tom lowe's awakening in cinematography, he literally combines the director's niche with the producer'sy the way, this is his second directorial work, before that there was no less, a bewitching tape, the landscapes of time, a beautiful picture, the admiration of the world and its detailed study, moreover, with the application, the latest technologies. this we will see a creative low, in particular in his extreme premiere. only the perception of the galaxy of our earth in it and each of its inhabitants is not accidental in 2010. tom lowe was named astronomical photographer of the year by the royal observatory, which is why the film is also not random shooting in space time- lapse mode. on the night of a luminous helicopter, it should be noted that in the entire history of cinema. such shots were made for the first time to realize a project by the director's individual order, one of the dubai companies manufactured video equipment and robotic systems, by the way, the producers of the tape inspire respect, and this eminent documentary filmmaker was once a monk, by the way, the goal of fre

tom lowe received the title of astronomical photographer for years according to the royal observatoryfilm is also not random shooting in space timelapse mode. on the night of a luminous helicopter, it should be noted that in the entire history of cinema. such shots were made for the first time in order to implement a project on the director's individual order, one of the dubai companies manufactured video equipment and robotic systems, by the way, the producers of the tape inspire respect, and this is the eminent documentary filmmaker once a monk, by the way golf retrangel. well now, from such a cosmopolitan cinematic idea, i propose to throw your emotions towards the horror film curse of the stepmother new british horror from director sibasin, godwin, which will plunge us into the horrors of one country house in one english family nest. in general, things are like this richard is a father of many children and an enviable groom. true, the family, he initially had a strange first wife, three children live in a family nest. and there he brings his new girlfriend to meet, so to speak, of

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tom: somebody called tro, -- tiara, lisa puts it back on by about 10:00 in the morning. it is humbling how we get crushed. how about buy lowigh? lisa: i am just trying to hide, is it working. tom: one big watching -- walking hr violation. jonathan: futures up 1% on the s&p. this is bloomberg. lisa: keeping you up-to-date with the news from around the world, i am lisa mateo. hurricane ian has threatened to become the worst storm to hit tampa in more than a century and is now a powerful category three storm. it made landfall in cuba earlier in could reach florida as early as wednesday with wind up hundred 40 miles per hour. 300,000 people are expected to evacuate. the british pound is up after hitting a record low monday. traders remain wary that sterling could fall to parity with the dollar. the bank of england indicated it may not act until november. it is the clearest signal ever that natural gas from russia to germany over nord stream 1 will not resume this winter. the pipeline's operator says it sustained unprecedented damage. markets will be watching for in mid to -- indication of sabotage. american steel rates are dro

tom: the turkish lira to a record low, turkey has its own idiosyncratic issues, it's very unusual monetaryolicy reaction function, but the impact of this record dollar positioning, the wrecking ball, how are you looking at e.m.? patrick: i'm getting inflation linked bonds from brazil, south africa and mexico. i am getting inflation plus 2.543% on these bonds. 2.5 or 3% on these bonds. those copies if you have higher commodity prices, the fiscal prices don't look so bad. tom: patrick armstrong reacting to central-bank action with insightful calls on how to position in this market. patrick armstrong, plurimi wealth cio. we talked about the turkish lira falling to a record low, we will watch that story. laura: credit suisse is considering plans to resurrect a bad bank to hold risky assets as it seeks turnaround from scandals. the investment bank could be divided into three parts comprising of the advisory business, a bad bank to hold high risk assets to be wound down, and a third part to hold the rest of the business. the bank of japan has stuck with ultra low interest rates, further isolatin

tom: the pound plunges to a record low as kwasi kwarteng presses on with tax cuts. expectations mount for assertive action from the doe, with deutsche bank calling for an emergency jumbo height. the end of the draghi era, giorgia meloni wins the italian election ushering in the most right-wing government since world war ii. the pound has taken another leg lower in the session today, on the risks building up in this u.k. economy with the chancellor doubling down on tax cuts. you saw a 3.6% drop for the pound in the friday session, levels around 1.06. futures have been pointing lower. the spanish ibex down .8%, and the ftse 100 is currently range bound. you will get divergence between the ftse 100 and domestic stocks on the ftse 250 in terms of the vulnerability to the pound. futures stateside losses of .8%, rapid selloff in bonds across the spectrum. the two year currently at 4.33, a move higher of almost 13 basis points. we will hear from many fed speakers later this week, so we expect for the volatility. bank of america now saying global bond markets are at their m

