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Bloomberg Radio New York
"siriusxm channel" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Your area. At Bloomberg markets, our guests know where to get the answers just to put a good word in for Bloomberg, one of the few systems you can easily use to figure it out is right in front of you. Inside. Analysis. In the best from the Bloomberg terminal. The Bloomberg terminal is like a Ducati Panigale. I can extract maybe 5 to 6% of a total. I don't think you're even close. I think it's like sitting on top of a Saturn B 5. Bloomberg markets with Paul Sweeney and Matt Miller, weekday mornings at ten eastern, on Bloomberg radio. To the country, SiriusXM channel one 19 and around the globe, the Bloomberg business app in Bloomberg radio dot com. This is Bloomberg daybreak Asia. And at 8 30 here in Singapore, I'm hustling the army. And I'm Doug prisoner. 7 30 p.m. on Wall Street, Thanksgiving Day from the Bloomberg interactive broker studio in New York. Welcome to daybreak, Asia. We've got trading underway in a Tokyo Sydney and soul in about 60 minutes or so, the action will begin in Hong Kong and on the Chinese mainland. It's kind of a mixed picture right now, the nikkei showing some weakness. We also have the equity market in South Korea, trading a bit lower. Some positivity though in Sydney where the ASX 200 ahead by about a tenth of 1%. And we are seeing US Treasury yields move lower right across the curve has that was the story here in the U.S. yesterday with those dovish fed minutes. I'll take a closer look at market action. In a moment or two. Well, that's right. And let's get to our exclusive dog binan CEO chomping chow, says that billions of dollars were missing from FDX boogs and binance was looking to acquire the disgraced crypto farm. I spoke earlier with chow. He said a number of discrepancies make the information they had on FTX unreliable. Some of that conversation. We became very quickly there was a lot of funds missing. To the teams of double digit billings. I couldn't trust any of the information in the data room. That's a virtual data room, basically like a cloud drive. I couldn't believe I couldn't trust any of the information. So I don't believe any of the information we got was accurate or precise. So that made it that made the process a lot more difficult, but we don't have full access to the FTX books or the trading history we didn't have that. It was a very simple snapshot of a data room. CC, you talked about genesis earlier, it is this is likely to fall for bankruptcy if it can't get at least $1 billion in fresh capital and just wondering, are you interested in bidding for its books? I think I don't want to comment on the specifics. I think we generally assume that we have NDS in place with almost every player in the business. But genesis publicly halted withdrawals basically meaning that they are liquidity issues. So I believe our team is engaged with them. I don't know all the specific details. But there's different numbers following publicly. And there are different numbers we get through direct private channels. Also, the one of the tricky parts in this industry is whenever you talk about a U.S. dollar number, that number changes every minute with a volatility in crypto prices. So I think our teams engaged we're not sure I'm not sure right now what extent we will or will not do certain things. So I don't know all the details. There is a lack of trust, a lack of confidence in the crypto industry right now. Can the industry survive if genesis were to go bust? Oh, the industry was survived. The industry have no issues. They will be paying whenever one player goes down. But Janice is probably has a less than a couple $1 billion on their books. So if genesis goes down and genesis mostly service, I believe institutional investors probably to have some retail. But if genesis goes down, just means a small portion of businesses or institutions or even some retail users will be hurt. But the industry will be fine. And that was binance CEO jumping chow there. And Doug, it was interesting. It was a wide ranging interview. He said he was precarious when it comes to FTX. You heard what he said. He could not trust the information it provided. But he did say that FDA's invested in a number of different projects. Some of them were okay, some of them were bad, certain assets are salvageable. He said, and so his looking to look at FDX assets as they come through bankruptcy proceedings. So he is interested in some of those assets. Yeah, it's interesting. So to create a fund or a pile of money worth about a $1 billion to buy distressed assets, that's one way you could kind of say, hey, look, I'm trying to be a savior. I'm trying to rescue the industry, but many people were kind of blaming him for helping to create the problems for FTX, right? Yeah, that's right. I think had to do with the tweet that he made and I think he's not a savior as far as the industry's concerned, but he is trying to save it, he says, you know, that bell and Della fund, he said, that's a start. If it requires more, he'll top it up. Remember the Voyager bit he made and lost his son brangman fried in September. He'll make another bit for it now that Sam is out of the picture. I mean, he'll be competing with the likes of other exchanges like cross tower, other companies for that as well. So I guess in a way, he's trying to make amends in a sense, but as far as the entries can sell on, well, he's not a savior, they say. Good conversation, Haas, thank
CNBC's Fast Money
