do you hoard the dollar or play vol somehow? peter: i would say vol. if trump wins, that would probably initially small dollar positive. i would think people playing on tariff limitation and so on but it's more a vol pla,y i would say. it's too tight to call. it's a proper 50-50 election this point. the dispersion of outcomes is not exact narrow at this point. overall, i would say small dollar long and playing it through vol. haslinda: in terms of flows, what are we seeing as we come down to the u.s. election, which is by the way, less than four weeks away? mark: we've seen a bit of a turnaround recently, people getting more interested in the u.s. dollar. it certainly helps at the prime minister of japan has said to the bank of japan don't do anything for the rest of the year. he's put some pressure on the yen. you got china come into the equation as well. the chinese currency has backed up a bit as well. that will certainly be a very interesting play after the elections. we have not spoken too much about that. of course, some of it is hypothetical. bu

what's the status of those vols wide receivers? thornton is back in, he's got a sleeve on his right knee. bru mccoy is also able to return, but he's got a big, heavy cast with padding on his right hand. chad nimrod, number 11, is in for squirrel white. this wide receiver crew is banged up, but brazzell looks like he's 100%, look for him, number 17, he's been very reliable. >> kirk: josh said, i feel good about six or seven guys. we're going to see that depth right now. see if they can step up. >> chris: iamaleava took a look to his right and now throws it low and it's incomplete. under duress there, and it's nimrod that couldn't come up with it. >> kirk: best thing to happen for tennessee, drops so the clock stops. you can reset. he was looking to get that ball onfield, but arkansas, very smart, dropping their coverage back on brazzell. >> chris: needs 75 yards to stay undefeated. three-man rush. iamaleava, plenty of time. now just sprints and cuts up and takes a big shot from slaughter. former volunteer knocked him down. it's righ

vol has been moving lore hard, aggressively down -- lower hard.g volatility. if you sell options, you're short volatility. and there are people that are just selling very ol as a way of creating carry -- vol. so it's a tricky time. it's a great i'm the say we don't know what's going to the happen, and vol has fallen so much, i think it's time to own it as part of diversified portfolio. charles: more of a hedge insurance policy? >> given the asymmetry, we just don't know. for instance, interest rates, if the fed, whether they cut rates or not, the inflation if game is priced to be 32% ith future -- 2% in the future. end inflation expectations it is are really contained, and everybody thinks the fed has got this and the battle has been won. who really knows? i think it's just one of hose things that you can't predict the future. and given how cheap implied volatility is, the market's sort of giving you the option to say it could go either way. charles: one thing we have seen no matter what, any area of the market that's been relatively calm, you kno

trying to negotiate pay rises for its employees. collective bargaining. gooden vol. spoke i meant to companies deepest crisis and norm as pressure to find a solution. but at the start of the 2nd round came a bump show profits that germany's largest car maker has plummeted dramatically. volkswagen isn't doing well and the reason it's not doing well is it that it's facing many headwinds? actually the biggest one and it's whole market in china where a buyers are looking more towards home grown brands like b, y, d. but also here in europe where people's budgets are pressed by inflation and people aren't ready to spend larger sums on an electric vehicle from folks log. then on a regular vehicle from another company. the cops operating profit in detroit carter was just on the 2900000000 euros of helping 4 to 2 percent dropped compared to the same period last year. there are numerous reasons for this production in germany is too expensive. and site is that too weak, china has shifted from being as high as market to becoming a competitor. production capacity is october to reduce that, all fo

the dominican republic built a 250 mile long, vol. along its border. last year it forcibly returned to more than $200000.00 haitians. and now you're not a dominican president, luis, i'll be not there. besides, this country will begin deporting 10000 patients a week, claiming the international community for not acting quickly enough to solve haiti's complex crisis. so, we could see that the united nation support for the patient national police rustling down. and that is why people are going to take expression of measures to day they gotta study the keys and special measures or somebody i present the 40s will be returning to a country in the grip of criminal gangs. around 700000 people have fled their homes, as most of portal problems has fallen into the hands of government. this is how this is it. i live here. right now i used to hear that having and how exist? well, i'm living in helen, how you today rising homelessness, scarce resources, violent gains, and no and insight that the situation haitians have to live with for more on the story that's bringi

