personally seen numerous weeks where there were no contractors working on the buildingbuilding, only to startt thing in the morning on saturday or sunday. i also believe it is completely reasonable to ask for detailed construction plan, and work schedule for the entirety of the project, with scheduled updates to completion. no professional contractor would operate without these. it's strange credibility to think a client would sign a contract without them. if planned work is going to be particularly extensive during the week, maybe i can plan to take my family out, off premises. i would also ask the board to ensure that hampshire flats operates legally and ethically within the conditions here. i am new to this process they would like to ensure the safety and quality of life for me and my children. thank you. trent 20 thank you. >> i have a question for the appellant. i guess whoever wants to answer. the briefs emitted by you, as well as by the permit holder there has been discussion about ensuring that work is not performed in your unit, do you feel satisfied with the documentation, thus far,

earnings startte to get hit -- at the moment they are not getting hit although they are lower than theynly then when you start to see -- can earnings be sustained in the future? then people worry about valuations. the risk premium of equities versus bonds is still very much in equities favor but u.s. is close to its all-time highs. you have to look at the korean market, it is all cheap and getting cheaper. valueere are pockets of in equities. >> having said that, the sentiment is being avoided well by expectations that they will jump in and provide monetary easing. when you take a look at those in asia, this could be running dry. print theiranks can own money so it is not a problem stop the key point is that over the last decade, central-bank action has supported asset prices. they would be in the bond or equity market and that will continue. i don't think the mindset has changed. changes obviously in fiscal policy, cutting the toporate tax rate, talking germany about how they increase fiscal spending and then you have the gridlock in congress and the u.s. about fiscal spending as well.

might go to the limit but as soon as as anrts to the consumer, economist, you believe he will to starttfar. we went from a cold war to a trade war to a tech war. there are issues that china has been stealing ip content and refused the change policies over so many years. -- sad to to say, say, stop it. president trump preferred to delay tariffs on consumers after christmas. christmas shopping will not be as nice as it used to be. it is in the interest of everyone to be fair and frank on ip being tough, but on trade war's, putting up tariffs. trumps election -- trump's election, xi jinping, not really. level of 7.5%e.u. unemployment. has europe finally escaped double digit unemployment? europe,yes, i think despite the rhetoric, is doing ok. in particular, at this junction, you have seen capital interest in development -- christine lagarde as the new president of the ecb called for fiscal stimulus. at a time when the ecb needs to keep interest rates low, while at the same time another way to , thethe competitive euro u.s. has a very high deficit. europe does not have it so the only way to