in this case, with ubs. they were in a bind. they whistleblower had come forward, an american who is helping ubs fined americans who wanted to dodge taxes. in switzerland, literally recruiting them to open an account in switzerland that would then be hidden from the .nternal revenue service he blew the whistle. the government, iris, doj wanted 50,000 accounts a new about in which americans were hiding ines, hiding their income the ubs-swiss bank accounts. so they would not be taxed. in the end, ubs did not want to provide those names because there was a law in switzerland that said they could not reveal that kind of confidential information. in the end, they only gave about 5000 of those 50,000 names. and we sell the donations from ubs to the clinton foundation increase from a little under $60,000 to $600,000, plus they participated in a $30 million inner-city loan program, and then hired bill clinton to do speeches around the country for $1.5 million. juan: of course, ubs was not all he closely tied with the clintons, as i reca

ubs is betting on zurich. we speak to them. and jackson hold up.arkets expect a lot from fed chair janet yellen. we look at what goldman sachs wants. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back. 13 minutes into your trading day, we are down across everything the sector on the stoxx 600. check out the trr function. you will see the sectoral breakdown. worst performers are off by almost 2.3%. every single sector is in the the cac is the underperformer at individual indices. let's get more with the breakdown with juliette saly. juliette: thank you. a new report says investors pulled more than $25 billion from hedge funds last month, the biggest monthly redemption since february, 2009. total outflows this year are close to 56 billion, driven by "mediocre performance." hedge funds have faced mounting criticisms from clients overspeed costs and feeling stock market benchmarks. the former uk independence party leader nigel farage appeared onstage at a rally with the republican presidential nominee donald trump in jackson, mississippi. he spoke of britain'

ubs people. ubs executives. it's quid pro quo, and it's -- >> it happened. [ overlapping voices ] >> richard, that happened. the journal reported on this extensively at the time. >> there's a couple problems in david's analysis. number one, hillary clinton has no pour over the irs whatsoever. number two and more importantly, the fact just because her husband got a speaking gig from ubs does not mean that the secretary of state was implicated in any -- >> it's an unusual intervention on her part. an unusual intervention. >> not to mention the fact that the lawyer before talked about this china dinner right? the three people that went to the china dinner all have business involving china, the rockefeller foundation. >> i bet they did. that's why they wanted her to get them in. >> but that's the job of the secretary of state, to lobby for american businesses. >> speak to that david. that's her job. her job is to lobby for american businesses. >> megyn, here's the reality. there's not going to be a prosecution. ther

bill clinton gets a $1.5 million speaking fee from ubs shortly thereafter and they donate more money to the clinton foundation. we don't know if there was any quid pro quo and it will take a serious investigation to figure that out but if she knew she was going to run for president why didn't she say to bill sit this one out, don't take any money from ubs, i am doing a deal with them? >> this was all about gaining influence for presidential run. a lot of clinton donors gave to her campaign. if you are ubs wanting to do altruism and good work, why give to the clinton foundation versus the red cross for the gates foundation because you wanted access and influence with hillary clinton and you also have the fast tracking of government contracts, a sham project. trish: is anyone going to care? it seems a lot has been brought up about hillary clinton already. we talked about the email server and she operated for whatever reason and somehow the fbi is like whatever and voters are not responding to it. will they carry this forward? i think they should but it is not having a big effect on pol

they hire folks like mike ryan, wealth management america at ubs.irm has $1.7 trillion under management. talk about this, mike. i should say they entrust their money to you. what are you seeing as far as movement and requests on behalf of the wealthy that you invest for? >> first of all, liz. >> they're asking about a lot of things you talk about in the show. we're seeing concerns about the strength of economy. gdp was not encouraging with last quarter. put as lot of emphasis on payroll report. cheryl: we're expecting 185,000 build in jobs. what happens if we miss that or beat it? >> we're looking for 190,000 on our side. unemployment rate to tick down to 4.8%. what is really important, not just the number, you about what happens to revisions in prior months. we came off two months. the may report was much weaker-than-expected and market really took that and sorted through that and actually sold off. then we saw the june report that was much better. the report was much better and backward revisions were also good. the market will clearly look which

