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We can get above that 200 day. I have to tell you, once again, what causes a decline its always the banks. Why the banks . Because we cant value we cant value them because we dont know what their future loan losses are going to be. I think that the feds chilling statements made for a tremendous confusion because, remember, weve been skating everybody has been saying how can the market almost bet a its high the answer is because we dont have any data. No real reports that contradict that i didnt ...

Good morning, everybody. Welcome to squawk box here on cnbc but this comes after a backdrop of a pretty big decline on friday on friday the dow was down by 700 points and this morning its up by 200 points you have the s p up by close to 20 points and the nasdaq up by 26 but we are getting to the end of the month and thats when we start to take notice of what has been happening with declines that we saw on friday push the dow and s p 500 into negative territory for the month of june. If they want...

Also its first event since coronavirus restrictions were lifted. Those are some of your top stories on this monday, june 15th. We do begin this half hour with the autopsy report stemming from the Police Shooting that sparked new protests in atlanta. The medical examiner has labeled the death of Rayshard Brooks a homicide, saying the 27yearold died from two gunshot wounds in his back. The altercation happened after brooks was found sleeping in his car. One Police Officer has been fired and the Di...

Barrons virtual round table, ben, weve been talking for weeks about how the market is rallying, seeming to ignore the horrible economic news. But this past week investors seemed to notice. Yeah. This was the week that we learned big tech cant hold the market up forever. For a while now, the datas been terrible, but the markets just kept going up on the backs of apple and amazon and microsoft, stocks like that. But this week began with rising tensions for china, and that should really hurt these ...

Barrons virtual round table, ben, weve been talking for weeks about how the market is rallying, seeming to ignore the horrible economic news. But this past week investors seemed to notice. Yeah. This was the week that we learned big tech cant hold the market up forever. For a while now, the datas been terrible, but the markets just kept going up on the backs of apple and amazon and microsoft, stocks like that. But this week began with rising tensions for china, and that should really hurt these ...

Neighburg who is at the Army War College. Mike and i were colleagues mike, this is going back aways. Around 2006 or so in the History Department at the university of southern mississippi, we were together, but weve stayed in touch and always have had shared interests. Mike, its great to be here with you today and have a conversation on a subject thats extremely timely, which is really responding to crisis. You know, obviously what needs to be said for our audience theyve seen all the evidence th...

Barrons virtual round table, ben, weve been talking for weeks about how the market is rallying, seeming to ignore the horrible economic news. But this past week investors seemed to notice. Yeah. This was the week that we learned big tech cant hold the market up forever. For a while now, the datas been terrible, but the markets just kept going up on the backs of apple and amazon and microsoft, stocks like that. But this week began with rising tensions for china, and that should really hurt these ...

Barrons virtual round table, ben, weve been talking for weeks about how the market is rallying, seeming to ignore the horrible economic news. But this past week investors seemed to notice. Yeah. This was the week that we learned big tech cant hold the market up forever. For a while now, the datas been terrible, but the markets just kept going up on the backs of apple and amazon and microsoft, stocks like that. But this week began with rising tensions for china, and that should really hurt these ...

At the university of mississippi , and we have stayed in touch quite a bit as we both moved on. We have always had a set of shared interests. Mike, it is great to be here with you today and to have a conversation on a subject that is extremely timely, which is responding to crisis. What needs to be said to the audience, they have seen all the evidence they can of the Current Crisis the coronavirus the economic downturn that will , be the serious issue for leaders, for everyday people. And it see...

Michael neiberg who is inaugural chair of world studies and professional history of Department National security and more strategy at the army war college. Mike and i were actually colleagues. Might this goes back a ways, about 2006 or so. In the history of department at the university of southern mississippi. Weve state untouched over the years and seen each other quite a bit as we have both moved on to other things. We have always had a set of shared interests. Mike, it is great to be here wit...