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"Back. Okay. Even though we could all hear her. I guess maybe the viewing audience and listening audience on SiriusXM channel one 12 couldn't. But okay, so the apple thing is interesting. Because in addition to being, you could argue the most important stock in the market because it's the biggest with the most waiting yada yada yada. It was also a massive run from the June lows that Apple has made up until now. So if you've kind of got in at the right time and this is giving you some profits to take, is there a reason why Apple doesn't then become kind of like that canary in the coal mine, so to speak or the tea leaf about what's going to happen in the future? Where the ATM, my guest for people to I don't know. I mean, we talked about Apple, I think Carter made an excellent call. I think it was one 70, maybe. We said, that's it. That's the top four Apple. So we're down. I don't know what almost 10% ish from there. I am long Apple. I'm not going to sell it here to try to buy a cheaper because then you've got to make the right decision twice. Sell it, right? Buy it right back. I know I'm going to be incapable of doing that. But it is a bellwether for the market. It's obviously giant. And if it goes down, we're going to go down further. But I feel like I feel like a bottom is in sight. Europe, I thought would get crushed over the week. Over the weekend, into today. And it didn't. Especially with those Nat gas prices. Exactly. Exactly. I think maybe guy if you have this, all of these things are kind of pent up, right? It's the classic cliche in the market's wall of worries, everything else, brick in here, and brick there. If all of these things are happening right now, and the markets are seemingly not in panic mode, right? There's no capitulation. Things are drifting lower. Does this then maybe perhaps even bode well for the idea that this is a revaluation taking place and not a flush out given the fact that we kind of understand higher interest rates are going to be here economies are going to slow down and people are going to change their models, assuming higher risk free rates and everything else. And this is just the way that it's playing out, not panic just down. Yeah, that's the half full scenario without question and I understand that. I'm inclined to be the half empty person and say, that's actually probably what you just described is not a good thing. It's probably a bad thing because there's going to be this capitulation moment yet to come, which I think is going to happen. I don't know what the catalyst would be. It might be Apple. It might be some pre announcement out of Apple. Hey, the demand that we thought we'd see is not there. I'm not suggesting that's it. But something's going to happen to next leg lower. So that scenario is best case, I just don't see it happening. And I just had one thing. Just the vix, the Vic should be it much harder. I know that's something Tim actually. Yes, I'm going to bring that and we got another conversation happening in just a couple of minutes, but that's going to be a point that a lot of traders have made to me in kind of commentary on the sidelines is that what's going on, the vix is nowhere near where it should be if this is going to be something where things are kind of, but that also means that it could go a lot worse. Well, especially when the biggest markets in the world, guy talks about treasury markets. How about currency markets? How about I know people don't our audience don't really look at dollar yen to offer? Oh, no, we're going to get this. Out of bed and indicating that there's a total breakdown. And we know that the BOJ has been an outlier. But the currency markets are also telling you, again, we have two, three standard deviation moments in the biggest asset classes in the world. Equities aren't really responding in a way that they might and again, I hate to sound like guys glass half empty. But there could be a catch up trade, right? Because to Karen's point, where you did see the drama play out from the European side of things, was certainly in the currency markets, right? You got British pounds in Euros sinking against the U.S. dollar. And a 5 to 10% move in a currency. It may not seem like a lot for us. It's massive when it comes to the currency markets. And a stronger dollar is only putting more pressure on most of the S&P right now. For shuffling the fed though. Okay, so let's take this to the next chapter, right? Our next guest believes there is a 50 50 shot that we have a new bear market low coming up in the coming weeks. He's Julian Emanuel. He's the senior managing director at Evercore ISI. He's been on the show. He's a regular, so Julian, this is the conversation that you've been listening to around the table. This somewhat tilted pessimistically, and you're saying there's a 50 50 shot of new lows in sight. Why? Well, first of all, because if you think about it, the market spent June, July and half of August fighting the fed, successfully, okay? But part of the reason Jackson hole was so jarring, first of all, it was like an 8 minute drop the mic. You're never going to hear him probably be more hawkish than that sound bite is because it became clear that after that kind of rally and the fed is not targeting stock prices, by the way. The fed is targeting financial conditions. They got too loose. That could change if the data begin to move in their direction. The problem with today is the data moved towards a stronger sort of direction. But I want to go back to a comment than Karen made a few moments ago. Buying it right selling it right, multi decisions. If you look at the last 5 or 6 weeks, the whip saw to the upside and then to the downside was really unprecedented only four times since 1950 and actually the data shows that it was so extreme that sentiment is as poor that we may not make a new low, okay? Our base case is that you're going to have more volatility September and October probably grind lower and then ultimately we're going to look ahead to the first half of 23 where the fed may go on hold. So Julian, you kind of hurt us mentioning some of the stocks that are kind of in focus right now. Either as bellwethers or indicators of what could lie ahead. In your mind, in that kind of environment where you could maybe test the lows coming up, you maybe have a shot to the upside. Where do you put the money then, what types of companies do you look at? Do you look at it by sector? Do you look at it by growth versus value? What are the factors that go into them, the stocks that you think outperformed? So again, and make no bones about it. We all agree this is a defensive environment. In that kind of environment, we're tilting towards value, no question about it because even though values worked over the last year and a half, it's still under own relative to everything else. But what we really like is this idea of return of capital versus return on capital. So companies that have very good free cash flow and you find them across industries as well as a propensity to give that back to shareholders in dividends and stock buybacks, those are the names you want to own because they're inherently less volatile because they manage their own volatility. I mean, if you look at around the idea that people put such a premium on profitability, going to this earnings season, right? Even Kramer said it.