geoffrey yu from ubs stays with us.p next, pfizer is said to be in talks to acquire the maker of a blockbuster prostate cancer drug. the full details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . ♪ anna: welcome back. this is "countdown," at 6:30 in london. a new edition of daybreak is available in your bloomberg and on your mobile. let's look at the top stories making this morning's edition. this is the front cover picture, illustrating our top stories. bloomberg daybreak, with this nice graphic illustrating what perhaps fed officials are trying to do. we had recent comments from federal reserve vice chairman stanley fischer, indicating a 2016 rate hike is still under consideration. he says the u.s. economy is our to close to meeting fed goals and growth will gain momentum, so these comments are talking up the dollar. we had a host of fed officials last week talking dollar up -- talking up the dollar. the next tory, the boj -- story, the boj governor haruhiko kuroda, saying there is a "sufficient chance" the central bank will add to

look at the ubs.ks amongst investors. ♪ tom: bloomberg surveillance thrills you with francine lacqua and tom keene. let's get through. averaging money in china. longer spending 70 days a year. the company may be able to focus on national monopolies elsewhere. uber has reasons not to want to wipe out lift. it has been a battle with regulators and taxi drivers. much about the new global economy where entrepreneurism is treated differently. hard it is to do business in china. they are not the only ones who have grown into the buzz saw. tom: do you buy foreign companies or just multinational? >> we will buy foreign companies as long as we can trade them in the united states. all our financial companies are in china. uber is someone who couldn't do it directly. if that: i don't know is different because uber is a technology company or if it is -- whether it is a banking ceo or anyone that says china is different. >> china is changing. the crackdown in china israel and severe. the entire political environme

i would imagine that the ubs bankers gave of a while ago.gesh, is this a good thing or a bad thing? >> i think it is inevitable and it has to happen. you look at the valuations and their cost space. what is interesting is the difference between what is going on in europe and what is going on in u.s. in the u.s., they have seemed to make the model work, granted it looks like rates seem to be going up. but they seem to be making better investments. guy: the economy is doing better with the possibility of a steeper yield curve. >> i think the leverage is also quite meaningful as well and the banking system is bigger in the u.s. guy: jonathan, give me your two cents worth. the stocks of commerzbank is popping just on the idea that which a bank is considering -- ist deutsche bank considering the idea of a merger. >> i struggle with that one. i mean, deutsche has enough problems. look where the economy has gone. it is not what it was. commerzbank, again, they have gone down twice this year on their roe target and things are difficult there. i find

the list includes executives from ubs and western union, rockefeller foundation all those organizations that have donated millions to the clinton foundation. these newly e-mails, as an obama poll shows 56% of voters say the clinton foundation donors receive special treatment from hillary state department that the interim head of the dnc donna brazile is -- those concerns. >> this notion that somehow someone who is a donor says i want access and i want to come into room and meet people, we had to criminalize behavior that is normal and i don't see what the smoke is. tom: joining me now is former u.s. attorney for the seven district by an executive director of the foundation for accountability matthew whitaker and "fox news" legal analyst leaf. donna brazile blows it off with a document about it's a networking thing. we all know people can you get me into such and such? there's a difference so when you control millions and millions of dollars in government contracts that my company just so happens to get or you pay me off whole bunch of money for a speech. >> she also said the words smoki

ubs seniorfrom the investor? helicopter money, would it work?dedicated his whole economic career in discussing that. in reality, if you are central bank and you want to signal you will raise inflation and guide inflation expectations higher, the more dovish you come across, the more reckless, in theory that has a bigger impact than inflation expectation. in many ways, which we have seen is central banks not doing enough to stimulate inflation expectation. francine: not doing enough? i'm not sure what they can do. it has been seven years. almost every major economy has done so much. that is not forcing politicians. themos: think of japan. 2015 has been a year of major fiscal consolidation rather than expansion. the market wasen thinking that is a come after easing, guiding the yen higher and higher, than weaker and weaker against the dollar, would you have seen is a lukewarm response was central bankers not meeting expectations for the market. that has driven the yen stronger, working against them. think of the fed. the fed has the potential that

rates strategy had at ubs. markets, little bit flat. head to the bloomberg for your asset check. nejra: of course, markets are still digesting fresh stimulus measures from the bank of england and looking had to the payroll data in the u.s.. we are seeing european stocks little higher. the stoxx 600, up 4/10 of 1%. let's look at the gr are function on the bloomberg and see how various industry groups are performing. you've got commodity producers leading the gains, followed by carmakers. health care stocks, dan 1%. most industry groups are gaining. healthook deeper into care stocks, i want to bring up nova notice. we are seeing this drop of 8.7%, the biggest in six weeks. this is after the world's largest maker of insulin trimmed its sales and profit forecast for the year. what it is signaling is it intensifying pricing pressure from customers in the u.s. it also said growth in 2016 will be weighed down by the loss of a key contract for its top selling insulin. that is one of the worst performers on the stoxx 600. sterling, we are seeing