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tom: the s&p 500 drops to a 22 month low as the fed's loretta mester says u.s. recession will not stop fed hikes. the u.k.'s labour party surges to the biggest polling in over two decades in the wake of liz truss' mini budget. eu energy ministers are set to have an emergency convention on gas caps. francine: we have made it to friday, which means a volatility and some of the wild swings we have seen. the pound now back to the levels pre-kwasi kwarteng budget on friday. ftse 100 features are flat. tom: james bullard also saying that the markets are getting it. not having higher rates without having more pain, but that was essentially the message from the fed officials. the ftse 100 currently down 0.1%. the estimates have been around 6.6% and that is slightly softer inflation out of spain, but the inflation print out of germany was distinct around 10%, the highest and nation out of germany. the cac currently getting 0.6%. we await more details on the energy plans from the banisters -- ministers in europe. tech once again in focus with apple fighting a rare downgra

tom: they were all arsenal fans. i don't understand. you complained about low-scoring games. tom: it was fascinating to see. i saw penalty shots stopped, taken back. but what i really saw with british people. it was stunning, john. when they sang god save the king. jonathan: best sport in the world. tom: best sport in the world. lisa: repeat after me. best sport in the world. tom: thank you, spurs. thank you, arsenal. lisa: what the heck happened? >> getting some price action. you are all familiar with the statistics. bloomberg is breaking them down for you. this market has married. the nasdaq positive. massive changes. came very close to 4% in yesterday's session. 12 months ago at 21 basis points. we just keep adding more and more. the 10-year also. it has not just been in the u.s. we can take a look at the 10 year treasury. remember, we started the year in negative territory. it is something that sticks out like a bit of a sore thumb. they have kept that tapped. tom: this is 3.5, germany 1.9, japan 0.3. it really speaks the impossibility. jonathan: can they continue to sit this out? what would happen if t

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tom: equity futures just moved to new lows for the morning.o far and the story many people are grappling with four participants in markets is whether these are sufficiently tight financial conditions for this fed to achieve its objective? do you think they are sufficiently tight? seth: very hard to say stop one of the most typically sensitive sectors is housing and we have seen a strong rollover and housing. consumer durable goods spending is holding up, so it is not clear things have bitten yet. you are talking about equities. my colleague mike wilson points out this probably needs to be a lowering earnings projection, and that makes sense. if the economy is going to slow down enough to get inflationary pressures under control you have to expect earnings across the board to be lower than they are now and we are not there yet. lisa: i like your call for 4% for almost a year. i wonder if people are underestimating the pain of holding rates at a level like that rather than missing the boat and raising too far and coming again, which seems to be

cnn's tom foreman reports now on the queen's highs and lows. >> at the end of world war ii, europe iny shattered, there was elizabeth. a princess just 21, with a birthday pledge for her people. >> i declare before you all, with my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service. >> on the throne, that patient promise was -- helped to rebuild the nation that would guide her through decades of turmoil. >> we could never forget those who died or been injured, and their families. >> whether navigating the troubles of northern ireland, the thorny issues of the falcons war in 1980's, or seeing her own families in more recent battlefields, the queen has remained publicly and steadily committed to british allies. >> talk, we will. listen, we have to. disagree from time to time, we may. but united, we must always remain. >> over the many years, there have been stumbles. in 1966, a mining disaster and wales killed more than 100 schoolchildren, and dozens of adults. the queen lingered more than a week before visiting, decades later saying that that delay was her biggest