The Rich Eisen Show
"siriusxm channel" Discussed on The Rich Eisen Show
"Vin Scully, what a life in full this man led. 29,000 people in the ballpark and a million butterflies. This is such a masterpiece. It's the radio call of Sandy Koufax's perfect game. Bob Costas here on the Richardson show. Earlier on the show. Voice of Thursday Night Football, Al Michaels. Coming up. Iowa head coach, Kirk ferrets. Actor Theo Rossi. NFL network insider Tom palace. Most of USC fight passes the nosebleeds. Randy and Jason Sklar and now. It's rich eisen. Our number two of the rich eisen show is on the air. We are all just still taking in Al Michaels appearance in the first hour of this program talking about the passing of Vince Scully. If you missed it, go to our YouTube page. YouTube dot com slash rich eisen chauffeur what you may have missed. Right here on peacock and SiriusXM channel 85, which is NBC sports audio, where we follow the Dan Patrick show every single day. We also have some in studio guests coming up on this program. We've got Theo Rossi, the actor from the hit show Sons of Anarchy. Everybody might remember him as juice. I'm a program. Also from Luke cage. And also from my hometown of Staten Island, New York. I just saw him back in the green room, told him I'm from Staten Island. I think I shocked him. He didn't seem like he was shocked him. I guess he didn't think I drove an eye rock in high school, like most of my competitors. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I took my driver's test in a Pontiac LE. Because I couldn't use the blue bomber safari Pontiac safari station wagon. I couldn't parallel park that for me. This thing is huge. It was small. It was a very small situation. At any rate, Theo Rossi will be joining us here on the program in studio and also we've got the slaw brothers in studio in our number three and my compadre from the NFL media group, Tom palo Sara will be joining us from the training camp road to tell us what's
The Rich Eisen Show
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"Guest. Post a peacock's pro football talk. Mike florio. Yahoo sports columnist, Dan wetzel, co host of good morning football. Jason McCourty from the showtime drama city on a hill. Actor Kevin Bacon. And now, it's rich eisen. All right, everybody. Welcome to edition of the Richardson show live on the air from Los Angeles, California. We've got ourselves fun three hours getting ready for the final weekend of this entire calendar year in which there will be no National Football League teams in their training camps in their facilities, it'll be fantastic. We've got this by this point next week, watch the brothers point next Tuesday. Everyone's up and at them. Every single facility will be filled all the way through to the end of the regular season. That's how it works. This very weekend, everybody enjoy your last weekend without any football. Even though there should be no such thing. And then off we go. Very, very, very excited for what's to come next week when everybody shows up to training camp and everybody starts digging into their rosters and certainly questions beginning to get answered. There are still some questions that we haven't gotten answered yet. And I know it's a last minute league, but it is definitely something that kind of surprises me that some of these stories have yet to be answered. We'll get to that in a second. I just realized I haven't said hello to you, Chris brocklin. Hey, Richard. Good to see you over there. What's up, man? I realize I haven't said hello to you. DJ Mikey D is how you doing? I also realized I haven't said hold it to you. TJ Jefferson, the candle has been with. Yes, it has. Good to see you. What's going on? Good to see you over there. It's good to be safe. I love it. And it's good to see everybody out there on NBC sports on peacock, NBC sports SiriusXM channel 85.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer. This is Bloomberg. Broadcasting from the financial capital of the world Bloomberg 11 trio in New York to Washington, D.C., Bloomberg 99 one to Boston, Bloomberg one O 6 one to San Francisco, Bloomberg 9 60 to the country. SiriusXM channel one 19 and around the globe, the Bloomberg business app in Bloomberg radio dot com. This is Bloomberg businessweek. So about two weeks ago, the Bloomberg noted that the U.S. cannabis market size expected to reach 40 billion by 2030 and expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate of nearly 15% over that time. That's a new report tin that's app by grand view research, growth driven, at least this report said by increased legalization. Okay, so with this increased legalization, how are people who are using cannabis using it? Well, cure leaf just got some new data. They did this survey with Harris poll and it found that 91% of adults who are over the age of 21 who have ever consumed cannabis, they've actually done so for health and wellness purposes, Carol, as opposed to, well, you know, recreational, I would suppose. All right, so let's get to our guests with us. Is station woodcock? She is clinical cannabis pharmacist a cure leaf joining us via Zoom in New York City. So tell us a little bit more about how people are using it because we do see growth in the industries. So tell us a bit more though about specifically where people are using it and for what reasons. Yeah, you know, I think this survey really helped clear up a lot of the stigma surrounding cannabis. People think that it's for escapism, for fun recreational purposes. But what we're really seeing is that by and large, the people that are consuming cannabis are doing so for help and wellness, it's for stress. It's for anxiety. It's for sleep. And the bigger takeaway is that over half of these people are using cannabis instead of pharmaceuticals. And I think one thing the COVID-19 pandemic did was sort of shift people towards more natural homeopathic sort of remedies and cannabis falls into that for a lot of people. How are they using it, not what are they using it for? How are they using it? Are they eating edibles? Are they smoking it or are they? Yeah, I mean I think that's the most fascinating fascinating thing about it. People think cannabis they think smoking, smoking is actually bad for you, no matter what it is. So we see a lot of vaporization. And I think that's a good opportunity to remind people that we're talking about legal regulated products. So these are products that are sold through legal state markets. They're tested. They don't have pesticides. They don't have contaminants. There's nothing else in these vaporized products other than pure cannabis oil. And the terpenes found within the plant. That's really important because