the dominican republic built a 250 mile long, vol. along its border. last year it forcibly returned more than $200000.00 haitians . and now you've got a dominican president, luis. i'll be not there. besides this country will begin deporting 10000 patients a week, claiming the international community for not acting quickly enough to solve haiti's complex crisis. so we can see that the united nations support for the patient, national police, muscling don't go in depth as why people are going to take especially measures to day. we gotta study what the keys, especially the measures or deep ortiz, will be returning to a country in the grip of criminal things. around 700000 people have fled their homes, as most of portal problems has fallen into the hands of government. this is how the business it i live at here. right now, i used to hear that heaven and how exist. well, i'm living in hell in haiti today. rising homelessness, scarce resources, violent gains, and no end in sight. that's the situation haitians have to live with it's now just for weeks to go un

is real and has blog showing no signs of reaching a ceasefire. tens of thousands have joined energy vol demonstrations around the world before mondays. unable 3 of the home off federal attacks against israel. they called for seas file in bold, golf, and lebanon. that will also rallies and support of as well. in some cities, the spanish capital was the scene of one of the biggest pro palestinian protests and your as thousands gathered on the streets of madrid to demand to cease firing, garza and to show support for the palestinian people. # protesters in rome demonstrated peacefully until the smaller group clashed with police who tried to block them from entering the city center at demonstrations in london. thousands called for an end to the escalating conflict in the middle east, one year after the october 7th attacks. any is real going on for? yeah, i'm not comfortable. so i know you're probably sitting in that side savings comedy, so really suffering from this. this must be me . it's just on believable people are going to involve the protests ranged far beyond europe as well. like her

really for emergencies, so we ask our dear compatriots to use their own car's personal card in the volse. to withdraw the first and second quotas, you still need to have gasoline from the emergency gasoline card. stations can refuel. the withdrawal amount is also from the emergency card. as usual , the american airlines passenger plane caught fire during an emergency landing at las vegas international airport. the federal aviation administration of america announced that the airbus 321 belonging to the frontier company with 197 passengers from san diego to las vegas caught fire. according to officials, none of the passengers were seriously injured in this incident. the investigation into the cause of the accident continues. last year , at least 40 accidents were recorded for airbus planes, some of which were fatal. the managing director of the union of public transport organizations of the country says that despite the existence of motorcycles according to mr. saif al-sadat, more than 90% of numbered motorcycles do not have a technical inspection certificate. a carburetor motorcycle pr

. >> unlike texas, vols win 24-17 and fox has a great slate setup including america's game of the weekhe 49ers hosting a chiefs in the rematch of last year's superbowl and those are your miserable headlines. will: thank you so much, that's so nice. >> charlie: anything i can do. rachel: i've got better headlines. fox launched this past week we had a whole week and at the end of the week, a fox news, which you could by the way get it, so if you don't know our fox news has their own as a website with all great digital news, and now, that same website will be in spanish and if you go to that website you can also click on to a banner and you'll get connected to our show. you'll probably see my face on it and you click on that and that will get you the show and you could see all of the shows we did this past week or tune in live for it. will: so you've launched? rachel: we have launched. and at the end of the week, we had rick because what people don't realize is that rick got his start on television on cnn in spanish. >> charlie: forgive part of that. it's not going to go over well for som

really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is valid to destroy the laws one year on israel is still under vol. could find from dasa. i'm off is um dwayne kasan brigade says it fight a battle. i was just broke it set to leave a right sirens went off in central as well as the 1st time rockets from gauze. i have reached out of eve since middle august, and in recent weeks as well as well has expanded into 11 on off the months of costs . $4.00 to $5.00 is really forces have a tax wave of southern and eastern limit on the route 7. some of the value has come on to some of the most intense bombardment is very full so, so they're carrying out targeted operations against has bola the attack. so. so if i code at least 2071, people them nothing on and at least one person was code and several injured. and is there any attacks on a residential area of ball back and 11 on sunday. local officials say the bombs landed a few 100 maces from the cities and roman ruins, unesco willed heritage size, as a big was at the scene involved back. this is very striking. took place on sunday afternoon on a house in the mid

and we have some incoming vol could 5 or if you this morning, but also a lot of us going are showing from here to the scars and of course it also reminds us as to who are installed that is going on and for civilians. in golfer they're looking for safety, the door for them is continuing to for the cost 12 months, 10 nero's books, which is post as well as border with god. it was one of the gaza was one of the areas that came under heavy talk by on us on october the 7th last year ton year. i know that you went and just a couple of days ago to report about the situation that one year off to the attack were going to take a look at that report now that i should one of us. but some may find some of the images in this report distressing. the, every. so today is the same for you. moses, for the past 12 months. he's come here to hostages square intel o. b. i must let militants kidnapped you moses extended company. they took his mother, his father, his father's partner, and her daughter, and her 2 grand daughter's, his father's partner was killed. last november, they released the remaining wome