lows of june. can you work that out for me? tom: i can go there. i will say there is some incredible bond math. stay tuned for that in radio. this is creating higher bond markets. [crosstalking] there are some really cool bond math going right now. jonathon: i am going to walk out of the building. yields are higher right now by three or four basis points. i believe the two-year is higher by six on the session. lisa: 3.8162%. we are actually not pricing in an effort? here. a: 30 am, we get a data dump from the u.s.. i am really watching retail sales. how much can we get a boomerang effect? this is what i'm really watching. people have extra money to spend on services for the winter. it is making it difficult for inflation to rollover because if gas prices rise up again, how much do you get a difficult scenario? i know it is complicated. remarks being delivered from maryland on the inflation reduction act. we haven't been hearing that much from janet yellen. i want to hear what she has to say about the u.s. economy. she was in the transitory camp. where are we now, especially with fed raising pos

have to expect substantially more borrowing, but the important part is that over the low to medium term agenda. tomis johnson come back? philip: no. i hope there is a splashdown in the pacific that he talked about that he is pending a clear send no -- signal that he is not going to return. i think everybody needs to move on. this has been a difficult period. boris will have a fantastically successful career. he is a great entertainer and i see a great career around for him. francine: on the speaking circuit. philip: absolutely. francine: thank you for joining us. philip hammond, former u.k. chancellor, and lizzy burden at downing street. tom: very quickly, a couple of individual movers including ashtead. this is a company that rents out construction and industrial equipment. centrica moving up after the news from liz trust and volkswagen acquiring an ipo. more on that -- more is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> will deliver on the energy crisis dealing with people's energy bills but also the long-term

low. and weakness in the japanese yen. goldman sachs saying with a 140 yen you could see 145 in three months. tom: 145 in three months. the differential between the boj and the fed. juliette saly in singapore, thank you for walking us through the asian markets. let's look at the key things markets are watching out for. results of the u.k. conservative party leadership contest, the results will be announced with liz truss the firm favorite. the reserve bank of australia tomorrow reveals its latest policy decisions. great reporting on the bloomberg on the drop in house prices in cities like sydney. on wednesday, the fed releases its beige book of regional economic data. we will get the cpi later this month. on thursday, we will have the latest rate decision from the european central bank. what a decision that is from adam lagarde followed by a press briefing from christine lagarde and on friday, eu energy ministers will attend an extraordinary meeting in brussels to discuss an emergency intervention and electricity markets and eu finance ministers meet in prague. a busy week for officials in brussels as a wrestle with t

if we look at inflation expectations further out, they are at year-to-date lows, to tom's point on 10ns, and as this process plays out, as inflation starts to cool and as the economy starts to slow progress of the into the middle of next year, -- progressively into the middle of next year, they yields will look exceptionally attractive. tom: forget about spreads and all the rest of it, the hedging and such, retail out there on radio and tv now with bloomberg surveillance is going, wait a minute. christ down, yield up mon -- price down, yield up. month after month. what happens if we look at the total return aggregate te indices? what happens will be breakdowns in your price lows fixed income? ed: there have been significant outflows in the retail space given the drawdown. the drawdown has been exceptional this year. two pieces of good news on the horizon. in terms of the yield increasing, we start out with 10 year yields at 50 basis points, year-and-a-half ago. to the extent that yields are rising, yields rising from 50 basis points to 1% do a lot more damage than yields rising from 3

