trendlines don't go from this to this at some point they will do this but it is the phenomenon and the difference in 2012 that we have finally broken through a level that gets us noticed. >> so following that do you worry about being perceived as a spoiler to a major party candidates like ross perot or ralph nader? >> dial will lose no sleep of that is a label given to me and i will reiterate this is the party that needs crashing. [laughter] [applause] >> governor weld you were a former doj official to believe loretta lynn's overstepped her bounds? >> i don't know she had much choice about it. [laughter] i have not ben as troubled about bull e-mail affair as others have i thought the conclusion that no reasonable prosecutor would indict that case was the correct conclusion. >> do your you have private e-mail servers? >> yes. [laughter] >> well i have you for a second you have been on good terms with the secretary clinton since you were young staffers in 74 president clinton nominated you so why are you challenging her as a third-party candidate rather than have her move towards liberta

the trendline is going down. this is industry lingo for cash on growth for the issuing country.rld example would be my at a my card last week gastro pub. this is a key metric for visa. of course, any kind of uncertainty caused by the brexit vote that would cause people to pull back and not spend as much whether it's people in the u.k. visiting europe. numbers that it releases today will probably have the added benefit of how that compares with the same time a year ago. that goingfits forward may be a challenge. you have the effects of the various acts of terrorism. you don't tend to think of visa as a travel company. david: chipotle struggling for many months now. a chart looking at comp sales. news storiesthose broke. we have seen that real decline. incentives for customers to come back. we will see. julie: that's a new loyalty program. scarlet: they want to reverse that 30% drop. david: they need you. scarlet: maybe. julie, thank you. that does it for bloomberg markets. miss" is next. the s&p 500 losing eight points. ♪ ?c+sv >> moments away from the closing bell. i'm scarlet f

over the last few days, we have seen that the biotech index is starting to peak above the trendline,sting that perhaps we are starting to see the early signs of a reversal. for viewers who would like to take a look at that chart, they can do so by going into the 2336.erg g #btv i love those charts, amanda. amanda: i love those two. abigail doolittle, thanks. joe: the time could soon be coming for the fed to ask. inflation measures have been slowly converging on the fed's 2% goal. we are looking at the chart of three months and one-month annualized. with us now is tim duy, senior director of the oregon economic forum at the university of oregon. tim, thank you very much for joining us. so you recently wrote that the dubs are not going to be able to hold off a rate hike for too long. did anything in today's statement change your view at all? tim: no. we have the little push with the reduction of near-term risk, but that i think is a fairly small move toward, you know, a rate hike. so we are really looking for continuation of the solid data that we have seen and a stronger inflation num

polling averages that on a national basis trump is still on , the margin of error, but dropping, the trendlinesre bad for him, and some of these are playing large, and others are worrying? the traits seem to be driving it. if i were him, there are places where hillary clinton is behind. trump should be worried about these traits mark: for sure. hotheaded may be a good thing for some people. -- mark: hotheaded may be a good thing for some people. the fact that so many republicans want somebody else is not good. what will it take for trump to win? i think he can win with all these bad traits. i think whoever is elected will have a lot of warts. the press focuses a lot on trump's warts. but clinton, we are used to decades of thinking people do , not necessarily trust of the clintons. john: unless you think trump will succeed in bringing new people into the process, unless you believe that, he has to get over 90% of republicans to vote for him. and right now, it is not that a lot of democrats hate trump, they do. the question is, with republicans, he is way underperforming, and that is because they

this is the inflation-adjusted dow going back 30 years and there are three trendlines.ine is the three decades trend and the two decade trend is a struggle but the recent decade is remarkably parallel to the long-term trend. scarlet: i like that chart. tom: thank you. trend is your the friend. you have been an optimist. how do i stay on that trend at record highs? >> fed stimulation, cash flow earnings yield and the fact that the economy on the margin is getting a little better. tom: you are saying this is and mariot yellen draghi but you say no. >> i believe that is the case. if you look at investors today, bears and neutral are about 70%. it got as high as 80% in february and this is arguably the most mistrusted bull market that is over seven years old and we know markets go higher on skepticism. ultimately, that's a good thing and you see a rotation off the february 11 flows. small caps have beaten large caps. high yield has rallied 17%. those are good barometers for the breadth of the market and for active management. siemensooked at ge vs and siemens is trading at

i think the trendline of his 30 plus years as the character he created as donald trump. >> in his business and perhaps if he were to become president, he does so outside the box with his hires and he does not bring in standard people. the person who is his social media guru, he started as trump's golf caddie. his press secretary, she was a ralph lorenz model that was brought in to work on his wife's line. i think most people think she's been a fairly honest broker and i found out from the grown children that the guy who runs the las vegas hotel used to drive him to school. he does think outside the box because he used to grow up on construction sites and he had to work at the construction site. eric and don junior told me they had to work at construction sites since they were 11 or 12 years old. he does look at people in other things and isn't afraid to put them in the mix. i don't know if he can do that at a presidential level, but he has done some of that. >> he has put high expectations on people who are, by the book, underqualified. then if those people succeed, it looks, it looks grea

that's the trendline of his 30 plus years of the character he has created as donald trump read. >> he, in his business, business, and perhaps if he were to become president, but it's been true in campaign, he does go outside the box and he does not bring in consultants, the standard people. the person who is his social media guru who expands all his twitter and facebook to brazilians of people, he started as trump's golf caddie. his press secretary, she was a model that evolved to brought into work on her line and now she is her -- the press secretary. the guy who runs one of his hotel used to drive his bus. he does think outside the box. eric and don junior told me that they had to work at construction sites since they were 11 or 12 years old. he does look at people and other things and isn't afraid to put them in the mix. i don't know if he can do that at a presidential level, but he has done some of that. >> he has put high expectation on people who are by the book, underqualified. then of those people succeed, that's great and it looks great. if they don't bye-bye. >> you're fired

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that's, i think, think, the trendline of his 30 plus years of the character that he created as donald trump. perhaps if he were to become president, he does go outside the box in his hires and he does not bring in the consultants or the standard people. the person who is his social media guru who expands all his twitter and facebook to brazilians of people, he started as trump's golf caddie. his press secretary was a model that a vodka brought in to work on her line and to do other things as they were marketing for that line and now she's the press secretary. i think people think she's been a fairly honest broker through this campaign. that's on down through the grown children that the guy who runs the las vegas hotel used to drive him to school. he does think outside the box because he used to grow up on construction sites and he had to work as a construction site. eric and don junior told me they had to work at construction sites since they were 11 or 12 years old. he does look at people and other things and isn't afraid to put them in the mix. i don't know if you can do that at the

since 2012 that now is noticed trendlines and go from this to this at some point they do best but this is the phenomenon and a difference in 2012 as we have finally broken through the level that gets us noticed. >> do you worry being perceived as a spoiler to the major party candidates or ralph nader in 2000? >> i will lose no sleep and i will reiterate that this is a party that needs crashing. what is the spoils? [laughter] [applause] >> you were a former doj official put you believe that is why read a lynch overstepped her bounds? indicating she had no choice they he stepped onto her plane. [laughter] we have not been as troubled by the whole e-mail affair as others have i thought it the director did a good job that no reasonable prosecutor would come to the correct conclusion. >> twitter of you have a private e-mail server? >> you are on good terms with secretary clinton and nominated you to be the ambassador to mexico why are you challenging her with a third-party candidacy rather than have her move towards a more libertarian views but we represent the views of the majority of the