member of the russian foreign ministry says that she was on she arrived in the eastern city of lobby, vol, stuck on tuesday, before the traffic to the russian capital a 2nd visit to a verse of this year seen as a mock of increased cooperation between the 2 countries. thousands of north korea, a soldiers are reported to have been deployed to russia's board with ukraine as part of those deepening ties. well, konstantin, i got says that the deputies of russia on list and is covering the story from vilios. so welcome back. constantine was being said about the reasons behind this visit. well, the reason is not very clear. yeah. its uh, ordering out the details of corporation between north korea and russia in a sense they still have a lot of details to deal with in terms of deploying north korean soldiers to the ukranian soil, including us as some russian expert telegrams channels. i'm mentioning the issue of language and comp and control. and another thing which is also being mentioned by russian sources and not only russian is that most korea doesn't do anything for free. so it seems like the

closure with has of all that, you mentioned decapitation, they lead us but as we heard yesterday from his vol as deputy leda, every leader has the deputy and that deputy has a deputy oh of course, but that is never deter it is, or else i'm doing this bit of this all i remember that is also kill uninstalled, his predecessor of us. and so we, uh, this has, this has been something that is almost done with, from us, even as its instigated wars and gaza is out firmly believes in the strategic wisdom of assassinating senior leaders. of course, wisdom. that was an, there's never been proven. there's anything, it's always worse than digital situation. and indeed, as the rainy, as it has follow, pointed out, every leader has a deputy. but this is something is always to us and insist on doing because it is much easier to do then to connect to folks much more and already i don't know if you heard from our previous analysts. sony, not a who was talking to us from be rude. and he was saying that he rates as well repeatedly saying that this is a limited operation. he sees that as well on the promising to o

it's on y'alls again, vol. to respond to it runs most of the attack that happened on tuesday. almost 200 missiles were fired from iran into israel. most of them were intercepted, but some hits to a basis and areas around the headquarters of these really intelligence agency. and we'll saud intel of if that's bringing mom a jump june. he's in amman, that's jordan's capital, and that's because of these really governments band or to 0 from reporting in israel mama, we understand that a prime minister is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has spoken, as he said, anything new about what israel plans to do, how with plans to respond to iran so for me the, when the prime minister spoke, he did not offer any specifics with regards to what the israelis made target when it comes to a retaliatory strikes. they plan to carry out on a ron or when exactly that would happen. but what we did here from the prime minister, which has been echoed from a lot of other political leaders in israel the past few days is this tone of defiance is this insistence that israel is going to strike back a

a long time, they simply will not be, but they will be after the war, i guarantee that , vance and vols the vice presidential debate. states of america and in general to the election campaign in the world's largest democracy, there is exactly one month left before the elections will be held, before the americans will go to the polling stations and choose a new the president actually, this debate took place this week, who was more convincing, we will discuss about it, in particular. many were surprised that divens, who is the republican candidate, the candidate of donald trump for the post of vice president of the united states of america, showed himself not in the worst way, there is even an expert environment, and the vote showed that somewhere about 50 to 50 opinions were divided, people's voices were divided, at least on ... cnn, and one more interesting detail, the candidates are not mentioned ukraine, i.e. the war in ukraine, they concentrated more on the domestic issues of the united states, discussed everything there, including social issues, immigration, but did not discuss ukra

so now the vol is in washington's course. what will the next steps be? we know that the united states has for some time, been consulting with is partners and allies. we also know that it has been consulting with israel on next steps, and we also know that all week the us president has been expected to speak with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that has still not happened, although the us president did go on to say when he was talking to reporters earlier, that he would be talking about it a little bit later today. what does that mean? who will he be talking to? and what would he be talking about us we're left with that questions, but it's clear that he is going to be talking about this matter. 2 further in terms of next steps. thank you very much. thank you. organizes washington. kimberly, how can i, white house correspondent is reporting to us that. meanwhile, we have heard from iran submission to the united nations. they have also issued a statement about all this, and it says, our supposed to be solely directed at the aggressor, should

