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joining sme abby joseph cohen, goldman sachs senior u.s. investment strategist. >> thank you for having me. >> not so great a start for the second quarter. even though we're seeing a pick up in steam in the last few days, do you still think the markets are undervalued? >> we do think the markets are undervalued. we have to keep in mind there's an awful lot of risk aversion and when investors are reminding that things may not be going swimmingly, economic questions about china or even the united states, investors do tend to pull back. >> i guess that's the cautiousness that we're seeing. abby, let's talk fundamentals. earning season under way. most analysts are looking for earnings growth. the s&p is under 100%. what does that mean for investors? with the market as strong as it has been, i'm wondering if expectations are too high in terms of earnings. >> it's a great question, maria, from a macro perspective, our team here at goldman sachs have that there is not a quick and simple resolution to the european problem, be it on the economy or o

and a second one, we find that smes, small companies in china, are just facing quite difficulties to finance. because in the firmo financial market, the private companies, especial the small companies, they cannot, you know, borrow money, especially from commercial banks, for example. so, i think the government need to reform the system and enforce some policy mix to help the small companies to finance in the firmo financial market. >>> that was ke long, senior fellow at fujitsu research institute. >>> a different kind of exhibition is under way in central tokyo. the target is the country's growing ranks of senior citizens. major japanese supermarket chain eon group opened the fair on monday. it's a series of dishes to match the seniors' tastes. clothes are also on display. they're wider around the waist to make people feel more comfortable. and within 20 minutes, visitors can get a pair of bifocal glasses made. this booth provides a match making service for singles 50 years or older. >> translator: i am planning to go out more often and spend more time for my hobbies. so it's nice t

and a second one, we find that smes, small companies in china, are just facing quite difficulties to finance. because in the firmo financial market, the private companies, especially the small companies, they cannot, you know, borrow money, especially from commercial banks, for example. so, i think the government need to reform the system and enforce some policy mix to help the small companies to finance in the firmo financial market. >>> that was ke long, senior fellow at fujitsu research institute. >>> japanese electronicsmaker sharp has developed a new technology for making better performing liquid crystal display panels. the company is hoping to use the know how to turn its money losing lcd business around. sharp said on friday that the new lcd panel has twice the number of pixels than previous models to produce finer images and cuts power consumption by about 80%. the company expects the newly developed panel to be used mostly for tablet computers. it says the panel is fully competitive with those produced by overseas rivals. sharp plans to cut production of lcd panels for telev

we have seen sme ireased exports, although the situation in europe means that that, we can't count on that as a market for growth. and i expect, i know auto numbers are out tomorrow. i expect to see some good numbers there, which is obviously a good thing for american manufacturing. >> tom: so if it is u.s. demand driving the resurgence, does that tell you is more sustainable than just exports? >> it would obviously be nice to see global growth. but it's nice to see the u.s. consumer back in the game. and the areas in which we see manucturingjobs grow in primary metals, in transportation equipment, that's automobiles n durable goods is a strong indication that there is some pent-up demand that is being released rate now. obviously we need to keep moving in the right direction on jobs and on a number of other factors. >> tom: politics being what it is what do you say to critics who say nothing is made in america any more when you look at these numbers? >> we're seeing a renaissance in manufacturing, we've seen about two years of solid job growth. thiss the best perfornce we've seen sce

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w wcoavg sme who tsowba tnk again to robert, ari, raa and david.u back here tomorrow at noon eastern/9:00 a.m. pacific when i'm joined by the jonathan good night and joe ann reid. till then, finds us at facebook.com. andrea mitchell is next. happy monday morning to you. >> hi there coming up next, the leor in diplomatic crisis ot.dfga prenng fra? and the dbate over osama bin laden. plus a new human rights campaign to combat bullying in our schools. kerry kennedy and gloria ruben will join to us explain. andr"andrea mitchelleports" is next right here. power surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. with our babysitter. no. thes ♪es ! weuystouerat kay qui and t a blog ♪es ! weuystouerat rely? coldut om aacge? s. [ male ancer a wld filled "no," it'sice fally syes." new oscar mayer sects de meat. the tastes you le and no artificial presertives. it's yes food. it's real milk full of calcium and vitamin d. and tastes simply delicious. for those of u

