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bank, their equivalent of ben bernanke gave a speech had morning and they said their economic growth is slowing, and traders took it as a note to say things are more serious than we thought. you combine that with the fact that the japanese central bank intervened to prop the yen up, and there's a fear that everybody is doing badly and nobody is there to pick up the slack. basically is that what is happening. money is coming out of the stocks. when you see that happening, it comes out of commodities or gold. people are taking their money out of the stock market and gold, and oil, and ...

>> social networking linked in debuted its initial public offering last week reminding many of the days of the tech boom. take a look at this. the stock priced, which means that's what they offered it out at, at $45. that's not where it opened. it opened at $83. quickly jumped above $100 a share. but the celebration has prompted many questions. it is institutional investors, not us who get access to the $45 ipo price. company like linked in pays for extensive research to be done to set that price. a company always wants to set it at the right place. for one reason or another investors felt its...

so he is running counter to conventional wisdom in that people still blame president bush for the current state of the economy. so i don't think it's -- while it looks like a great number, republicans ought to be jumping in and saying, oh, wow, the president is really vulnerable. when you look inside the numbers, he is less vulnerable than that would imply. >> let's take a look at some of the notable republicans who have said no just for the month of may for running for the gop election. jeb bush, donald trump, mike huckab huckabee. indiana govern. both present clear contrast to pres...

Many questions. it is institutional investors, not us, who get access to the $45 ipo price. a company like linkedin pays for extensive research to be done to set that price. investors felt that shares of linkedin were clearly worth way more than the $45 it came out at. richard, you tell me which likely fits best -- a case of incompetence, the price they set at $45 was too low? two, it was a case of cronyism where the game is rigged for inside players who got an $83 stock for 45 bucks? or the last theory, the price of $45 was right but the fervor to get in on this ipo like the tech boom that we...

lot of individual reasons for individual candidates who decided not to run. but i have to tell you, you look at those figures and you say, whoa, the president is in for a rough reelection ride. should he get it simply because if that many people think the economy is poor, that certainly is not going to help him at the voting booth. but here's the rub. they don't actually blame president obama for the economy. 55% of americans blame george bush. just 30% blame president obama. so he is running counter to conventional wisdom in that people still blame president bush and i think, by ext...