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right now. >> well, let me ask you this because we talk about sometimes this inverse relationship between stocks and bonds. everyone assumes that mortgage rates will go up and all of that. did we see a movement on that side, as well? >> it's pretty difficult not to see that happening, isn't it really. we just had an earthquake on wall street. but not so much on main street. but at the margin, i think people will start to see the ten year treasury rate edging higher here as the markets begin to price in the idea of a normalization in the interest rate story. so if you have a mortgage or you are borrowing money in other ways, you're probably likely to start to see rates edging up here. but if you are a 401(k) holder, probably worth pointing out if the markets continue to like this story, you will benefit on the one happened even as you may find yourself having to pay slightly higher interest rates. >> and if interest rates go up, the savers of the world will start to get a little bit of yield on their savings accounts.
watched and it could be inverse relationship between president t obama's poll numbers and the rice of gas. >>neil: history suggests the gas speak dozen not last long even with katrina a few years ago, certainly, and the japan experience, and the egypt uprising when there was just a general moving up of gas prices but this is all right long in the tooth and will invariably go down. do you buy that? >>guest: why think so. precedent is a great backdrop but you are looking at the iran situation which is fragile and a lot of variables and we asked in the poll if the president has a lot, little, somewhat, nor not very much to do with the price of gas and 52 percent of respondents say he had a lot or some influence on the price of gas. so, voters already have a perception that the president can do something about the price of gas but the level of expectation is that the price of
and tonight. and it offers a preview of what may number store for much the atlantic coast. the hurricane is a category 3 storm with tropical winds, force winds extending 225 miles. hurricane watches have been issued for north carolina to new jersey, and evacuations are already under way. the first warnings were issued today for the entire north carolina coast. today the governor of maryland declared a state of emergency, and president obama signed an emergency declaration for the state of north carolina. for the latest let's turn now to the weather channel meteorologist paul goodloe. paul, good to have you with us tonight. what is the latest? what can you tell us? >> we can tell you right now again, hurricane irene is holding steady as a category 3 hurricane. as you mentioned 115-mile-per-hour winds. pressure is at 946. typically the pressure and the wind speed, inverse relationship, a seesaw event. the pressure goes down, the wind speed goes up and the pressure's
the hurricane packed 115-mile-per-hour winds as it slammed the bahamas last night and tonight. and it offers a preview of what may number store for much the atlantic coast. the hurricane is a category 3 storm with tropical winds, force winds extending 225 miles. hurricane watches have been issued for north carolina to new jersey, and evacuations are already under way. the first warnings were issued today for the entire north carolina coast. today the governor of maryland declared a state of emergency, and president obama signed an emergency declaration for the state of north carolina. for the latest let's turn now to the weather channel meteorologist paul goodloe. paul, good to have you with us tonight. what is the latest? what can you tell us? >> we can tell you right now again, hurricane irene is holding steady as a category 3 hurricane. as you mentioned 115-mile-per-hour winds. pressure is at 946. typically the pressure and the wind speed, inverse
it has been all about oil prices over the last week. if you watched oil prices last week they were up by $8 a barrel. at the same time the dow was up by 2%. it's been a direct inverse relationship. every time oil prices go up, the dow goes down. oil prices are stabilizing and even dropping. last check oil prices were down to $97 and 32 cents a barrel. it looks like the dow will open up by about 40 points. there are a lot of concerns about what this means at the pump. we know gasoline prices at the pump were up 4% last week. the national average was $3.37. last week it was $3.17. a year ago it was $2.70. this was a huge, huge issue and the question is how much of an effect that will have on consumers. we did talk to one massive portfolio manager today. black dahl who runs the
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i mean, among the zanos. she couldn't even win among the zanos. >> right. >> she couldn't win. >> that has to be her constituencies. she's taken a real hit in the last few months. she's become more and more of, you know, sort of like a talk radio, chat show tv person than even the level of seriousness that she may have had as a presidential candidate six months ago or a year ago which is not saying much. going back to what david is saying, there's this very weird inverse relationship that's playing right now among republican presidential candidates that the more, you know, the more in the reality based world you are the crazier the things you are you have to say to inoculate yourself against being relatively sane. you're right about pawlenty. this is a fairly run of the mill, you know, midwestern republican governor. he's out there saying no raising the debt ceiling. the president is from mars. he kind of has to crazy it up to
i mean along the zanos. >> right. >> she couldn't win. >> that has to be her constituencies. she's taken a real hit in the last few months. she's become more and more of, you know, sort of like a talk radio, chat show tv person than even the level of seriousness that she may have had as a presidential candidates six months ago or a year ago which is not saying much. going back to what david is saying, there's this very weird inverse relationship that's playing right now among republican presidential candidates that the more, you know, the more in the reality based world you are the crazier the things you are you have to say to inoculate yourself against the sane. you're right about pawlenty. this is a fairly run of the mill, you know, midwestern
now is probably running a trophy shop -- >> that is not true. >> that is so true. >> that is so not through. >> inverse relationship between self-satisfaction and achievement and performance. ifif you're happy with yourself -- >> if you kind of hate. >> wait a second. i get up at 12 and i hate myself. >> i have a whole day to be hated. >> all right. >> let's move on. stupid band, an ancient band. cornell university, gardening and drapery school for the slow, is bracing for an invasion of the hippies, a concert that features two former grateful dead band members. they will be doing what they do best, at least according to the university police. an e-mail sent to students friday reads, our concern is