toni braxton, christopher lloyd, even jamie presley who makes out with a puppet fish in the movie. here's a snippet from the guardian in the uk. thank you for that. cheryl: i think they will be passing on it. dennis, thank you very much. you will actually stay. don't move. speaking of lowest grossing movies, let's shake it up with our team. see what they will think should have been the lowest moneymakers they have ever seen. lauren simonetti at the new york stock exchange. what is worst movie i've ever seen? "the hangovelauren: "the hangov. i might have fallen asleep. >> actually went to "annie: the musical" and we had to leave. cheryl: rich edson, what is the worst movie in your opinion? >> i will go kind of in the same vein, i don't like a bad sequel to a good first movie. caddy shack two. >> "godfather three." i just don't acknowledge it. >> you clearly forgot this one, the worst movie of all time is "showgirls." storing the former star of saved by the bell. >> you like it? lauren: i liked it, the girl from "saved by the bell." i didn't go see it, i saw it on tv. >> you couldn't

toni braxton, christopher lloyd, and even jamie pressley who makes out with a puppet of fish, and indeedy thinking? cheryl: i'm definitely not going to see that film. commodities in the green after ben bernanke address. sandra smith at the cme with "the trade" today. >> they just about at noontime at the trading floor chicago and has been something the traders watching after the fed chairman's speech. i brought in a guy who basically is really neat to watch him work sitting usetting up in front ofa computer, but you are actually verbalizing everything you're seeing on the trading floor, everything the charts don't tell you. what do you see around the fed? >> initiates the fed announcement we saw a big reaction, a knee-jerk reaction for the most part, the s&p broke 1400 handle but found their way back up above and we are chomping sideways around 14,006 number right now. a big push lower in the gold, trading down 1547 and rallied back above 60 navy, so wide range trade. that has been the case across the board with a lot of energy. that is not what we're used to seeing the last couple of da

you have tony braxton, christopher lloyd, and jamie presley.hat are they doing putting their names to this movie? >> i know. what were they thinking? for a kiddie film reviews are comically cruel. take a look at this snippet from the guardian in the u.k., quote, he says it is fun for everyone, they get to dance and sing on screen, the kids in the audience get to dance and the minimum wage staff get to clean up the mixture of sweets, drinks that's in the auditorium after every screen wondering why their lives are an endless pit of despair. that's what the guardian says. ashley: that's quite a review. tracy: our next guest says we're in the midst of a zombie economy, not quite falling off the cliff rg but not growing -- not quite falling off the cliff, but not growing either. joining us is a a guest from the channel capital research institute. we have been hearing about this zombie economy for a while now. are we officially japan? >> we are going japanese definitely in a way. how much more we go depends upon our current path. right now monetary r

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