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Distributed through buy backs executive comp and the banking system as opposed to that invested in new business formation, cap x and job creation which is the basic conservative thesis i agree with. >> what we have for mork. >> >> hang on mark hang on mark. >> what we have heard from ceo when polled he asked ceos to raise hands if you were doing anything other than reinvest wages in buy backs. and no one is saying this is going back into the economy in terms of wages. >> because it's missing the final piece which is the inincentive to reinvest the money. >> this includes inincentive to write o...

Seasonal adjustments are annually based. investors decisions are made so rapidly we should be at least looking at it from a monthly basis as well. these are some of the other complicating factors that are kind of impacting on the quality of our assessment of what is really happening in the labor market. >> it seems that businesses are hording cash once again. they are not investing in cap x which we were expecting and they are not hiring as much as you would like to see because of the uncertainties around the expense side of the business the cost of obamacare, the uncertainty around taxes. it ...

In today's three big money headlines, slowdown welcome back and hey cookie. regina lewis, with a good morning to you. let's get to the first headline. a slowdown. why is that not a good economic sign? >> well it's the biggest macro determinant of where it is headed. it went down from 2.6 to 2.4. to put that in perspective, alex. in the '90s, it was 3.4. cap x spending spending on behalf of companies, which is expected to create a virtuous cycle. i spend more as a company, wages go up and ultimately consumers spend that money since 70% of gdp is consumer spending. >> that makes sense. what abou...

Spending money and creating demands for goods and services, ceo's are saying, wait a second we're not seeing demand and why am i not going to hire and we may have to lay people off. and it's not that they're falling off. and big concerns when the report came out capital expenditure, cap x. how much money that the countries are going to be spending on goods to increase, you know, their production of goods, is actually looking to drop as well. so, that is going to have a trickle down effect and we're going to eventually get down to you and i, unemployment jumps through the roof and 10% the end o...

We're oversupplied in this country. the price of natural gas about $4. and that compares, one mfc of natural gas compares to 7 gallons of diesel. you got $4 compared to $30 worth of diesel. the price is cheap, it is time to use your own resource. it is 30% cleaner. what i want him to do is get on some meaningful energy debate. this stuff they're up there talking about, wasting time on, and you just said they can't -- they can't win a vote on it. but you don't want to take whatever tax breaks the industry has, don't take them away from you, take them away from you, you'll cut their cap x. if yo...