it's probably fishy so buyer beware. now our next guest is definitely definitely not afraid to speak his mind i recently had the chance to speak with peter schiff they've been best favorite and c.e.o. of euro pacific capital now peter believes that the current housing market is a bubble and says if something doesn't give the country could be flooded with homes that no one wants to buy take a look at what he had to say i think this eco bubble that the fed has reflate it in the housing market is already beginning to lose air and the main difference between this housing bub

managing roughly one hundred thirteen billion dollars that's significant jump other firms like goldman sachs blackstone and bank of new york are boosting their offerings in the space as well by launching their own all funds but not all funds are on board and many financial advisors say that they won't offer alternative funds because of the complicated strategies involved in managing them and their lack of long term track record of success we just don't know their brand new now my take if it looks fishy and it smells fishy it's probably fishy so buyer beware. now our next guest is definitely definitely not afraid to speak his mind i recently had the chance to speak with peter schiff they've been best favorite and c.e.o. of euro pacific capital now peter believes that the current housing market is a bubble and says if something doesn't give the country could be flooded with homes that no one wants to buy take a look at what he had to say. well i think this eco bubble that the fed has reflate it in the housing market is already beginning to lose air and the main difference between this housing

of course, goldman sachs is down as much as 5% intraday. off 2%. >> the house of pain. >> i think this downgrade where goldman cut the stock's rating from neutral to outright sell sell sell was a huge mistake and tonight i want to explain why. pashtd of the -- part of the issue is that goldman analyst i won't name him because i'm a gentleman. he has a serious credibility gap when it comes to the semiconductors in general. and xp specifically. although his sell sell sell on intel has been down right ridiculous too. he first downgraded nxp from buy to neutral this past january when it was trading from the 40s. if you listen to this goldman sachs analyst you know what happened? you missed a huge gain. now he's doubling down on his negativity and i think this could be a terrific buying opportunity, in a stock that rarely gives you this kind of pull back -- thank you to goldman. first you need to understand why this downgrade is why and why the semiconductors deserve to be bought, not sold. this goldman analyst makes three terms and i think all

the old goldman sachs guy says the angry guy is it true we own a piece of his exchange? [laughter] wall street realizes they are on the wrong side of the argument and it's going to change. so what does that mean? that means sucking in a narrow sector of the stockmarket billions of dollars a year out of wall street. but this model for how to computerize has been drafted to the treasury market and the stockmarkestock market that is r market becomes the model, wall street is screwed. it only works if it is unfair. so you've got at stake huge sums of money and once you get that cover you get a different sort of reaction from wall street and a previous book. and this is what it feels like a direct respect. but at the time but in retrospect what i have been doing this kind of blindly whacking away at the great beast with a baseball bat and was the first and it didn't really bother the beast very much. i hate it someplace where it's nerves were not very sensitive. and again, it didn't do very much. but eastwood becaus these 12 bed where the money is made and i don't think takin

goldman sachs has been all over the course in 2012.stimates in spain have come down from 6% to 3%. that was a great call. you have gone neutral. is the same -- is it the same --son you felt >> you are only as good as your last call. we have been early birds. i thought the spread and the lever were attractive when we started recommending buying peripherals. what has happened since as we just discussed, bond yields are ludicrously low and we expect them to rise. we don't think the spread over these bond yields is no adequate to protect investors in a total return since. yields they offer investors, they do not perfect them for capital losses we expect. >> where does this leave us with treasuries? the report was that 100 basis point increase in treasury yields has been associated with a 35-40 basis point in 10 year bond yields. from 1% towe can go 2% on bonds, we will see it substantial move in treasury as well? >> we have look historically at the reaction in germany, and that is the 3-1. it is different because if you compare where level

active this week wal-mart of goldman sachs so that wal-mart is on the decline and should continue to be on the decline apparently they're losing out to two smaller more convenient stores and the list of dollar stores is one of them and do you know how crappy does their stuff has to be to loosen up the dollar store like most other stores they have like repurpose ramen noodles and like stolen shampoo bottles you know that's what they haven't really pregnant. as an electrical cords and so you it's a full on them really i was having your on it is really fun you have to come back more often that is leaking out posted every almost every doctor's night every friday eight pm check it out it is truly awesome here on r.t. that's all for now but please check us out on facebook facebook dot com slash mr t. and cs tweet us at aaron aid we can from all of us here thank you for watching we'll see you next time. i would rather as questions to people. positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our team question. well. scienc