the big state and the big names, this was a good number and people were confused as more time for the sme different part of the economy. if you look at what deer and cat and the other names have done on the back not only of that news, but this is a trade. it's a trade that has more renewal. >> the volatility came to multiyear highs. when will the fear come back. the play back. >> that's the exact point. the fear that i have is that there is not enough fear. you look at the decline and you have to worry about a couple of things. i believe that the perception in the market place is that the european crisis is resolved and china will have a soft landing. you have those two as well as rising gas prices and any of those things could upset the apple core here if there is a surprise in the fundamentals. i would be using the low volatility to hedge the portfolio and i would be wary that we have low volatility. it has to be concerned for the month of may. >> obviously you mentioned the same thing today that today we saw the vicks go up. people were using the volatility to buy in terms of the avera

putting more on to them by having to lend to smes is too much.his is why they're saying to the smes who are obviously complaining. their export markets are suffering, they're suffering, they can't raise money from the banks. we'll allow private capital to help you out. the issue, you do have financial reform being pushed at various different levels. but that's all being stopped at the moment because we're in the changeover period and nothing's happening on that. so we're going to have to wait until next year at the earliest until you actually see radical where he form, i think, in the banks. >> miranda, thank you very much for your insights. good talking to you. head of research at nsbo in france. >>> the yen, the dollar, and the pound off the spanish auction results, the yield on the debt has gone high. we'll have more of a recap on that. >>> we'll be in frankfurt.  >>> spanish yields up across the board, post the auction ten-year yield back up over. as you can see 5.56%. that's the high since early january. this is after the a

some of the rebels were using civilians in homs as human shields and this is why sme innocent people got killed in the exchange of fires. but this is not the responsibility of... the exclusive responsibility of the government. when foreign journalists and reporters sneak into the country chren destinely... >> rose: they do that because they're not welcome to come in. >> absolutely not. we provided 400 visas to international reporters and international media agencies. i have a list. >> rose: the ones who sneaked in sneaked in because they couldn't get in otherwise. >> they should have waited until the syrian government tells them... gives them the green light. >> rose: but the people were dying. this is the kind of story... you can't keep journalists from not wanting to report a story when they know what's happening on the ground. >> we are not keeping journalists away. >> rose: but you were at one time. >> we are a sovereign state, charlie. people should get into the country with a visa, we are not a banana republic. people should understand that syria is a sovereign state. there are

not conscious, see, we think, oh, yeah, we are just going through the motions ery single day doinghe sme thing over and over and we are not conscious ofur abity to achieve success based on our potential. because it is tied to our belief system. the question is what do you believe about yourself? what do you think u can-- who do you think you be somewhat is possible for you as a human being? and we live in america the greatest country in the world. we shoul be able to take information, education and make it relevant to anything want to do in this country through technology, and the opportunities that we have. >> rose: what do you want to do that you are not doing? >> rose: what are you becoming? >> i want to provide a way to teach people ho how to find outo they are. and to eliminate race, and gender, i can't make it because it is a man's world, if you are a woman, i can't make it because of the color of my skin, i can't make it because my parents -- >> rose: eliminating -- >> eliminating all of the excuses. >> rose: all of the negative excuses and victimization. >> victimization mindset

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. >> publishers loved the title and it was the idea to play to the book with sme of my expienc which he felt met the guidelines he had developed around this eight essential elements to collaboration as he's identified them and when we matched it up against my new york and los angeles experience they match perfectly so from there we're off. took us two years. we were fortunate that crown publishing opted to go with it. >> rose: tell me about the eight things that are essential that you have learned from your experience. >> the two esntial ones are nuer o anumbr eight. number someone vision. a leader to have a vision and eight is for that leader to have a passion about the vision so stories we tell in reference to myself, new york city, 1994, giuliani is the newly elected mayor in new york, he had a vision and passion that he could do something about crime in the city he was aware of my earlier experience in the subway systems turning around crime there. malcolm gladwell wrote about that in "tipping point" and approhed me be his fir police mmisoner so we had for at least a year a very

has been on a roll ever since the empire he created in new york city from gramercy tavern to the blue sme. he's expanded over seas to the popular burger joint in miami, washington and d dubai. a recent profile says he's created a new restaurant as if they were his first and only the singularity of a place always as important as the food. his looseness and precision quality is more reminiscent of an athlete or an artist. i'm pleased to have danny meyer at this table for the first time. welcome. >> thank you charlie. >> rose: does that ring true with you does what they say resonate with you in terms of your mind set about restaurants. >> i think what you're talking about is the notion that peach one of the restaurants is like a child. it's absolutely true. my wife and i have four kids at home. i can't make kids but i do know how of to make a restaurant. you love each one like you have a kid. >> rose: you didn't rush in and go right and do another one. you took it at a certain pace. what is that about. >> the first time i owned a second restaurant was ten years after union square fa kay open