i want to get back to our expert now tom seder, in the cnn weather center. , thompson low again, oncexpect next from in? >> don we have got some changes here. in fact it's been kind of interesting. in the last hour. let me just break this down for everybody. remember, at the beginning of the week, we were watching the tracks that are issued by the national hurricane center every six hours. and since monday, that track continued to trend eastward. and we watched that center leave of course around the tampa area and slide down to the south. we are seeing the same trend now on the atlantic coastline. the truck seems to be trending eastward, or northward up to the carolinas. now at 11 pm hour, we saw the pressure drop a little bit. the winds were at 80 miles per hour, however, the national hurricane center said wait a minute, hurricane hunter, final winds increasing, it's at 85 miles per hour sustained winds. the gusts are at 100. infrared satellite imagery, the last few images showing a little bit more brighter colors, so there is some convective activity that is trying to slide around o

we have that tight labor market, that is the other reason, as well as similar, low participation. tomng to start with equities, the stock market does matter. we wonder, is it about this report in september, or do we stagger the moment this report is out to that next fed meeting of november? jonathan: -- of kpmg put it earlier well, september is much bigger than that. the chair gave you the playbook, he is telling you we will see pain in this economy and we will remain keeping rates in for a extended period of time, persistence is the buzz word. persistence, you stay there and do not lose prematurely. every single fed official has spoken and have done so repeatedly, they are on the same page. tom: i am going to go to data on the real yields. the 10 year real yield is stunning, it is weak. jumped condition up to .90, a positive -- -- .80, a positive correlation. jonathan: getting back to levels we haven't seen since late 2018. maybe that is the power this time, a lot of people do not think this fed is going to back away. yields on a tenure in treasuries, unchanged at 325.56. euro-dollar

low . i think we are seeing costs come down for them which will be helpful. tomthe read across the broad retail space from lululemon? is this all about the high-end spend her? >> look at yesterday when jewelers result -- reported their results on the talk about price points above $10,000 are doing better or you take a look at the luxury players where you're are seeing strength there also. one of the other things as innovation. i think newness drives demand at the upper income level and you are seeing that with lulu. they have gone through lines of activewear because of hybrid work where they offer. alyx: if we take a look at the fed hiking, a macro picture for a moment and we see some kind of recession, whatever that may be. who does well in that environment on a retail level? is it going to be the middle-market consumer that gets squeezed the most? >> basically, the high-end i can continue to spend. the high-end basically can manage through economic reconstruction. you will see other types of retailers perform whether it is a d cap -- discounters who can appeal

low volumes. europe scrambling to respond as gas surging some 35%, putting pressure on the euro. european stocks also severely down. tomwe can zero in now on a couple of stocks to watch. uniper, the major utility in germany, it has had a bailout from the government. natural gas prices were soaring on the back of that news. a drop of more than 9%, there is also the windfall tax the german coalition have agreed on. csp, this is a u.k. developer, a $1.25 billion stock deal. a premium on the price from the end of last week, investors welcoming that merger. volkswagen members of the board meeting to discuss one of the most hotly anticipated ipos. it would have a value of about $85 billion, waiting on that board meeting around be porsche ipo. francine: britain will have a new prime minister tomorrow. either liz truss or the former chancellor rishi sunak will be named as the prime minister later today. then they start work tomorrow. joining us now is lizzy burden, talk us through the next few days? lizzy: francine, the protesters are here already. we're expecting the result at 12:30 london time. this will be the fourth prime

little warmer, but not by much on friday and saturday, just a few low 80's sunday looks cooler weekend with some upper 70's for you rain. tom, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your morning commute. a 7 minute ride into the city. >> may's to that freeman street san mateo bridge, 80 to 101 about a 12 minute ride heading across towards the peninsula. a richmond sandra fell bridge 9 minutes at a richmond. and let's go ahead and check on the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes. 37 to the tolls on this tuesday morning. well, in national news, the house panel investigating the january 6 insurrection is now seeking information. former house speaker newt gingrich. the committee wants to know about his communications with senior advisers to trump in the days leading up to the attack on the capitol. the panel says gingrich exchanged e-mails with trump's associates about television advertisers that repeated and relied upon false claims about fraud in the 2020 election. they claim greenwich appear to be involved in trump's scheme. 12 point fake electors. the committee says he also e-mail trump's chief of staff mark mea