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goldman sachs are part of the selling shareholders.llion in the offering. up sharply this morning. also interesting to note blackrock, welington and fidelity were in these shares as venture investors in a sense. something we're starting to see more of even from mutual fund guys. >> they're having a good guy. >> they are. it's an $80 million revenue company. net profit, $15 million in 2013 growing very quickly, selling to the likes of bmw, gm and tesla. >> hatzius shows up, the crowd goes wild. >> rock star status. we won't ask you about mobileye with goldman -- >> that's a nice twist on it. >> helps pay your salary. >> the broader market is focused on this question of when the federal reserve is going to change policy. you made waves a few weeks ago when you changed your forecast. you brought it up. anything to worry about now? >> we pulled it forward a little bit basically because of more labor market improvement. that's still true if you look at 2014 to date. the labor market has improved a little more quickly than we expected and i

he invested in goldman sachs, bank of america.hat is he saying in terms of the prospect for another correction? what does he say about stock market valuations? we got these numbers late on friday. berkshire reported earnings. for berkshire, that is just a press release. we get a lot of data, but we don't have commentary from buffett. we are left to speculate about what he is thinking about right now. >> what is his skill set of saying no to a deal? no does warren buffett say to a potential transaction? >> i think he does it with the grace and humor -- >> he gets at the ukulele and start singing a song? >> clearly, he has no problem saying no. some of the people are trying to get him interested in investments. -- so many people are trying to get him interested in investments. >> the you see any fat pitches out there -- do you see any fat pitches out there? we are >> we are very bullish on the m&a stock. >> is the confidence there in retail, mary ann bartels -- howard davidowitz? >> people cannot compete. ofhave a tremendous number

europe the disintegration of a lot in order the wild west mentality of letting a bank like goldman sachs totally destroy a country like greece for a few quid. i marinate joined me on thirteen debt impartial and financial reporting commentary interviews and much much. only on bombast and only on. the news today and signs of more interest progress a secret peace story. many many places and i would say i suppose red square demonstrations are feaster at least in our case setting it up and when you have a secret if you see the bring themselves. we've seen already sort of. things. international news line from moscow this is all seem to national with me. and was stopped with breaking news from ukraine to sound like an hour live to our correspondents he is going all for the updates on the situation that right now in kiev hi there you go. give us a heads up of the situation that where you are now frankly it's not clear who opened fire first but these were life rounds a shot there overnight and there are injuries and fatalities on both sides both among the rioters and to the police but like i said

now goldman sachs steps up to the plate. they put away the money to cover it. they're going to cover this. you look at ten times earnings. there's a reason people are buying upside calls. i think it's going higher to 52-week highs. >> investors owning 31% of allergan have asked for a special meeting. doc, this was pretty much expected, i think, at this point. >> it was. and the stock's down a dollar or so. allergan, that is. not doing all that much. bill wants this company badly. obviously valiant wants the company. and we've got allergan fighting it all the way. and the more they fight it, the more it could see a little lower, judge. overall, i think they get their way and the stock goes higher. >> jc penney also on the move today. the analyst matthew boss making a bold call on that stock, joins us now with today's "call of the day." matt, welcome. it's nice to speak with you. >> thanks for having me. >> you call this a long-term opportunity. what's made it such? >> yeah, look, i think that jc penney has an opportunity here to rationalize its store base and to

sam sachs redacted tonight. somebody help me. these are the news headlines we've been able to gather from the future first up next monday you'll read ferguson missouri relieved to return to peace time racism. next up you might you might have heard the burger king plans to move their headquarters to canada in a patriotic gambit to avoid u.s. taxes this coming tuesday you'll learn burger king to leave us will be succeeded by mattress king and queen. and shocking news also on tuesday world in all of celebrity for selflessly devoting forty five seconds to a.o.l.'s. amazing the beautiful person was also willing to mess up their hair it's amazing former vice presidential candidate paul ryan is on a book tour you might have heard for his new book the way forward unfortunately the book only sold six thousand copies in the first week so on thursday you'll read unsold copies of the way forward trickled down to a homeless man who uses them to stop up trickle down from other homeless man. and i think. that's kind of gross. and i think we act

chair of kissinger associates, former undersecretary of state and former vice chairman of goldman sachs international. i want to start with the traders first, ben willis, you were on the floor, tell me what happened when the news hit the tape that russian convoys had been attacked? >> it was the first real shot of a threat of war. russia's ability just to roll over the ukraine, but i need to point out quickly here, the fact of the matter is the comments that were made by somebody claiming to be part of the ukraine government have not borne out, there's no benefit to mr. putin to denying that there was a convoy inside the ukraine, if all of a sudden bombed-out vehicles and dead bodies of russian soldiers appear. that has not happened. that's why i think you're seeing the market recover. looks like this is going to turn out to be a significant hoax, and someone is going to have explaining to do. there has been no demonstration that something actually took place, and the worst-case scenario, maybe ukrainians bombed a peaceful convoy that was trying to bring aid to the russian supporters in