ub ub ub uber suspends services. 50 uber and drivers were detained in the capital over the weekend.ng us now. what's this about. >> a lot of different layers. this coming off the last several months. you have kareem, the sort of arab based version of uber and big saudi investment into uber three and a half months ago. a lot of excitement around the ride sharing services. are the governments really prepared to deal with them. you're seeing that reaction coming from the abu dhabi regulator. who are the people driving cars, have they be vetted. background checked and a lot of concern about the possibility a lot of random people on the road who haven't been properly vetted by the government or the company employing them. kareem employ a limo company and employ folks. in terms of the labor laws, you have to have a worker visa which means you have to be properly vetted by the government. the worry of course is folks working for the companies could come in and be not just average folks who want to pick up extra hours. they might work somewhere like united states or london, but that doesn't

there were tax evaders that ubs was hiding. on behalf of them after they gave money, they gave even more money afterwards. what more do you need? bread crumbs? >> they say follow the money. that's really kind of the guiding principle with so much corruption. hillary clinton's right, they don't have a smoking gun, per se, yet. >> oh? >> well, in terms of legally. >> what does that look like? >> that's the point. the appearance of impropriety is critical here. it's really bad, especially when you've been in the public life for so long. one has to wonder if isn't a case of you didn't know better. no, you knew the risks and you chose to ignore them. whatever you were gaining from, it was so worth it that this makes sense. i have so much tremendous respect for donna brazile, but the fact that she says she doesn't find any smoke isn't believable to me. she has a longstanding relationship with the clintons. she's been an adviser for bill clinton in both campaign cycles. her interest in finding the hypocrisy and the scandal here speaks

and ubs was a smaller donor earlier.hey got a -- the decisions they wanted in the -- which hillary clinton took part in on the switzerland if you recall a few years ago on the u.s. government wanted access to bank accounts. >> right. >> and hillary clinton stepped in and took care of that and ubs became a much bigger donor in the tens of millions of dollars. ng for.e are the types of >> but you say you've been digging at these things for two and a half years. and. >> we've been digging these out for two and a half years. >> right. so you don't know what gold is -- there are hills until you get there. >> the state department has been slow walking us. they have been completely through litigation strategy every tactic known to man to slow this process down. we are in court orders over many of our lawsuits going to receive documents well past election day into 2017 and even 2018. >> yeah. well, i hope you -- i hope you find new things very quickly. i presume that good stuff. the good stuff they're holding back. >> we have an

george magnus of ubs will stay with us. vote withpost-brexit a spotlight on trade.is bloomberg. ♪ oliver: it is time for the bloomberg business flash, some of the biggest business stories in the news. volume, autonomous vehicle by ford in 2021, skipping interim steps of driver assisted and match bmw. the second-biggest u.s. automaker is working with 40 startups in addition to expanding its silicon valley operations. morph into a to multipurpose trip planner. testing a new mobile app tentatively named airbnb trips, personal itineraries, information about rentals, dining, and happy hour even's. itse planning to increase china investments and participate in the countries internet plus strategy. tim cook made the announcement today during a meeting with the chinese vice premier. reports that apple is setting up an independent research and development center in china before the end of the year. that is the bloomberg business flash. scarlet: i am scarlet fu. "what'd you miss?" u.k. inflation accelerated faster than forecast. two signs that the pound's post-referendum decl

on a website, ubs saying china has already started bailing out its banks. on that story at bloomberg.com/asia. right. a closer look at the relationship between china and australia and the conflicting interests of politicians and the business community. ubs wealth management on the tough decisions facing japan's policy makers. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: asia-pacific stocks recovering from february lows. what is in store for the rest of the year? currencies,with talk about the yen. of 100-107.ange it is hardly a brave call. what would it take for that range to be broken? >> it will be tough. the japanese need to do more than what they are doing. the ¥28 trillion stimulus package is not enough. when you look into the details, spending only amounts to ¥7 trillion this year. enough.not weak.ption remains exports are week as well. not much going on in japan as well. rishaad: in your portfolio, do you buy japan? on is theing nationalization of the bond market and part of the stock market. >> absolutely. have japan on neutral and our portfolios and don't see any