low profile. we have an appointment in melbourne with a man who knew the terrorist. tom sewell is the founder of a small, far right extremist group, called the lad's society, as he's being closely monitored by intelligent services. sewell asked to meet us in the street, didn't choose the place by chance. well, if you look around, you'll see that there's not so many australians. if you had a family home, how would you feel about all these people living in your basement? like it was some share house, you know, before i was born, this was the white working class. you know, and now while we've been almost the only white people in this entire sub, you know, so it shows that the colonization is almost complete. the authorities have been watching the group since christ church sewell had actually tried to recruit brandt and terence several years ago, i had conversations with him online because i noticed that he displayed similar beliefs to us. he didn't want to be involved in what we're doing. and he said that he was moving to new zealand, and that was the last communication tha

tom homan is this or that. under president trump, immigration was low.t get sexually assaulted and how many americans didn't die of drug overdoses when we had the border locked down. this president's policies are inhumane. griff: you mentioned fentanyl. the crisis was certainly not at this level under the trump administration. in fact, we'll show the percentage, you can see on your screen, nearly 67% of all drug deaths from february last year to february of this year, caused by this fentanyl, we just had four million pills apprehended this past week. when asked about this crisis at the white house, tom, white house spokeswoman careen a jean pierre said this. >> the fact that we're securing report levels of funding from dhs to stop illicit drugs from entering the country. the fact that it's not just drug traffickers that we're dealing as well we're stopping financiers. griff: tom, your reaction. she says they're securing the border against deadly fentanyl. >> again, these' part of the administration, who hasn't been transparent to the american people. loo

here's the key tom notes these have alsco insided with some near-term market lows. cpi releases, you can see that stocks did get slammed. they fell for pretty much a week almost every time with the average drop around 7% or 8% it's kind of what's happening now. but half the time they were also lower about a month later, but then something changes stocks have historically turned around in a few months, and the ten worst stock drops after a red-hot inflation number t s&p number was higher seven times after half a year. only one time was it confirmed lower in six months. that was in 2002 the other two times, well, they're yet to be determined because they happened this year and we haven't gone six months from them. they're certainly tracking to be lower, at least for now. but it's early let's say we are lower, even six months from now in this year's inflation data it would still mean the s&p inflation data was higher, ten times the cpi came in hot. 70%, not a bad average when it comes to the markets better yet, the median gain of those seven times has been nearly 18% o

they stayed so low for so long. tom: i think this is absolutely profound.hat is out there on homeownership and how it moves over to rent. this report is a game changer. jonathan: core inflation hotter than expected and shatters one of the stinkiest parts of the report when it comes to inflation. david, i appreciate what you're saying about things getting better, perhaps, not worse. but when he think about what the fed will do, okay talk about what you expect they will do? they told us about responsible information. tell us about what he thinks that is what you think that means they will. david: they will go 75 basis points next week. but i do think in a statement, they will acknowledge the fact that inflation has cooled but that discounted the points are not enough to cause a trend. they will put enough guys in there to give them face to go 50 basis points in november. i think they will want to set it up that way. they want to put in a hawkish move but give themselves the opportunity to put it in more dovish language. this shelter thing, it is a long laggin

inventories are very low and we not -- have not seen the investment in the supply-side. tom continuing to readjust to the prices in this space and adjusting to the lack of supply from russia in terms of lng. see the germans adding another 2.5 billion euros there for additional energy supplies and energy price caps are in place in a number of countries. what do you see as the longer-term consequences if you look at five to 10 years from the actions we are taking place on the continent and in the u.k.? evy: there are a few conflicts. when you have an imbalance between supply and demand, and we are seeing that reflected in high prices on energy, you would normally see demand response. but when we have the energy cap coming in place, that will not the demand response move in a traditional way, so that is scary in regards of demand for the future. we will expect more demand of the energy transition, and that is a big theme are talking about at blackrock. we are seeing trillions of dollars being invested in the energy transition between now and 2030 or beyond, huge investments in