illicit market products are not regulated that way. We're seeing a lot of contaminated products. So these regulated products are much safer for people to consume. But we're also seeing the pharmaceutical industry technology brought into cannabis. So if you think of a traditional cannabis edible that takes like an hour to kick in and can last for 8 hours, we can change that with nano formulation that makes cannabis easier to be absorbed by the body. So you can consume it in a beverage in a gummy formation. It's gonna work in like 15 minutes and only last for an hour or two. So people can really customize the products that they're using to the symptoms that they're looking for if you want to sleep all night. You can use something that's going to last all night. If you just need something for anxiety or stress right now, we have products for that too. So the versatility of the products really determines sort of what you're using them for. So tell me though, stasia, who should be using it because when you say homeopathic and I know there's been a lot moving forward in terms of greater oversight of homeopathic remedies. But I mean, I want transparency. I want to know what I'm kind of getting into. Yeah, absolutely. I think one of the things that we see a lot are people that are comfortable with the idea of cannabis for cancer for multiple sclerosis for Parkinson's disease. Like these really severe disease states. And there's a lack of understanding that it actually can be utilized for things like arthritis, or menstrual cramps for migraines for stress for anxiety. I mean, we have patients and consumers coming in all the time for much simpler symptoms. And even more importantly, not all cannabis causes euphoria. I think that's also a huge misunderstanding that if you use cannabis, you're going to be stoned. That's absolutely not the case. The products come in a lot of different formulations, doses, ratios. So we can really customize what you're getting and how it's going to affect you for your lifestyle. But I guess what I wanted to go back to is remind me where we are in terms of FDA oversight of all of this. Yeah, there is no FDA oversight right now. It's all state by state regulated, but that's where that regulation comes into place. So the testing, the formulations, all of that is essentially pharmaceutical grade. Even without FDA oversight. Do we get to a point where there is that FDA oversight or we get to a point where, you know, I'm actually going to my primary care physician and she or he is recommending that I go to the pharmacy and pick up some cannabis, not going to a dispensary. Exactly. Yeah, I mean, that would require federal legalization and that's something I think the industry is definitely moving toward. Because access is huge. Right now, someone who is a patient in New York say they can't travel to a different state legally with their medicine. And that's a problem. So we need that accessibility to open up for people to be able to consume and have whatever they're using it for to be able to cross state lines, have consistent product. You know, that's also something we're moving toward. But I think removing the stigma and seeing what people are using it for is a huge step in that direction. That stasia woodcock she's clinical cannabis pharmacist over accurately. You're listening to Bloomberg businessweek, coming up. Can you really, really get a stake by Bobby Flay from a food truck? The CEO of startup wonder explains how his company is putting Gourmet
The Rich Eisen Show
"siriusxm channel" Discussed on The Rich Eisen Show
"Rich eisen show? Live from the rich eisen show studio in Los Angeles. Here's the snap to Murray looking left all the way I know I should have held on with this. Because it ain't over, 'cause I can't believe Arizona would want to hit the reset button and start again. Today's guest. Timberwolves head coach, Chris Finch, three time NBA champion, BJ Armstrong. Plus, Caesar's sportsbook chief trends officer, Trey wingo. And now. It's rich. Yes, it is. Welcome to this edition of the riches and shows live in Los Angeles, California here on NBC sports on peacock here on NBC sports audio SiriusXM channel 85 here on the rich eisen show terrestrial radio network coast to coast also on Odyssey. We're thrilled to welcome our podcast listeners whenever they hit the play button on downloading our pod, which we always appreciate. Them doing, subscribing to our podcast as well as our YouTube page YouTube dot com slash rich eisen show for anything that you're going to miss over the next three hours and we assume you'll just be riveted to your radio your television set. Anyway, good to see you over there, Chris brockman. How are you? Rich. I'm awesome. Of course. I'm looking through pictures of Tatum's game winner right now to for the lineup for our Twitter page right now. And there's just too many. How many is many to include in the lineup? Is that too many? How are you, Mike dill two? On behalf of the rest of the NBA loving world. How are you doing? Not until two foes back. Mike. TJ Jefferson, candles lit. Well, rich, I want to let you know I'm so committed to this show and the being here. I'm.
The Rich Eisen Show
"siriusxm channel" Discussed on The Rich Eisen Show
"Happens in the NBA playoffs might have something to be said about all of that. Certainly if TJ's 76ers have a short exit as he does not want certainly if the Utah Jazz have a short exit. But my top 5 favorite first round NBA playoff matches, I'm looking forward to that's coming up an hour number three, same with James cook. Brother of Dalvin and top prospect at the running back position from the university of Georgia, championship bulldogs squad. He will be joining us in our number three of the program. 8 four four two O four riches, the number to down here on this show on NBC sports on peacock NBC sports audio SiriusXM channel 85. We say hello to our terrestrial radio audience listeners of those listening on Odyssey or our podcast later on whenever they darn well please, it's your right. We already had a chat with Scott van pelt fresh back from the masters talking about Scottie scheffler, where he came from one thing I didn't ask him. I don't know if it was appropriate or not. Kid was born in New Jersey's last name is scheffler. Did a Jewish guy just win the masters? Because I need to know that. To remember the tribe just win the masters. That's what I need to know. I mean, is there going to be matzo ball soup on the masters championship menu next time? These are all questions I need answered. Trending no, I think. How do you know that? I don't know. I don't know. How do you know? You know? These are all mysteries. You went to saint Cecilia.
