hie with us from aberdeen standard and stephanie flanders. in a trade war? ben: great question. it depends on what part of the in.et yoe are invested it's not particularly positive for anybody. it has not been a great environment for that type of area. things like julius baer, which we have an investment in and is heavily dependent on the appetite for risk from asian investors. what we are seeing from the trade war is not doing much to help their business. we are likely to see a slowing in risk appetite across the board. it's unlikely to create the kind of interest rate environment which would be positive for banks. knowstephanie, as you well , in every economics textbook, markets, companies, it's like chapter 23 that nobody looks at on a thursday late in your term. are the economists in the central bank ignoring at their risk the pressures on multinationals given the trade war we are launching into? a feature of aas lot of the economic analysis this year that people were focusedd, i remember we on the question, which was the appetite for inv

and: stephanie flanders ben mandel, both of you are sticking with us. check out these charts and more -- gur terminal at gt v tv . david: we have under armour out, which i think had a significant beat. they were projecting a slight loss earnings-per-share. they were up on earnings-per-share and revenue. discovery was right on the money on earnings-per-share, and had a slight beat on revenue. you can see discovery is unchanged. under armour is up quite significantly in the premarket at least, 3.4% right now. alix: i'm taking a look at dow. in the press release, they say there are some discrete headwinds in their intermediate products. they did say they had some operational levers they pulled to mitigate market compression they could have seen, but i don't quite understand what these discrete headwinds actually are. david: you remember, they had a preannouncement in march. they said we are having troubles with some of our specific products. the street was actually expecting they were having a tough time as they just spun out from dow dupont. we are ju