spokesperson told journalists that israel had notified us it was conducting limited operations against his vol in lim 11 on a miller. a confirmed that washington was in contact with a 0, but failed to explain to a journalist. what exactly is this limited operation? and the conversation was, he was really counterparts later. the us secretary of defense express washington to support for israel's necessity of this month and his attack infrastructure along with lebanon. let's say i made it clear that the united states supports israel's right to defend itself. we agreed on the necessity of dismantling the attack infrastructure along the border to ensure that lebanese has block cannot conduct october 7 style attacks on israel's northern communities. i reaffirmed that a diplomatic resolution is re choir to ensure that civilians can return safely to their homes on both sides of the border. i reiterated the serious consequences for on, in the event iran chooses to launch a direct military attack against israel. pearl or washington had a de, repeatedly expressed concerns over a potential escalation betw

well, mom would vol is standing by in a month, but 1st let's go to charles stress that has joining us now from the root of charles . is it still early days or we're hearing anything significant on a possible ceasefire of the? well, certainly these are the most significant statements that we've heard from as high lebanese official as michigan mccarty. the can't take a prime minister. he's speaking in a live interview on lebanese t v. and as you mentioned in the intro it, he said that he was cautiously optimistic about this potential. see spot proposal that we understand is, is on its way to israel in the hands of the us. and boy, i must talk staying, i'll give you some of the details. this is what it would cost us to set during that interview. reset that, that will be going into this uh disposal that he has heard of that will be no arms or military infrastructure south of the sony river, except the lebanese army and international falls. he's under a cease fire agreement in line with the un security council. 17 o one. of course that's the, that's the agreement that was made of to the en

engineer has been engaged in a job that probably didn't see me any if there was a, a bigger reaction vol. call this under belong to be a job, a long term, long time by the indian sol as needed a barbie. that they do make a lot of it. so the readings have practically you always expected cause to be value to lock people won't be that much as i'm sure these big stuff before this family the uh the uh, the wedding bar. they frosted on the name and the model to see whether or not the, you know, the extreme pulses del sol suite is a big, that's a model that sweetie polls. but also dry state a. oh, wait for the 1st i gave a, they have prostate. some cavities. oh, are you in the back by the big. that is a big change in the yes. i'm sorry, fine. if i could get a brief thoughts, you know, we're talking about what if this, the 1st election in a decade. it's obviously been contested territory. really since the british empire collapse, it really shows how hum for legacy of colonialism lives on decades and decades of to. 3 the soldiers of the colonizers even leave. i fully agree they would think that t

together electricity, very electromagnetic way, on the internet, one x rays, i just came from complete, vol, factual, groundbreaking. we're search in to completely new things, especially physically as a someone's filed as a possibility. businesses dates sometimes hard to explain what you're actually doing. items you can see of the particles. you can see them. so you can't taste those smelled them. but i still think it's important to research these elementary particles. ultimately, it's the only way to understand where we've come from a steam english and that's and this will have it coming because i think there's nothing more less than applied to that school philosophy. you couldn't, we can explain it well and we know how to approach it. it's already working really, it would be a more competitive employee, precision because smaller g on precision pulse school physics here. so talk them outside is still a michigan region because when we have a complete picture of how we actually came into the, well, that's just the fundamental questions from the philosophy. the supposed to meet them to an att

no longer is the era of zero growth interest rates and low vol.arkets are back this is the round for active investors. some will do well and some won't. we have been over equities for a year and we decided to lock in profits and neutralize that doesn't mean we're not bullish on equities overall. we just think index level valu valuations, at least in the u.s., have gotten ahead of themselves look at china. look at the markets where valuations are very low still. you can see there where equities are under and you can get meaningful pobounce backs it's very complex to have an aggregated statement i would say from here until the end of the year on a risk basis, i would say being neutral risk in a portfolio makes sense because, you know, there are ways to try and amplify returns from capital markets that are maybe a bit lower risk or visible given we have election risk going ahead and geopolitical risk right now. there's just a lot of question marks at the moment. >> so, you are pretty much neutral risk i have to ask you about the chinese stimulus this

reporter: larry, i'm going to be here but i have a feeling vol have a better seat down with the vips.president kamala harris snubbing al smith dinner and this is a charitable dinner and going for the charities that are set to raise some $9 million here tonight. harris becoming the first presidential candidate in 40 years not to attend the al smith dinner. her campaign says that that's because she's maximizing her time to go to battleground states for the election and she was in wisconsin today and ibram stead of getting a repeat of that infamous famous 2016 al smith dinner when trump and hillary clinton showed up and exchanged funny and harsh one liners and tonight, trump has the stage all to himself. cardinal timothy dolan turned in prerecorded remarks and playing on video and he expressed that that harris is a no show for tonight saying that tonight is supposed to be about civility, patriotism and it's clear. >> we are upset she didn't come because we've missed an evening to accent something soarly needed that she articulates el quaintly and the theater going to traditionally do tha