The Rich Eisen Show
"siriusxm channel" Discussed on The Rich Eisen Show
"Which is why you see something like last night, you're like, how deep of a threat can the nets be? And then, no, honestly, 'cause Tyree might play many years when next he isn't. But when they are playing, that was something else last night. Because lost again, amongst the whole Simmons stuff will be our James time to hit the road. Figuratively, time for the rubber to hit the road here. Let's go. Big games. What are you going to do in big games, big games 5s, big game 7s, pivotal game 5s, big game 7s, whole countries watching, only game on right now. Three is 17. -30, which by the way, embiid was last night too. Yeah. Well, I guess that's what your number is going to be when the rest of your team is getting its ass kicked. Three is 17. Is not acceptable. Come on. Martin was one of 11 at one point. And then he was on the bench getting his calf worked on and you're just like, here we go again. Another injury. Oh yeah. I'll tell you what, I would be genuinely concerned. Okay, so we had three games where this was the best trade of all time. And then we have one game where it looks like it's working to collective basketball world, rich was saying this. Okay. And now we have one bad game. And there was a bad game and now it's like well I'm treating the NBA as if it was the NFL. Because they could come back tonight or tomorrow night. Look great. And forget it. So who cares? I'm just pointing out big game would have been nice. There's a lot on the line and similar to a playoff atmosphere at three 17. And we said, I think he said, well, first union. It's Wells Fargo. I can't figure out. And Elle is an L, regardless of the name of the building. So there was that one last night. But they have two days off. There was that one last night. Now look, I think this show has a significant platform. You can only hope to contain the show that precedes on NBC sports on peacock. And SiriusXM channel 85 hosted by Dan Patrick, would say. Odyssey, this rich eisen show terrestrial radio outfit, 42 affiliates and growing much better than the zero we were left to live after AT&T in the show, part of the way. It's true that holler at your boy. I'm not done yet. Uh oh. Are YouTube stream YouTube dot com slash rich guys and show I would say is robust. No, we're putting up on the screen. I mean, there's so many different ways that you can follow us Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and so whenever anybody would call me an influencer, there may be an iron rich in eisen, but I have some sort of, what's the word for it? Stroke? No. I'm humble. I will stay humble. You start the show like that. No, I'm not stunting on a jumbotron. I'm just starting on everything else that I just said. It's really hard not to stop. But it's just tough. It's tough to stay humble. When you sit here on this show by you, I mean me. I have no idea where you're going. I have no idea. I don't know. I'm bringing up the tease. You and by that, I mean me. When one named me sits here and tells the owners of baseball. And the players of baseball. Get your act together. I see where this is going. Now I see Chris. It's your act together. How dare you? How dare you? And I shielded my listeners and viewers on this. Significant platform. From all the argument, don't argue in front of the kids. And I say that you, folks who consume the rich eyes and show like my children, best dad ever, sign right here for a reason. Let me remove. Some papers. You can see that. So I say, get it together. When was the last time I said something on the subject matter? Like a month ago, I hadn't spoken about it. But baseball, we haven't been talking about it. No. I said, get your act together. Two hours later,.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Bloomberg one O 6 one this inferences go Bloomberg 9 60 to the country SiriusXM channel one 19 and around the globe the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com This is Bloomberg markets All right coming up we're gonna talk fixed income Inflation defends stagflation we need to get to the bottom of this and we talk to the good folks at TC W Steve Kane will join us there He's a p.m. Plus Tara J Frank's gonna talk to us about the Bloomberg 2022 gender equality index will dig into that coming up in this half hour as well but first it's good for Derek And the equities are down Paul amid rising tensions with rush after Ukraine indicated several government of bank websites have been a subject of a cyberattack How big is the effect As fees down a half a percent down 20 downs down a quarter of a percent down 86 And the NASDAQ's down 8 tenths of a percent down a 108 to ten years down 8 30 seconds the yield is 1.96% West Texas intermediate crude's office earlier highs now up about 6 cents of a percent at 92 52 a barrel Comic scolds up a tenth of a percent in 1909 60 an ounce The dollar yen one 1507 The Euro dollar 1357 the British pound the dollar 35 57 Tell me when you walked into your Starbucks to get your extra vanilla no fat latte with soy Did you hear your barista singing You can't scare me I'm sticking to the union I'm sticking to the union till the day I die a Woody Guthrie song The U.S. labor board has rejected a bid by Starbucks to block the counting of unionization ballots in Arizona The decision could pave the way for an expanded labor foothold for the coffee chain depending on the outcome of those votes Who sings Woody Guthrie anymore That's a Bloomberg business flash Bloomberg markets continues now with I started to say Woody Guthrie but it's actually Paul Sweeney.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Known 60 to the country SiriusXM channel one 19 and around the globe the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com This is balance of power with David Weston coming up on balance of power how small business is faring in an uncertain economy with SBA administrator Isabella cassius Guzman But first we get a market check from Charlie pellet I think very much David Weston green on the screen off session highs That's the key takeaway but the other big story that we're monitoring peloton interactive shares right now on peloton they are down 16.5% peloton interactive resuming trading a few minutes ago have been down as much as 25% on a report that it is temporarily halting production of bikes and treadmills because of slowing demand Now this report initially from CNBC it said production will be paused for two months CNBC citing internal documents the news outlet also says peloton will stop making its treadmill machine for 6 weeks beginning in February peloton shares again trading lower by 17.1% Stocks higher across the board dramatic rebound from yesterday stocks extending gains looking at a broad rebound here with the S&P now up 38 up 8 tenths of 1% The Dow up 253 up 7 tenths NASDAQ up 160 up by 1.1% Ten year yield 1.83% spot gold higher little change to less than one tenth of 1% 1841 the ounce barrel of West Texas intermediate crude 86 75 down two tenths of 1% Brent though up by two tenths of 1% the global benchmark now at 88 57 a barrel Briefly Bitcoin rallying 2.8% 42,894 on Bitcoin There is evidence the amaron variant is having an impact on America's labor market a much bigger impact than anticipated and let's get the story now from Bloomberg's Vinny del giudice Weekly jobless claims top Wall Street forecast rising to a three month high 286,000.