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i think that's the driver for technolo technology, the next leg if you will.esting to hear your thoughts on that and if you're hearing any of that? >> i do. the meetings here and the presentations, if you want to get excited about the markets, come to a conference -- come to our conference and listen to the stories. what you'll see is great ideas in technology that are going to increase our standard of living, increase productivity. and frankly increase values in the marketplace. there is cap x going on, however, i do think that there is muted confidence in policy. and i think that if we fix that, this thing could really go higher. >> ron, good luck with the event. we'll see you soon. >> hey, thank you. always a pleasure being on. >> pleasure's ours. thanks so much. the president and ceo of stifel. guys, let's trade some of this stuff we talked about here. the tech conference has some pretty interesting names. >> yes. >> pandora, emc, ea, imax, lionsgate, a lot of names to look at. >> red hat has massively underperformed. last year underperformed in the sector

we learned that technolo allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job.e technology is acally creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. stuart: time for that real halftime report. joining us from chicago, larry levin, the new york stock exchange, nicole petallides, sitting side-by-side charles payne and sandra smith. is this 1999 all over again? >> i really do not think that it is, stuart. u.s. companies doing really well. that is the big difference. u.s. corporations are doing quite well. i do not want to say it is the opposite of 1999, but certainly a much different situation. stuart: larry, you watch the show. you are baak on tomorrow and monday. 1999. your take? >> closer to 1996. that is where valuations were. right at 1996 levels. right when alan greenspan quoted the term. we are still in the early stages. not 1999, 1996. nicole, pier one. i know it is down big. why? nicole: pier one imports ccme out with their numbers. they talked about less traffic in the stores. down 7.5% right now. also hitt

is a scale of that investment that was so tremendous to other things that we did in science and technolo technology. these usda ones be programmed into the land grant to do an amazing work. amazing work. but the scale of that investment relative to the opportunity around the world to address the climate change and maintain american competitiveness is very small relative to the 26th of 2h $27 billion that we invest in the nih every year. and so, the one big transformation in my view would be that rebalancing of america's investment in the core agricultural science to tackle all of the challenge is to bring a generation of young people who want to be scientist and want to be on the cutting edge of technology has to offer and to get a broad range of institutions pulling against that goal but with real resources into focus. >> we have about 20 minutes left in the program and based on the cloth that's in front of me we have roving microphone and told coming and we need our -- we need a few brave souls to ask a question and then we both -- it will take off from there and i would invite the you