For revenue growth. In samsung and unveiled their new lineup. We take a look at these new devices. There seems to be no end in sight over concerns about the coronavirus. Death toll has jumped after Hubei Province revised its death toll. Quarantinedve been in yokohama, japan and the National Energy agency warned Global Demand for oil will drop. The allen and i spoke with chief Market Strategist at trustmark Global Investment on thursday. We are always watching headlines but one thing we tell our clients is we want to look through the headlines when it investments. But daytoday, yes, the virus has caused volatility. We saw that a little bit. Submarkets come back and gain a percent of what they lost earlier. A lot of that is because the increase in cases was do to a case of methodology and so it included a lot of people who already have the virus. Selloff andwe had a we saw that come back throughout the day. But yes, coronavirus is driving the headlines now and battling some of the more f
Motorola unveil a that. We will take a close look at these devices ahead. There seems to be no end in sight to concerns over the coronavirus. The death toll continued to jump after the epicenter revised a method. Thousands of passengers have been quarantined on a cruise ship in yokohama. Demand dropped this quarter for the first time in more than a decade. For market reaction, paul allen and i spoke with victoria hernandez, chief Market Strategist at Global Market investment. We are watching the headline to see what is driving the market. One of the things we tell our clients is that we want to look through the headlines when it comes to investment and strategy. We want to take a longterm approach. Yes, theook day today, virus has caused volatility in the market. We saw that this morning when they reported the higher cases of virus in china. I think we have to look at it a little bit. The market came back and gained 50 what they lost. A lot of that because the increasing cases was due
We take a look at these new devices. There seems to be no end in sight over concerns about the coronavirus. The death tell death toll has jumped after Hubei Province revised its death toll. Thousands have been quarantined in yokohama, japan and the National Energy agency warned Global Demand for oil will drop. Paul allen and i spoke with the chief Market Strategist at trustmark Global Investment on thursday. We are always watching headlines but one thing we tell our clients is we want to look through the headlines when it comes to investments. But daytoday, yes, the virus has caused volatility. We saw that a little bit. Submarkets come back and gain a percent of what they lost earlier. A lot of that is because the increase in cases was do to a case of methodology and so it included a lot of people who already have the virus. Originally, we had a selloff and we saw that come back throughout the day. But yes, coronavirus is driving the headlines now and battling some of the more fundamen
Striking distance, stocks are on track for what would be well see, the first loss in four sessions, but really cant get much of anything out of the future moves right now plus, deal or no deal, tmobile sprint battle heads to court. 13 state attorneys general led by, of course, california and new york are seeking to block that merger. And it is an m a monday, we have two big premium deals in biotech, sanofi and merck. Im going to get to that jim does too stock picking so important there in terms of figuring out where those premiums are going to end up stocks overall set to look for a modest open this morning, this after fridays jobs report rally. That resulted in the s p erasing its losses for last week trade once again in focus here, heard jim talking about it on squawk box. The next round of u. S. Tariffs against chinese goods set to go into effect, this sunday so we are now counting down. And new data Shows Chinese exports to the u. S. Fell 23 in november i dont know how much more th
Backdrop for good couple years. Only now are we seeing it pop up. Am i missing something in the president s poll numbers . I think youre right, neil. Always been there. The economy is in good shape, right . Not spectacular shape as many some of the president s defenders would say. It is in good shape. Unemployment seen recently down 50year low. Market likes it. That is a pretty good backdrop from president running for reelection. I think what making it particularly powerful for him, he is up against candidates of a party seems not to just be replacing the president , seems, democrats have been going through this process, talking about replacing nature of the u. S. Economy. They are proposing many of them, pretty radical transformation. Some more radical than others to be tear. Medicare for all, wealth tax, significant regulation. Neil least among them has dramatic plans to raise revenue. Were talking even in joe bidens case, 3. 2, 3. 4 trillion over 10 years. So the challenge i think f