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Or on SiriusXM channel one 19 All right with that let's get over to David Reilly He joins us right now from blue bay asset management where he is the chief investment strategist and David I'll just first ask for your take on today's jobs report I know it's just one set of data points but what do you make of it Yeah I think you got to take it as a good report when you get almost a half point decline in the unemployment rate And I think the big picture that the report shows is that the U.S. labor market is tight And I think we're going to see the fed go ahead with accelerating hyper December meeting and the debate I think is really around how far rates get to go when the fed starts hiking probably around June time There has been a little bit of debate though that the equity markets were following what the bond markets had been telling us You're seeing credit spreads Why just a little bit And I know that within your work with an investment grade and high yield we're looking at investment grade spreads the highest now since December 2020 How is the fundamental picture Yes That's really good point because you're right We have seen quite a meaningful widening in credit spreads As you say in terms of investment grade but also if we look at for example the riskiest corporate debt So triple C rated there that's widened out to about 700 basis points So I think the credit market is an interesting place for investors to look to make the call about what is the outlook fundamentals At the moment I think what's credit market is saying is that given the uncertainty given the reduction in liquidity and the fed about to embark on a hiking cycle we want more risk compensation And I think that is sending a message to other essay classes as well where valuations are stretched I don't think the widening in spreads though is yet to a level which signals concern amongst critic investors that were going to see a meaningful slowdown in U.S. growth and an increase in default risk Yeah I keep going back to this story that was put out the other day about that corporate profit The economy is doing fairly well Certainly corporations are earning money Is that set to change at all And would it change David if the fed hiked rates once or twice I don't think it does change if the fed is hiking rates just a couple of times And then what we've seen in terms of corporate balance sheets and borrowing in capital markets is that particularly in the investment grade space but also actually in the high yield bond market companies have been mostly turning out their debt So essentially they've been refinancing looking in these very low yields and pushing out the maturity of their debt So they're not hyper sensitive to higher interest rates and cost of funding I think where I would disagree with the broader bond market and the treasury market is I think with the flattening of the curve that we're seeing the bond market is saying we're not so sure that the fed can really raise rates too far before it starts having a meaningful negative impact on U.S. growth prospects As you say right now Matt if you look at the broad range of data not just today's payroll data but for example the ISN report that we also got today The U.S. economy is growing strongly and if anything is actually accelerating in terms of the pace of expansion So I actually think the bond market is being a little bit too pessimistic in terms of the medium term outlook and how the economy will respond to higher rates And you agree that that's what 78 basis points now on the twos ten curve is too bearish to pessimistic Yes I do think that I think the flattening that we've seen I think in part at least is because of the bond market saying there's so much there and she won't be able to raise rates too far But I think there's another part of that story around why long NGO to stay so low which is essentially that we have this huge amount of excess capital excess savings trillions of dollars And that ultimately does get recycled into financial assets including treasury bonds And I think as the fed starts hiking rates as some of that excess liquidity is drawn to the excess savings decline Then I think we'll see a shift higher across the whole of the yield curve David great to get your take Thanks so much for joining us David Riley there is chief investment strategist over at blue bay asset management Now let's get over to Nathan.
Rolling Stone Music Now
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"Those are bread. I had homeboys that was in a penitentiary. My close friends or body was actually my my closest for and when he came home from a federal penitentiary has such a fucking amazing book collection of talking about books from from eighty then ordinary laws was just one of became a few years later. You know a topic of discussion amongst the young black brothers so you know that was just one of them and then i actually got to meet sit down and i interview robert green for some content released so-so run so you'll be doing this. Yeah yeah yeah. I'm actually sitting. We both kind of action each other different questions which came from us on twitter on instagram. Going back from four different things we would. I would debate. I would question. I had questions. And i think he enjoyed it. Does something you mentioned a lot. You know you you've seen on gave the in. They ask questions. why not. why not. That's what we do if you're saying you know that's why i still don't mind flying commercial is i have a problem. With the wasn't they can have a pitcher rosellini actually about this. That's actually cool shoes. You know kill you take and that's show for today. Thanks so much to hausa for doing that interview and to draw for being interviewed. And we'll be back next week here on siriusxm channel one six and in the meantime we are podcast download. This is the podcast. Strive to us as a podcast. We're ever get your podcasts. Leila's nice review on apple. Podcast if you can but as always thanks for listening and we will see remy. Martin joins with international music star. Usher in team up for excellence. The film exploring the history of music culture and koniak from blues to hip hop swing dancing to break dancing. Usher in reading. Martin travel through the decades in france in the us honoring cultural figures both rooted in a shared philosophy of aiming for the stars. See the film at team up for excellence. Dot com martin koniak forty percent alcohol by volume. Imported by remy cointreau. Usa new york. New york please drink responsibly. Just getting started with rich eisen season. Two is nfl. Centric with origin. Stories from al michaels. Joe buck and erin andrews. Why did you leave espn. I felt like i had done everything that i was going to be allowed to do there. I want to really be a part of the nfl. This sound so bradey done brie or four championship games. I just knew if i was going to have a shot at the nfl fox. So it's gone pretty well just getting started with rich eisen. Listen wherever you get your podcasts panoply.