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smes continue to fight tight conditions and need more cuts along the way. and i think that will happen to get the banks to increase credit growth. so i don't know about the pmi index. it doesn't correlate for us in terms of forecasting gdp and given that the official china pmi is pretty short, we can't use it statistically. >> in terms of strategy, though, a lot of the key north aern markets have tacked on on double digit fwans. are investors getting it wrong and are we looking at a very undervalued index and should now be the time to pile in? >> i think the next several weeks there will be opportunities. because like i said, by the end of the second quarter, the data in asia will indicate clearly that we're in a rebound phase. and as you mentioned, and i agree with you, the china siend second quarter, we're looking at 6.23, which is well below market expectations. but remember we have a very different macro view. >> and where is that supported by? >> trade is pot what's driving our number because that's been weak. that's clear. but what we're seeing is ess

on the policy front, when you think about it, china all right has policy to mclending to the sme sector and so on. and also some of its city city commercial banks are not owned directly by large con flom rats. so china has the mechanism to take this forward. the thing is on the other side of the equation, you need the big banks for capital investments. >> is there a notion in place that the big state owned banks are reluctant to lent to ss? >> the big banks even if they wanted to to it tee employ the mechanism to land to the small business owner is very difficult because this is a country with 20,000 branches. this is a country where the branchs in the large city centers, the branch alone is larger than the national bank in many other country. and there's a lack of capital markets. so obviously they have a problem being sensitive to the man on the street. and for a long time, informal financing had grown over a period of time. come to a point where it is a plil problem right now and small businesses are saying why is it the big banks keep lending not to us about sflp but is breaking up

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it's not going to work with the 1 million or 2 million jobs we'd like to create with the sme program if it's successful because this is not on the one hand, and because of the pressure from the government bureaucracy as well. it needs some to shrink. i definitely agree with you. on the social justice issue, i think that's a very key question because i agree with you. the revolution, i think, we have to pay tribute to the revolution. the revolution succeeded because i think it emphasized basic human values, basic human values. it didn't emphasize any narrowly defined kind of interests, and else social justice would be a very integral objectivity of the revolution and hence any objective of anyone serving the revolution, and i have to state my potential view it was legislated because people felt it's the party to serve the revolution. if they fail, they would -- the values of the revolution are -- would dominant in my mind than the agenda of any party so i agree with you 100%. part of the pillars of the program is to have civil society with all action, not just the union. that's one pa

always not with us, smes watching us via c-span and the thought is. 100 years ago, barbara pollack onthe great progressive reformer and later progressive movement of that era proposed an amendment to the republican party's platform. a red, we collect the revenues to sustain our national government to taxing consumption. these taxes upon the consumer are levied upon articles of universal use. they bear most heavily upon the caller and those of modern means. other countries, tax income and inheritance that a progressive rate, the burdens of our people should be equalized and should hear his chair. amazingly enough the republican party of 1912 adopted some element of that proposal over the ensuing 100 years the party seems to have wrestled with the issue of baked and may not have come down in the same place. but i say the proposal of 100 years ago to remind people this is not a new conversation. we are not arriving at this point without a lot of background, a lot of history and frank a lot of frustration. getting fair taxation, an idea of a suitable tax policy to the forefront even a pop

and second one we find that smes, small companies in china just facing quite difficulties to finance because in the financial market, the private companies, especially the small companies, they cannot borrow money, especially from commercial banks, for example. so i think the government need to refirm the system and enforce some policy mix to help the small companies to finance in the thermal financial market. >> that was ke long, senior fellow at fujitsu research institute. >>> now here's our three-day world weather forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa on "newsline." thank you for staying with us on nhk world.