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wall street. it's no longer about buying every dip. it's about selling every rally. so there's a lot going on and this is being amplified by computer trading. it's really important to get the focus back on what's working and that's the u.s. economy. sandra: you hear the r word thrown a lot, recession, these days. are concerns of one, are they overdone at this point or is that becoming a reality? >> it's certainly not becoming a reality. you would need either a major policy mistake or a massive market accident to push us into recession. but we will slow down unless we build on the pro growth policies. i think the reference to infrastructure is an important one. you can get both parties to support that and an infrastructure effort would increase productivity. you could do it through private/public partnerships and importantly, it would build on what has been done so far to get
it's no longer about buying every dip. it's about selling every rally. so there's a lot going on and this is being amplified by computer trading. it's really important to get the focus back on what's working and that's the u.s. economy. sandra: you hear the r word thrown a lot, recession, these days. are concerns of one, are they overdone at this point or is that becoming a reality? >> it's certainly not becoming a reality. you would need either a major policy mistake or a massive market accident to push us into recession. but we will slow down unless we build on the pro growth policies. i think the reference to infrastructure is an important one. you can get both parties to support that and an infrastructure effort would increase productivity. you could do it through private/public partnerships and importantly, it would build on what has been done so far to get
every dip. it's about selling every rally. so there's a lot going on and this is being amplified by computer trading. it's really important to get the focus back on what's working and that's the u.s. economy. sandra: you hear the r word thrown a lot, recession, these days. are concerns of one, are they overdone at this point or is that becoming a reality? >> it's certainly not becoming a reality. you would need either a major policy mistake or a massive market accident to push us into recession. but we will slow down unless we build on the pro growth policies. i think the reference to infrastructure is an important one. you can get both parties to support that and an infrastructure effort would increase productivity. you could do it through private/public partnerships and importantly, it would build on what has been done so far to get
of the traders here in the frankfurt floored just around midday and he said he was shocked it was unfathomable and comprehensible and he said you know just because people see a loophole there was a loophole admittedly illegally at the beginning of this process but the wrongdoing went on after that was closed you can't go ahead and just abuse it and still taxpayer money interesting observation he made he thinks that part of it part of it is due to the type of trade that you see around us here we have of course floor trading but it's grounded it's backed by computer trading with basically trillions of transactions so much data that it's hard to maybe make out patterns even if you're looking for it something like this partly responsible part of the story from a look from the inside all right well really moving on to another story that caught
it's like hey, let's go crazy here. down 380, 410 and then 700. >> yeah. you and i discussed this. we've been cited saying the same phrase. like this is the new formal as more and more computer algorithms are taking over. people decide which levels they want to sell. more and more computer trading is guiding this volatilitvolati. your point is well-taken. gone are the days of 50-point swings. we're skating below this level. there's 24,000, a key like logical level. the dow down more than 700 points. so in my humble opinion. the thing that is guiding us the most today are the trade tariffs. the government doesn't pay these. u.s. citizens, consumers pay
all three levels, they dropped further. it adds another element of instability. also let's not forget we're talking about a spending bill. there's a lot of people, economists worried about the longer term implications on how much we're giving in tax cuts, whether it's going to people or corporation. that paired with instability and paired with where we are in an economic life cycle at the end of a nine-year bull market run, there's some concern that we're going to see more days like this where you see on your screen. as we discussed with computer trading, they're always more dramatic now. this is a fact of life gathering and gathering. we're at this point. we're always going to see big swings on days like this. it's the second day in a row. closing lower. we had the two brutal week period back in february. i would not be surprised if we're setting ourselves up for a few days of that, trace.