Rolling Stone Music Now
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"It's it's easy to kind of do this tough guy posturing as much harder to actually try to match a musician from a different country and their vocalism and the way they speak in the way the tones and rhythms. And you know that's that's real musicality that's real art. That's real worker. Whatever you wanna call it and you know those are the moments where you shines out. I think the most. I agree in which may be you know. Cut the album by third in it and it would be cool. I was still disappointed that there wasn't more of that on the record. You know we got six or seven of these like sure just distracts of avenues to air out your grievances. With so-and-so where we could have had six or seven tracks drake doing his. You know more life thing of going around the world in experiencing all these different cultures in filtering it through the lens for a better freeze and i think that would have been so much more interesting especially now in this in the world that we live in where kids are obsessed with uk culture in the us. You know there's a whole guy. There's a whole drill scene in ghana. There's there's so much going on that. I would love to see drink tap into the drake. That has a real pure music. Fan like a sixties pirate radio. Dj type music fan. Like that's what i would have wanted to see from drake over a bunch of songs talking about. I'm the best way to little cultural appropriation on this album. Drake's winning more into his role as culture of our but seriously you know he's a lot of great music converted so he's good at it. Yeah so yeah. He doesn't screw people over. At least as far as i can tell you know he puts people on and they end up either running with it or not. Jeffey has thanks so much for joining me. Thanks that is today's show royston music. Now we'll be back next week here on siriusxm channel one six. Let me time. We are a podcast. Download us as a podcast. Subscribe to as a podcast apple podcasts. Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. As always a positive review on apple podcasts is particularly appreciated. Thanks for listening and we will see you next week. Remy martin joins with international music star. Usher in team up for excellence. The film exploring the history of music culture and koniak from blues to hip hop swing dancing to break dancing usher and reading. Martin travel through the decades in france. And the us honoring cultural figures both rooted in a shared philosophy of aiming for the stars. See the film at team up for excellence. Dot com remmy. Martin koniak forty percent alcohol by volume imported by remy-cointreau usa. New york new york please drink responsibly. Hey i'm j. Dixon and i'm brittany spanos. We're both rolling stone. Writers bring covers pop music fandom race and ej report on everything internet culture related from influencers. Too far right extremist groups to only fans and we both spend an insane amount of time on tick-tock literally so many hours every single day. My feet is all wacky family. Stories aesthetically pleasing cooking videos and hawkeye's and mine is primarily to make up tutorials true crime conspiracy theories and bisexual thirst straps. So if feels right that we put all those hours of scrolling and laughing at her phones to more productive use. that's why we're hosting. Don't let this love a weekly podcast about what's happening on tick-tock we'll keep you up to date on the big trends the wacky stories and who was who in the tick-tock extended universe they'll be interviews with content creators. We follow fellow. Journalists who have reported brilliantly on the app and much more as fellow millennials. We understand how overwhelming it can be to try to keep up with. Who's dating who what the answer is trending or who's getting cancelled. So we've created this podcast to try to keep you and us up to speed. You don't wanna miss it. Subscribe to us on apple spotify anywhere else. You get your podcast fix and please. Don't let this flop. We're joking but also not really.
Mornings with Keyshawn, Jorge & LZ
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"Gory. Gory trust doll young guys. Hey what's going on guys. I got more good good. Good yes this. Is my big little brother. Bart scott who made that asinine statement guys called forty over forty. W- you know with no mustache. Come on like bar you just around word fiduciary so you have a responsibility to your whole people not tomatoes ignorance same like that come all grow out here on the. Are you flaming do breath. You got your mic in michigan. Also wants to sound off on this. Go ahead mike. I'm still trying to figure it out how you doing on all right. How are you doing are apa part was up. What's the coordinators name from the cnbc. From tampa bay. Oh todd bowles. Trust me especially down around memorials. Hey they just want super bowl. Hey thank you. I thank you bike of all the statements that you have made. Did you trust. He's turns out bowls he was here with the as a head coach. I mean i i but eventually he broke your heart. You're gonna have to explain that to be the break because that is that is definitely something that i really. I need to understand. People do want to react to that and of course we invite you to eighteen years seven to nine three seven seven six become deacons in churches. Don't have facial hair he come back. The rams are going back to georgia to georgia running back. that's next. jay z. Espn radio siriusxm channel. Eighty coming up today on today. Joe taxes state head football coach.
Mornings with Keyshawn, Jorge & LZ
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"Short. Is that what we do. We're toward what time like. Maybe now you'd be into it. I was like seriously no several years. And i'm like do i really i. I want to be nice. Not leave but everything was my kids. All that all that will pull very expensive. Tailgates wasn't any cheap meet. The less cargo fillet was short skirt. Steak actually chateaubriand had it all. That sounds amazing real tailgate. I don't know it. Sounds like a pretty and then when they score do some good. It's show me some bet. When i was at stanford you know. We were the doormats. The fact well. I guess it was a pac. Ten of those bob and then of course stanford had a pretty good run there for a while. Yeah stamps stafford as good football minded at all. I don't mind it at all the basketball fan base though never basketball turn out. nba players. The women's team is ridiculous limits. I don't want to hear anything about anybody creating anything anymore. Talk about football football game. I don't want to hear about an invention or some lab that you're in the story. I there's only one. Nick foles backup quarterback jeff hostetler to of course. But he's going to tell you why. There's a handful of backup quarterbacks who can keep their team in the playoff hunt if called upon hear them next. It's is after next week. Singing tales zubin. Espn radio siriusxm channel..
Mornings with Keyshawn, Jorge & LZ
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"Peyton manning. I'll let eli said table. You ain't won a super bowl for me ten years you might get back an open the back bench but hell eight months ago bar was crying in the shawn watson know super bowl no play when he deserves to be telling the owner. What do come on man. All right so point harold. Thank you call daryl. Thanks for the call. I was a great call. Point is daryl's point here is. It's been a long time since. Aaron rodgers delivered a super bowl. And daryl i think is also making the point of. It's about everybody but aaron rodgers. And that's what he sees as part of the show game. I don't know if i agree with it though. Well let's not let's not because there was a little bit little bit crazy at the little. Let's not forget air. Rogers does have three. Mvp's right let's not forget. Rodgers did just win an mvp after they drafted his replacement. So let's not forget air. Roger still put up. I think it was what fifty two total touchdowns last year. Aaron rodgers is still playing at if phenomenal level. His career is no reconsider win. Another one or two super bowl right and so and so tom brady yes i get it. We love it right to say okay. He oh he's in that same conversation he he's been right. I know what i'm saying. This era talking about so i met. You need your show. But now we're gonna keep hearing from your next and sid one. John already wasn't it. Let me let me should want team already be concerned about their quarterback. The people need to know. That's next on jalen zubin on espn radio and siriusxm channel. Eighty scotty mill..