you have bob mccann with ubs and judith rhodes and heckman earth with western union.luential people. and then this man applied for the u.s. embassy for a visa and he was denied that and yet he's giving money to the clinton foundation. >> and people who were clinton foundation donors are applying for loans through the state department and those loans were approved very expeditiously. normally it would take six months to a year. i think that shows that the clinton foundation was really acting as the gatekeeper for the state department. you try to meet with secretary clinton may not have luck. but the way to do it was to go through the foundation. and that -- not only is that not right, but that violates the agreement she signed with president obama saying she was going to keep the foundation at arm's length while she was secretary of state. >> sure. well, we see from the e-mails it wasn't at arm's length. you have raised money for campaigns and you have donors who want to meet with you. what does it mean to give money to the foundation that's tied to a secretary of stat

you know ubs, you're a financial guy.wanted to get 55,000 of it clients off the hook from tax evasion by the irs. what does it do? it goes to hillary clinton, who is then the newly named secretary of state. and she works out a deal, and these clients, the majority of them, anyway, all except for 4,500 or so, they get off the hook. the irs drops their investigation into them. >> that's nonsense. that's nonsense. how does the secretary of state have anything to do with the department of justice? >> she assisted in this investigation, and then her husband, of course, got $1.5 million as well, for speaking fees, and the foundation got a whole lot of money, as well. mark thesisisen, it seems to me these things are pretty obvious. you say, hey, hon, sit that one out. don't take a speaking fee from ubs this year, wait a few years, because i did this deal for them on the side. how do you reconcile taking money from the countries that you might also be helping along the way? >> look, trish, they were dead broke when they left the

nelson.et's bring in they had of equity strategy at ubs. we do not need any more rate hikes. is divided. bullard is knocking it into the long grass. who do i focus in on more? >> you have to focus in on the data, that is what i would look at because that is will -- what will change the views. we have the election coming out of november so that complicates it as well. our view amongst our [indiscernible] is they will move in december at the end of the year because we do see the labor market tightening. it is not just the unemployment rate, it is the labor force participation rate which is one of the reasons [indiscernible] average earnings up 2% steadily. that is starting to show a little bit of tightness. manus: part of what they estimated in the minutes is we are worried about the longer-term and we are not that stressed about inflation just yet. it is a 50-50 coin toss in terms of wirp. we are over at the 50% level. the -- and you have 10 year government bond yields. just trading sideways, if you really want to be generous to the market at all. with the hike in december let

there and one of the people who gave money and wanted access to the president of china, the head of ubsaving nothing to do with malaria, but instead needing a deal brokered between himself and the government of switzerland because they were in deepwater over tax evasion. hillary clinton stepped in herself first-hand and negotiated a favorable settlement for them after that ubs they gave even more money to the foundation, fred barnes. is that about malaria? >> well -- melissa: fred, go ahead. i'm kidding with the question but you know where i'm heading. fred barnes, what do you think of that one? >> well i think it's a big problem for hillary clinton. we need to go back tat she said a year ago. she said i will quote it, there is absolutely no connection between anything that i did as secretary of state and the clinton foundation. well that is a flat-out lie. it is not true. she did lots of things. saw a lot of people. we don't know what favors she may have handed out but certainly getting access to her in a way others couldn't was a favor. and now they want, if she is elected president t

ubs has done research about this. group, and the ones i mentioned, bt tesco, those are the deficits where exceeds 10% of the market -- market share. >> a great story. alexander, european equities reporter. what is the time? we are literally four minutes away from the end of the went they session. check out what is happening to equities. this is bloomberg. ♪ hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wifi, it can help grow your business. you don't see that every day. introducing wifi pro, wifi that helps grow your business. comcast business. built for business. mark: you are watching the european close. check at the action. rising for the third day. biggest run, best run since august. investors twiddling their sons ahead of janet

barclays, credit suisse, deutsche and ubs. talks about a theyr of equals good battled falling prices and a decline in spending from farmers . a deal could be announced as soon as next week. both companies have said the instructions are still in the elimination a just and there are no assurance -- rmb limitary the preliminary stages. that is your bloomberg business flash. manus: david, thank you very much. french business leaders meet today. the annual summer conference near versailles. anna: caroline connan is there. by remy: i am joined rioux. and -- ceo.o good morning. the departure yesterday was kind of expected but do you think it is good or bad news for the french economy? when he was at the palace did i know he is really a driving force behind the internationalization of the french economy. i know that he is passionate about africa. whether his position, he will push forward as well. the rest is politics. caroline: do you think he is going to be missed? remy: whatever his position, he will be hopeful. especially in terms

