sridhar gardens are crying then reading on that meeting every day since monday's explosion we've been having gone to go i checked in all the houses that the forces have come in and they have been registering their wish since leaving in da area we have been told to remaining goes and just go out on the most necessary the people i screamed the gas at the moment because these not know what to expect next is the government doing enough to restore public confidence or. well right now the government is desperately trying to maintain calm in the country by ensuring that georgia forces have the situation under control in the coming days and while the forces are doing their job they've got a lot of growing and anger on both parties including the government of so why did not the prior warning so far we have only seen the defense secretary of the country resigning and despite requests by the president for the police chief to resign as there is he's yet to tender his resignation there's also going growing calls from the opposition for a good seven months of step down on many people are now suppor

sridhar: probably some of the same dynamics in play. quarter started off much worse than how it ended. the bigger picture dynamics, you have a economy that is so strong. there is still more across-the-board sort of a ho-hum quarter. investorsank that were clearly excited about was jp morgan. what overall is in about them that they -- that others haven't really been able to replicate. the results are better than estimates and that is really what gave the stocks a bit of a bump. if you look at some of the , they being done today are just giving up some of those games. romaine: -- those gains. romaine: we have some news on deutsche bank. it seems like there is a lot of evidence as to why it should happen. it feelsone month in, like there are more problems than when we started out. you have labor reps who are extremely concerned, angry, furious about the possibility of 30,000 job losses. today, that they might have to give up $30,000 in revenue. that is just sort of the latest hurdle in the risks of obstacles we have seen over the past few

sridhar: they genuinely seem to express gratitude for dodd-frank. don't know if you want to believe them no. caroline: how the times have changed. a quick look at what lyft has been doing. it has been falling today. they will be giving us their first quarter results on may 7. lyft falling yet further. romaine: let's take a look at bed bath & beyond. the shares rising after hours. eps, well above the $1.85 that the average analyst estimates. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: we want to recap the earnings on bed bath & beyond. the real news here is that the company gave earnings guidance for the full year that was well above analyst estimates and also announced some changes to its board instead the transformation process of its stores has been accelerated. remember, there was a lot of activist pressure on this company. you are seeing the shares move up after hours. joe: it is time for smart charts with abigail doolittle. i understand you are dissecting this year's rally. abigail: joining me to do that is the head of technical analysis at oppenheimer. you