tom: when i think about their strategy, i think of them is one of the low-cost providers of hardwarend the consumer electronics space. i think it should be a popular product, that they are adding the stylus to the kindle. when i think of their different lines of consumer electronics, the kindle is probably amazon's most dominant. if you think about a lot of their echo devices, the good news is that amazon makes a lot of devices that leverage alexa, but a lot of other consumer electronic companies do too. leveraging alexa, it is not just the echo device line, but the fact that so many manufacturers -- take sonos as an example -- are making product integrating alexa. that is my initial take on their new hardware offerings. i'm fascinated and i'm glad you talked to him about the irobot acquisition. what is it about the room but that attracted amazon, -- the roomba that attracted amazon and what made it think it needs to make the acquisition? ed: the timing is interesting because we just had news of essentially a second prime day next month. do you expect consumers to rush out and gobble

low profile. we have an appointment in melbourne with a man who knew the terrorist. tom sewell is the founder of a small, far right extremist group called the lads society, as he's being closely monitored by intelligent services. sewell asked to meet us in the street. he didn't choose the place by chance. well, if you look around, you'll see that there is not so many australians. if you had a family home, how would you feel about all these people living in your basement? like it was some share house. you know, before i was born, this was a white working class, you know, and now, while we've been almost the only white people in this entire sub, you know? so it shows that the colonization is almost complete. authorities have been watching the group since christ church sewell had actually tried to recruit brandt and terence. several years ago, i had conversations with him online because i noticed that he displayed similar beliefs to us. he didn't want to be involved in what we're doing. and he said that he was moving to new zealand and that was the last communication that i

tom walker, who plays the fictional character of a political correspondent, is at fault. boris johnson. he lowered the bar so low that anyone could become prime minister, even if a rhinestone how to describe a leaf? well, if you take theresa may's clumsiness, make her crazy boris johnson's incompetence add a pinch of margaret thatcher's hatred of the working class, and then wipe off the rest of the charisma with a damp cloth, then you will be halfway to the answer, the chandelier is already the fourth example in the last 6 years of her three predecessors of her party members. resigned early from the scandal. tomorrow the new premier is due to move into this residence at 10 downstreet, but experts. do the rhinestones advise not to rush to sort things out and settle in? more than half of the inhabitants of the kingdom demand early parliamentary elections they can take place this year. according to the ratings in this vote, the chances of the conservatives winning are practically no timur with russia's dmitry volkov in deliassirzhetdinov. fedor yurasov channel one, london russian companies will be able to take pref

tom. this is still going to look lika soup in the air at least for the for the rest of this weekend. if weekend. if we look at the lowes down near the ground, while it stays in that blue, low to moderate category, there is reason to be hopeful on monday. a little more of an onshore flow flow should scatter out a bit of a bit of the smoke. that is if e smoke situation stays the same.f the fire puts more smoke into the air on monday because there is less cloud cover from what was once a tropical storm, all bets are off. i will have more on the cool down coming up in the company forecast coming up. > >> in redwood city, 20 families moved into affordable housing units that they built themselves. it is the latest move in the city to make home op a little more attainable. here s that story. >> reporter: this is 612 jefferson, a brand-new housing t that 20 families now call home. 20 families could not have doneo without help from habitat for h. for humanity. >> regional homeownership is ouf reach for most people. in the by area, you have to make well ove0 a year to own a home. what happens to our teachers and daye workers in