joining us from shanghai from ubs.ck on some other stories, crown resorts saying work continues on its proposed de-merger. 406 million austrian dollars, slightly above estimates. 39.5perator paying austrian cents per share. chewingice, investors that one up, 5.3%. in gm resorts, well, acquiring more shares in its china division in a deal worth $325 million. the agreement sees the casino operator increasing its stake in mgm china to 50%. both companies will be paid $100 million and 75 million in stock. and talks with singtel about selling its stake in thailand's in touch. sources say the parties see improved political and economic stability and the country, and as an opportunity for this deal. both sides did hold discussions. it has a 41% stake and holds 51% of singtel. apple,squaring off with but will its chat app have the power to catch up with its rivals? ♪ asia's largest internet company may hit a new record winter report second-quarter sales. $.10 net income is reported to rise. we have a look at what you will be l

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jeremy zeron of ubs wealth management. coming up in the next 20 minutes, japan is launching a new holiday tomorrow with the hopes of bringing in billions of the tourism and retail industry. we will discuss the high hopes behind mt. -- mountain day. vonnie: shake shack reports earnings after the bell. a preview and insight on americans eating habits. that is coming up. out my donald trump, he is in virginia, where he is holding a rally. this is after he met with coal miners and industry employees. you can watch the full event on the bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: live from our world headquarters in new york, this is "bloomberg markets." i am shery ahn. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. beautiful new york city skyline. time for the biggest business stories in the news right now. apple is planning the first prohaul of its macbook laptop in four years, according to people familiar with the matter. apple is hoping a revamp will boost sales after orders of declines. the updated notebook will be slimmer and have more powerful gr

to help ubs. in the old days, when i was a prosecutor, you went to jail for that. [ cheers and applause ] no, no. but, you know, what we have now is timing is everything in politics. and timing has always been the most important thing for our country. this is the right time for a man like donald trump. this is what we need right now. we need a man who isn't bought and paid for. we need a man who has been enormously successful in business. we've already tried one who wasn't. and look what we have. we got 70% of the american people believing we're going in the wrong direction. you elected somebody who hadn't done anything in his life. he never built a building. he never created a project. he never built a golf course. he never built a tremendous worldwide business. well, this is what we need right now. we need a man who has done those things. and i can tell you this from reforming new york city. we need somebody to come in with a broom and clean the damn place out. [ cheers and applause ] clean it o

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just because her husband got a speaking gig from ubs does not mean the secretary of state was implicated in any -- >> it is an unusual intervention on her part. >> not to mention the fact that in the--the lawyer talked about the amendment, right? the people that went to the china dinner have business involvement in china. rockefeller foundation. >> that is why they want herd to get them in. >> but that is the job for secretary of state. to hobby for americans and american businesses. >> that is a good point. that is her job. to lobby for american businesses. >> and for the american people. >> megyn -- >> there is not going to be a prosecution because of the fact that loretta lynch's boss endorsed hillary clinton. the reality there may be no legal consequences from what happened here, this bribery, this racketeering, that is what it was, there will be political consequences. polls are starting to show that and donald trump is moving up in the polls. >> i don't know what you're talking about, but okay. >> all polls show hillary clinton is ahead size bli, number one. and number two, number

hillary clinton intervene and negotiated a sweetheart settlement with the swiss for tax evasion for ubs. after that donations to the clinton foundation went higher and higher. it is endless. harris: exhibit one, judge ferrer. melissa: 5000. harris: exhibit one. the last night on "the fox report," we were talking about with the fox news political insiders, if donald trump enumerated some of these instances and what you would call evidence in court and just did a spot, a commercial spot on each one between now and november, it would be a huge divot like, my golf game on one of those nice golf courses down in florida, it is so bad, a huge divot in what she is trying to do. these numbers between the two of them still yet very tight as we get closer to the election. something like this could really change it. wouldn't depend whether or not democrats or independents believed or felt like the issue resonated. would be on facts and evidence. >> he shouldn't have to do that because that -- harris: who should be doing it? >> the media should be doing that. if the shoe was on other foot they would

for example, ubs gave the clintons altogether over $1 million. she made a call to the irs asking the irs to go easy on their attempts to get identities from ubs. in my day that was considered bribery when i was a u.s. attorney and i prosecuted several very prominent politicians and convicted them of bribery, including two congressmen. >> mr. mayor, we've got to l again, the clinton foundation and all those associated say they are not under investigation and they've been clear and transparent so we will stay tuned because there are those urging -- >> that's the biggest bunch of garbage i have ever heard. >> mr. mayor, we appreciate your time. >> the biggest bunch of garbage. they are, i believe, under investigation. there was a leak of that the other day. number two, if they're not, the justice department should be ashamed of itself. >> all right. we have to leave it there. thank you so much for joining >>> up next hillary clinton is rising in the polls but could questions, new questions about her e-mail testimony hurt her campaign. a top clinton