match consume itself into the ground let me know how that goes i'm moving on to real news goldman sachs analysts published a note recently predicting the slow demise of wal-mart the analysis said wal-mart has poor online sales and that they're losing market share to smaller more convenient outlets like dollar stores dollar stores do you know how crappy your stuff has to be for customers to choose the dollar store over you dollars to sell mainly like open repurposed bags of ramen noodles stolen shampoos and extension cords it's a fully school play on you know saw and then for some reason no one no one knows why and i always assume the dollar store was a front for some kind of shady business like black market organs or something and then i realized the dollar store was the shady business it had an entire aisle devoted to black market organs i mean i wouldn't recommend knockoffs you know instead of a kidney you can buy a kid me with to. be lucky lucky if it lasts a week but. anyway the point is walmart is suffering after successfully eating about half our country and if it continues to str

we know goldman sachs is the biggest player in m&a when it comes to advisory. goldman sachs is number one player with 23% of all m&a deals that been part of. these are the winners so far. i have to see who bids gvt. >> caroline, thank you. as they ukraine crisis enters a new day, leaders scrambled to ease tensions. will we see progress? later on the pulse, an interview with russia's foreign minister. trying to hammer out a progress at least on the situation. 11 minutes after 9:00. we will be back in two minutes. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse.". truce talks in berlin. at the center, one man, bladder putin. one guest said compromise will be hard to come by. joining me is a senior researcher. thank you for joining us. you seem to be on the same page as sergey lavrov. the cease-fire seems to be hard to reach. he said no progress was made on a cease-fire. quite right. one of the problems is agreeing between the russians on one side and a europeans and ukrainians. compromise will grow difficult. there are numerous cease-fire discussions have yielded

the disintegration of hope last quarter of the wild west mentality of letting a bank like goldman sachs totally destroy a country like greece you quit. the media leave us so we leave to be. hard to see who she truly play your part of the physical. issues that no one is asking with to get that you deserve answers from. politics. plane is running out of many things money time and patience there's a growing recognition in europe that the ukrainian civil war must end through negotiations. the political will and does washington really peace. we think it will want to rethink their. beaches. going to gently swaying in the ocean breeze. right. why he has a deep little secret a secret the u.s. government would like you. to go away. dearly. thanks for joining us on aussie international civilian drones are now so popular in the us the law to control them is failing to keep up in fact let's show you an online map right now of commercial flights over the u.s. that we've taken in the last several hours from flight radar twenty four dot com it really shows just how busy the skies over america really a

steve kostin, chief strategist at goldman sachs, and dow down 635. domm chu?ng a battle for allergen, recommending the shareholders support bill ackman's persing square efforts to call a special meeting of shareholders. at the special meeting, they have the opportunity to voice support for the removal of the six incumbent members of the board of directors. shares down nearly 2% in trading. valia valiant, down 3% in the trade today. back to you. >> the saga between the companies, dom, continues. we are watching the story with ebola, more patients in the u.s. treated for the deadly virus. that's dominating headlines. jay gray is in atlanta where the second ebola patient arrives in the u.s. today. jay? >> reporter: hey there, great to talk to you. nancy wright on the way to atlanta now in a specially outfitted medical jet in an isolation pod, transporting her missionary colleague, dr. kent bradley. expected to land shortly, and cleared customs, but to refuel and on the way herement once landed at the reserve base, she'll be rushed here to emery hospital, again, w

if they did it right, it could be easily folded inside of goldman sachs. the biggest brokerage firm around. it is 6,000, 7,000 financial advisors but it is pretty good, run by bob mccann one of the better managers of brokers units. liz: before you were saying charles schwab with you you mentioned, that market cap is $36 billion. >> is a a lot of money, a lot of money and it is a harder deal. goldman has been interested in charles schwab for many years. they were charles schwab's banker. that is why that name always comes up. other names if they look to go the asset management route, then you're talking about some other interesting firms. frankly templeton -- franklin templeton and invesco. legg mason out of baltimore i very good firm i know people on the board. liz: raymond james. >> that would be wealth management. always talked about but they remain staunchly independent. they don't want to merge with anybody and they do pretty good. that is essentially names we're hearing. those are out there. i will say this, these are speculative banker names but ofte

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the disintegration of hope law and order of the wild west mentality of letting a bank like goldman sachs totally destroy a country like greece for a few quid. hello there i marinated this in boston and these are some of the stories that we're tracking for you today first up central bankers of the world are meeting in the tetons of wyoming this week and we're looking into the topics of discussion at this year's jackson hole wyoming symposium then muni expert miss kate long is on the program kate sat down with me earlier today to discuss the minnesota may have face you know city right now and in today's big deal edward harris and i are discussing the fast food mega merger between the king of burgers and the canadian don't it captain mr tim horton's it all starts right now. there is a lot of the world central bankers taking place in the mountains of wyoming right now yes the jackson hole symposium brings together the most influential monetary policy makers on the planet and last week local central bankers led by federal reserve chair janet yellen said that labor market still have further to

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