you have rejected vols for proper gun laws and bands -- bans on bump stocks, why should students focused on their safety vote for you? sen. vance: i don't know if an ohio state graduate is the best messenger to michigan students. thank you. we should get a clip of me saying something nice about kamala harris, if you just told them all was a -- i was a buckeye. i was nervous about injecting myself into the rivalry here. all kidding aside, we all care about the country, that is why every person in this room will help make donald j. trump the next president. it is in that spirit that i want to answer this question. if i'm a young person in michigan, here is one person donald trump and i want to do. we want to make it easier to build a life and have a good career, not to ship all the good jobs overseas. i think that is something that matters to a lot of michigan students. i think the second thing that matters for michigan students is i don't want young people in this country to be permanently indented because we built an economy that turns american citizens into poppers in their own country.

will: arkansas beat the vols 19-14. you didn't like that? asleep before there was a score on the board. you've got to throw that ball. will: yeah. rachel: look at that crowd, it looks like a trump rally. [laughter] will: and then there's the proses. fox has a full slate of nfl action today beginning at 1 p.m. eastern time, and those are your headlines. rachel: all right. well, former president trump is making this promise to pennsylvania voters as he makings his triumphant, heroes' return to butler, pennsylvania. >> we're going to unleash a manufacturing renaissance right here in pennsylvania. we're gonna frack, frack, frack. pete: pennsylvania congressman dan meuser was there for both butler rallies, and he joins us next. hi, i'm greg. i live in bloomington, illinois. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person. some people say, "why should i take prevagen? i don't have a problem with my memory." memory loss is, is not something that occurs overnight. i started noticing subtle lapses in memory. i want people to know that prevagen has worked

the vols will choose up to 10 finalists. the fans will have full control and choosing the board member. wow, the winner will be determined in early december. this moves comes after the bollards open up crowd funding last month. this is a way fans can take part in center. for sports director jason dumas says all those highlights. >> the warriors are perfect so far in the preseason. they look make a with the detroit pistons in town and this was a beat down. all right. 1st quarter buddy hield the newcomer knocks down the 3 yet 12 points off the bench. 2nd quarter warriors up 20 trayce jackson-davis blocks. tobias harris then block jalen duren. we're going the other ran up against and down man down. todd also had 12 points bellbrook 19 at the half. 3rd quarter golden state up 19 spill moses moody corner that's good. moving need to play more here later in the quarter. gonna think i'm a good showing off his new form. he used to have a bit of a hit unit. jump shot. looks to be gone 4th quarter now, 17 point warriors lead. that lind

controversial figure in the countries politics and a reluctant partner for peace with palestinians. mohammed vol takes and look at his rise to power to do the palestinians have a right to a separate state? no, i don't think they do, but this was as far back of 1978. and ever since everybody, dominus, in, yahoo! doesn't seem to have charities my toe and trying to stick to that position. he didn't challenge owns a lot of students, but he also confronted us presidents, his own people, and the national community condemned. so the silly for me is bullish deposit, but as you want me to co ski, benjamin netanyahu inherited the view that the jews kind of integrate into any other society. and the only way they could survive is to create the endless insight and independence of on fourths. of their own history will not go for the jewish people. another child, if it's in yahoo, the name, his father adopted upon arriving in palestine founding the item, we could 70 glucose pots of these natural political hope as a student to the us. then no soldier in the east, the army, and finally, a politician, assisted th

don't sleep on the vols. >> whit: quickly, we don't have much time left, desmond.here? [ cheers and applause ] >> come on now. you kidding me? stop it. you see this crowd behind me, hey, cal's going to be ready tonight. they have a great defense. i think they're going to give cam ward fits, and plus, guess who is going to be in the house. we're going to have marshawn lynch on "college gameday" as a celebrity picker. yeah, the bears are going to get it done tonight, just keep an eye on them. >> whit: love it. thank you, desmond, as always. you can catch "college gameday" on espn starting at 9:00 eastern and then tune in to number four tennessee volunteers taking on the arkansas razorbacks at 7:30 eastern right here on abc. >> janai: we got to start getting those crowds to, like, chant, g-m-a. >> whit: i'm a cal fan, and they didn't accept my application into the university. but i still remain a fan to this day. >> janai: sounds like they have good taste. >>> all right, time for the weather and leslie lopez. oh, save us. >> leslie: good morning. that is some fanfare