alliance aiming to set up their own digital currency -- the project is headed up by deutsche bank and ubs. the new currency is called utility settlement coin and is designed to make transactions between banks cheaper and faster. they claim it's a way to clamp down on fraud. new system could be in place in two years. let's get our new york moneyman to bring us up. it seems like a cashless future is on the horizon. guest: i still have a few bucks in my pocket, but i have more money on my bank account and my credit card. if we look at what the banks try to achieve here, it's more about the settlement of securities trading. what they try to do is automate those settlements and it costs a lot of time and money for we are talking aliens of dollars each year and if we use the regional economies to try to automate that and save money, this approach is not necessarily meaning that we are nearing the cashless future sooner. fannie: there is concern it may give us 40's more control over us. how do you see that? guest: i would say it's too late. we are pretty transparent and if you were to receive yo

ubs were working independently to find investors. but nothing materialized.statement icahn denies he attempted to sell his stake, rejecting claims that were made in a "squawk box" interview here on friday morning that he had been offered some of icahn's shares. icahn didn't dispute he recently considered selling but blasted ackman saying, "it amazes me a guy with no knowledge of my internal investment thinking believes he's in a position to go on television to tell the world what i am thinking." we're joined with more now. this was huge news on friday morning on this set. really continued throughout the entire day. >> it did. i really can't believe the way the story continues to unfold. i think there are a couple of key points to bring up here. i think there are two issues. joe and i were talking about this during the break. number one, did carl try to sell and it sounds like he confirms at least considering sell for a moment in time there. or was there something a little more nuanced going on, like the idea of soliciting bids for a block of shares as opposed

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off the hook from a case in which the irs was trying to get ubs's secret bank accounts, and hillary clinton, the secretary of state, called them and said, go easy on them. that's right after, or right before bill clinton got a $1.2 million speaking fee by the way, their joint filers, joint tax payers. i could indict them. if i were the u.s. attorney under 18 usc section 701, which is the conflict of interest section, if i have it right. in a minute and i believe, you give me enough time. could i develop a racketeering enterprise case on the clinton foundation. it is a foundation found to be a completely useless charitable organization about 10% going to charity and about 90% going to the clinton people, including the clintons. that's a much bigger story. >> can i ask you a professional question? what is more professionally snaeg defending giuliani -- defending donald trump? or attacking hillary clinton? what is more satisfying? >> what is more satisfying is defending donald trump. >> i don't think so. >> i know he is a good man and i believe hillary clinton from the day she was a ba

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julian emanuel, ubs strategist staying with us.ming up, overall buyback activity remains near record highs. s&p hasly 25% of the new or extended buyback programs this year. what does that say about signs of toppiness? this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: this is bloomberg . 25% of the s&p announced new or expanded buyback programs this year, and that pushes buyback activity near an all-time high. julian emanuel ubs equities strategist is still with us. inn we see this toppiness buybacks, what does that say about where we are in markets? julian: traditionally it is said you are approaching the top of the market. the reason it may be different this cycle is two fold. one, cash on a balance sheets amongst the s&p 500 continues to be near all-time highs, which basically tells you there has been prudent management of resources in the post financial crisis. the other aspect of it is in a zero interest rate and violent, it makes sense to buy back your stock. you are not being rewarded for curve.ut on the risk you are being -- are putting the bu

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health care, goldman sachs, ubs, morgan stanley feel health care is a notable overweight there. the underweights. look at this one here, because materials. we know the commodity side of things not at robust these days, a decent run as of late. see if it stays. boa, morgan stanley, deutsche, underweights on materials. consumer staples. one of the betters earnings growers beating estimates and whatnot. still though, citi, ubs, consumer staples underweight, maybe valuations have something to do with it. look at the way strategies line up, about a lot of bigger sectors. if it really is tech and health care leading the way higher to be bullish for the market, they carry a lot of weight. right? >> picking winners, lately. right? i look at these calls and think, herd mentality. all firms behind the exact same picks. is this the best places to be? >> even companies themselves telling you that as far as materials. look at the offering in u.s. steel. x. you saw they upped it from roughly 17 million shares to almost 19 million shares, $23 a share after a furious run. they're taken some cas