tom: what's your assessment of how sticky wage growth is at this point? kate: wage growth has been high for lowrkers. what i think we want to see is making sure it's in a healthy but not too high raise. something around three and a half up to 5%. we don't want to be skyrocketing at this moment. i think we are potentially in that zone of having healthy wage growth. alix: what i'm also confused about is the layoffs we keep hearing from companies. it feels like it started and add related tech companies but is spreading braided we are still seeing really solid wage growth in manufacturing data. when do we start to see the impact of those job cuts, how bad will that look? kate: we look to the labor turnover survey and keep in mind that these specific layoffs are not actually reflecting profit trends yet. higher rates have stayed steady, and in accordance over the fact the job openings remain at historically high levels. even the you may hear some narratives coming out particularly around the need to play workers off it's not reflected in the data. we still see a lot of that dynamic labor market that

when the belarusian language was considered a low language and when the only book that was published in the belarusian language. this is indicative of tom'ses, and yet the belarusians survived simply because it is their land and the land has nowhere to go. let's start the morning together. my morning always starts with a hearty breakfast, because it is very important for athletes to prepare themselves for heavy training day sounds great. let's do some exercises. slightly. we lean forward, stretch the back surface and get useful tips to always be in good shape, but a full breakfast. this is a prerequisite. if you want the day to pass in a cheerful and fruitful atmosphere. i am always in favor of having a big, good and very full tomorrow morning, so buckwheat noodles are super and remember to eat such a pepper you can drink it down. no, watch the breakfast of champions project on belarus 24 tv channel. their life is full creativity and dedication, as far as music is concerned? yes, i have a passion for writing and songs, but i don’t consider myself a composer. i am the author of music at the studio, the movie begins, you can just work witho

tom: and if i look at the series, the fact is, we are rolling over. price down, yield up. if we have breached the lowsds in aggregate have a convexity trend to seared? bonds, we do not know. we haven't had a bond market like this. do we get convexity in fear and sweat, and catharsis acceleration in bonds like we are used to talking about inequities? ian: i do not think we are going to see a wholesale capitulation comparable to what we see in the equity market. a lot of that comes down to the fact that the people, or institutions that hold treasuries are major central banks. they are major investors, do nos to get out and realize those losses. tom: then you take the loss. ian: exactly. jonathan: before you run, we've got a long list of people we think we have seen the highs on a tenure for the year. the major of ecb, i can think of more. what is the risk? ian: i think we have seen the yield peaks for the cycle. it proved a lot more of a compelling argument when we were at 251 recently, it is certainly going to be an interesting next two or three weeks in the run-up to the fed. if we break 350, it will

tom: lisa, do you get to a point on what is intermediate or so low that it is too low? we do? lisa: it will be too low to see the fed going about this global growth. this goes to your underrated stocks in your portfolio. what are you holding? what are you buying? >> here is one thing that caught our eye on friday. the american association of individual investors has not been this bearish since march of 2009. and we all remember that with the bottom of the market and it got very bearish. but again, we are not at the point where we are adjusting just yet. we are very, very interested in the front-end of the u.s. curve. things like cash which i used to call trash in the world of negative interest rate, zero interest rate politics, those sort of things make some sense. we also like investment-grade corporate bonds. the positive real rate story, that really hurt some of the portions of the market. corporate bonds in the front-end of the u.s. curve makes --. this isn't the most glamorous trading. i wish i could come here and say we should be buying stocks here, but not just y

low ever since just several hours ago. the i. e. a team arrived on site there now being shewn around the area shewn the consequences of ukrainian shelling which has struck tom and tom again the ve, the complex of the nuclear power station itself. the city of and their good daughter has also been shelled. endlessly there have been many civilian casualties . the city itself is now without power. power lines feeding the city have been damaged to day. the russian ministry of defense also said there were 2 attempt at 630 the morning and 7 am by ukrainian marines. the storm, the storm, the south bank of the near port a river which is where the nuclear power station is located to the north bank is held by the ukrainian military ukrainian artillery from there has kept pounding the city of another good dog and the nuclear power station, nevertheless, ukraine has been pushing this, this conspiracy theory that the russians themselves over the past month have been shilling the nuclear power station, which they control and their own positions internet godard, and around the nuclear power complex. a, perhaps a lot of the narrative, a by you claim to try and blame what so