Mornings with Keyshawn, Jorge & LZ
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"And you can joke about it all you want but yeah. I just don't think that's going to happen. Jackson warburg the athletic director at notre dame is one of the best in the in the country. He plays such a critical role in college football. And you talk to them. I talked to him not too long ago and he just doesn't seem that interested in being a member of that conference when in football and again he's got the best of both worlds. He plays basketball in that conference. And everything else and in football notre dame has its own network with nbc and quite. Frankly doesn't need anything else. And the other part of this whole thing when people think of these massive mergers paul is. It's not that easy to bring a school in your conference and just keep things moving. Can shed a little bit of light on you know what goes into bringing in a texas for example scheduling is a problematic thing amongst the myriad of other issues scheduling is the most difficult Because the sec for example used to be at ten went to twelve and then in two thousand and twelve it added missouri and texas. Ain't it takes years to integrate all that and it's complicated. Because if you're if you're an athlete at at alabama you would like to see all the different campuses at some point in your league but if you have sixteen schools. There's no way that's going to happen. You have to figure something out. And and i'm sure that's being worked on but it's just you the only have eight conference games right now. I'm sure that will go to nine. But it just the super-conferences don't make a lot of sense. The acc is doing that in basketball. And jordan i know you work at the acc network. But but i'm not sure on live television. You could tell me all the members of that league right now. It's convoluted because some play basketball someplace football and some don't do much of anything. Paul sign thank you so much for the insight this morning. We appreciate paul's final words. Once someone else's getting the paul finebaum show weekdays at three pm eastern on the sec network and on the espn app. Paul will talk to you later. You like that see. I gave paul the last word instead of you paul pockets. That shot it some of them. Don't do anything paul. Thanks for joining the show. Talk to you later. Come on all right. We're going to stay with college football. Here jordan's gonna make the argument. Why the sec should want to merge with the that would be good for college football. We'll let him do that next cages. Espn radio siriusxm channel. Eighty this a metaphor for your businesses journey..
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"To the enke's four two one win over baltimore glacier taurus shipton with two hits in an rbi for the yankees who have won three straight and are now a season high nineteen games over five hundred gray even says record at four and four allowing one run on four hits with six strikeouts it was the first time in his eleven starts that gray did not issue a walk aroldis chapman struck out the side in the ninth for his thirteen save manny machado hit seventeen home run for the orioles who have now dropped six in a row the nineteen year old julian walking neiman baking justice v start has a shares the lead at muirfield village at the memorial golf tournament with kyle stanley after a four under sixty eight tiger woods got off to a strong start to the memorial the second round but struggled mightily after a ninety minute weather delay missing four punts under seven feet in the final six holes to finish six john's back with nearly two dozen players in front of him at the french open novak djokovic and second seed alexander's veira advance to the fourth round will on the women's side us open runnerup madison keys overcame some late match shakiness to reach the fourth round with a straightset win over naomi osaka of japan will the bloomberg sports update i'm tom rogers this is bloomberg daybreak weekend our global look at the top stories in the coming week from our daybreak anchors all around the world straight ahead on the program i'm bob moon and new york tesla holds a shareholder meeting and apple as its annual developers conference i'll have those stories i'm nathan hager in washington where trade could trump just about everything from the g seven summit to north korean negotiations and i'm markus karlsson in london where we're asking whether more emergency action is on the cards when turkey's central bank meats and in asia we take a look at growth with a special look at china japan and india i'm bryan curtis in hong kong that story coming up i'm danielle boko in toronto where we're looking at how labor strikes in the transport sector have exposed and kelly's he'll for commodities markets that's all straight ahead on bloomberg daybreak on bloomberg eleven three oh new york bloomberg ninety nine one washington dc bloomberg one zero six one boston bloomberg nine sixty san francisco siriusxm channel one nineteen and around the world on bloom radio dot com and via the.
Bloomberg Surveillance
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"Players championship at sawgrass saw webb simpson run away from the field all weekend finishing at eighteen under bar while tiger woods was seven shots back tied for eleventh and that's your nbc bloomberg sports update john tom thanks so much appreciate that it'd be great to see ovechkin get further into the playoffs he certainly deserves it though what he's putting over the time in great see winnipeg jets good morning canada coast to coast in canada siriusxm channel one nineteen and of course our digital radio product is well the winnipeg jets representing canada doing better than good against las vegas here as well futures up three dow futures up fifty three euro dollar one nineteen eightyfour sterling one thirty five eighty and yan this morning one oh nine fifty yen slightly weaker dollar canada the looney one twenty seven seventy stephen shoot over this was oooh stay with us this is bloomberg what would you say time is running out african penguin colonies have emptied in the last five years as a breeding populations have gone from two million to less than twenty five thousand.
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We The Fans: Dallas Cowboys
"On espn radio siriusxm channel eighty as well as the espn app we'll get into legacy when it comes to chris paul lebron james and kevin durant a second a lot of you reacting about the cleveland browns what they're going to do in the draft or the dallas cowboys and the dad's brian situation on twitter the winning hundred flowers dot com twitter feed at espn the infancy espn at espn radio chef rice says about the cleveland browns beach they they should take saquon barkley the first pick in the draft and whatever quarterback is available with their next pick at number four look with a powerful running back did for the dallas cowboys that's the most underrated aspect freddie in the last maybe two or three years of the draft and now going forward is the running back position could go back and look at the last few years she said to me it should have never been de emphasized the way they did it it's the life span are they worth a a first round pick todd gurley right now is he worth that pick to the ramseys worth a couple of first round picks thousand yards from scrimmage man this year total yards are you kidding yes he's worth it me how much better does he make jared goff right zeke elliott right now.