controversial figure in his variety politics and a reluctance. hotmail for pays for palestinians. mohammed vol takes a look at his rise to power to the palestinians. have a right to a separate state. no, i don't think they do, but this was as far back as 1978. and ever since everybody demanded to know doesn't seem to have changed his mind. toby and trying to stick to that position. he didn't challenge owns a lot of students, but he also confronted us presidents, his own people, and the national community condemned. so the silly for me is bullish father, but he wanted me to co ski. benjamin netanyahu inherited the view that the jews kind of integrate into any other society. and the only way they could survive is to create the endless insight and independence open fourths of their own. history will not go for jewish people, another child within the whole, the name his father adopted upon arriving in palestine fountain that i tweak of 17 equal parts of these natural and political hope as a student to the us. then no soldier in the easily the army. and finally a politician insisted that security c

on volatility i would also note, you get worried about vol when credit conditions also weaken. we have seen the vix rally, but we haven't seen underlying credit conditions weaken. when they both go at the same time, you get uncomfortable. that's not been the case. >> lets me ask you about the utilities call. a competitor came out with a note just before we cayme on th air and said fade utilities. they're historically expensive, historically stretched. it's jonathan krynski, said you had a 7% to 10% correction in the group. do you look at that in the same way? >> that's reasonable. john is a good analyst and a good friend. the longer term trends in these stocks are still up. let's not lose sight of that, but they had an incredible first nine months of the year, especially this time of the calendar, october through december, they don't have good seasonality to begin with. let them come in here. what's interesting when you look at globally all these utilities, i think what's been really underappreciated, the chinese and hong kong utility stocks have been massive underperformers. y

the rate market is saying, ook, vol is going to be high around the election, and people like to try and hone in on one day, but we don't all vote on one day anymore. it's not the way things work. so, what's the chance we'll actually know who the next president is going to be the night of november 5th? pretty low. and who controls the senate also low. so, i think you have to prep for a period of extended volatility. it's just a day or two where we're left hanging, not such a huge deal. but if that stretches out to be a week, i think that's a pretty major risk-off event. s&p is down 2%, 3%, bond yields go down a lot, that's -- my call is looking better, so, i wouldn't mind seeing that. >> you'd be a buyer of treasuries here across the curve, really? >> i would not take a ton of risk, but i'd want to be long at least a bit. so -- and preferably, more toward the short end of the curve, keep that duration relatively low, and if it hinges on the fed, why not focus on the part of the curve that's most impacted by the fed. >> then you'd have to -- think you think that are going to be cutting pr

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pattern in 2020 where bitcoin lagged with low volatility and once a winner was announced we had a high volt. every day there's new buyers being born. it's like the video game industry. the olds who hate it die off, news are buying it. we think once the election result is finalized. moodies is going to downgrade u.s. sovereign debt and that could be a catalyst for bitcoin. >> doesn't gold correlate with the dollar and m 2 as well? and gold and bitcoin seem like the correlation broke down a couple of times recently? >> bitcoin is a camillian. it's hard to predict what it's correlated with. >> you say it's because of the of the 21 million and fixed amount out there therefore the debasement of the currency favors -- that's -- >> yeah. >> some people call it fairly dust. >> it's a non-u.s. asset. bricks had a conference in russia, there's six new members so their gdp is greater than the combined gdp of g 7 of the six new members three of them, argentina, uae and ethiopia are mining bitcoin with government resources so there's urgency outside the u.s. to find a way to circumvent the fiscal polic

historically, you have seen the month leading into the election as a pop in the vix, a 10 volvo increase --voloctober futures, it is pricing in the volatility premium. it has been there pretty much all summer. yesterday, the october future settled right around just shy of 21.5. what you see after that in the term structure is a decrease, so per what you just brought up, the market is saying there is a huge uncertainty in the election itself and that afterwards, all kind of goes back to that long-term historic number. annmarie: it took days to know what was outcome in 2020, do you see that we are basically waiting to find out people were buying in to protect themselves? robert: absolutely. this time around, the market is pricing in something different. we don't really have an opinion on that. it is more using the vix. the vix is a good instrument for this and it uses offers taken of the market, so it the market is pricing in and whether they are willing to commit capital, the market deals like this will be determined quickly. dani: not just the election, but here again and geopolitical concerns