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Before the Bell 8/25/2008

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Play from 0:31[0:31] ..." that have been showing at Saint Paul. But on the whole the housing market is not what we're going to be finding a lot of exciting news you know for quite awhile. Which is why I think analysts have to move on from that focus. Because we're not going to have good news in the housing market for quite awhile and so waiting for good news is that an equivalent waiting to win the lottery to pay your bills."...

Play from 1:02[1:02] ..." open exchange of ideas. But the debate all whether the focus on interest rates and inflation continues and as a result that's causing people to be a little bit concerned. Well all as to which side of the table that that it is going to come down on. In a nutshell. Some people say that the Fed had to do what they did in order to preserve sanity in the market. Because of BS and -- that would raise the risk for the stock market and rattling too much people on the other side of the table say. No. What what other problems exist -- inflation if someone else's job and the only thing the Fed should be concerned about as inflation so therefore -- we should raise interest rates. Personally I think the -- has -- a great and keeping people employed as far more important than appointed to want inflation. And be the last point of respect for the Fed debate is that slow economic growth does not 'cause big inflation so I think the it is cynical."...

Play from 0:00[0:00]" Time for our before the bell stark report is -- so's on vacation -- off the president CEO of Genovese she joins us this morning Bob good morning. Morning there and looks like we're after are pretty mildly bearish on Monday --"

Play from 0:13[0:13]" Yes the late August. -- and so there's not a lot going on he the main reason that people I think a little bit -- a bearish mood this morning and they're anticipating existing home sales this afternoon. As well -- the new homes sales tomorrow. And both of those going to be relatively weak mean there -- some parts of the country that have been showing at Saint Paul. But on the whole the housing market is not what we're going to be finding a lot of exciting news you know for quite awhile. Which is why I think analysts have to move on from that focus. Because we're not going to have good news in the housing market for quite awhile and so waiting for good news is that an equivalent waiting to win the lottery to pay your bills."

Play from 0:49[0:49]" Then that's not a good way to look. Also Fed policies enact anti action here."

Play from 0:55[0:55]" Yes they they -- that meeting Doug Jackson hole last last week and I think good because the fact of the good open exchange of ideas. But the debate all whether the focus on interest rates and inflation continues and as a result that's causing people to be a little bit concerned. Well all as to which side of the table that that it is going to come down on. In a nutshell. Some people say that the Fed had to do what they did in order to preserve sanity in the market. Because of BS and -- that would raise the risk for the stock market and rattling too much people on the other side of the table say. No. What what other problems exist -- inflation if someone else's job and the only thing the Fed should be concerned about as inflation so therefore -- we should raise interest rates. Personally I think the -- has -- a great and keeping people employed as far more important than appointed to want inflation. And be the last point of respect for the Fed debate is that slow economic growth does not 'cause big inflation so I think the it is cynical."

Play from 1:54[1:54]" What else is at work today for our Monday."

Play from 1:57[1:57]" Well the last piece of news that people grabbing onto the fact that. Well we could let -- on Friday was that the Korean development bank made by Lehman Brothers which would be good news in the short run the Fed wouldn't have to step in. But over the weekend we noticed that the Korean regulators have warned the Korean development bank to be cautious they have because not all rosy."

Play from 2:18[2:18]" Having said all that I would imagine that's one sake you're watching today Lehman Brothers."

Play from 2:22[2:22]" You got a lot Lehman Brothers because that's going to be big signal as to what happened I think in the financial markets in general of the Korean development -- back off. That's going to create. A more bearish feeling over the next several days. Let's take a look at Mike Advanced Micro Devices for example they're selling -- digital TV business of Broadcom -- going to be good news so vocal. And also keep keep keep an eye on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and they still need. Money the Fed did not mention them what it would I think is significant but but that's going to be -- look at these stocks to watch."

Play from 2:55[2:55]" We will keep an eye on those involved -- president CEO generation thank you for the update --"

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[0:53]..." losses -- if you look at this earnings season you know even Wells Fargo was up this morning with the big one so they -- getting those losses I think you'd think he'd get those assets. Also their books and they go back the plan if you would of what the purpose was to be about but to be pretty good so. That we got a great -- second they have a job basically or maybe third the third day on the job. As so he's going to be at all political over the -- what we've got and I think the majority of financial stocks are really like infect most of the financials are very big this -- so. These are start it and he teaches at nineteen point eight. Does the 159. We that the NASDAQ up to 48 oil prices down around twenty cents a forty want to change in gold down to fifteen years and eight and seven. "...

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[0:21]..." about the clutter so this morning we got the three popular names American Express DuPont to Texas Instruments. Not helping yourself all locked the American Express was 79% drop. For the fourth quarters but it took a lot of write downs and there about a -- behind expectations that a lot but again the financial -- some tough times. DuPont they have losses while they cut their outlook. The loss looks to be about seventy cents a share in the street was only expecting about twenty cents -- so. They also came out and cut the forecast and I agree when their Texas Instruments speaks semiconductor company that reported 86% drop in the profits so. They too were cutting about 3400 jobs and they warned -- "...

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[1:33]..." the 38 years. And don't even mention about a 137. Of the S&P 500 are coming out of their earnings so we got -- spectacular surprise about it at least a little bit of lift this morning know what we get disappear tent. A 1048 -- has -- nine point eight oil prices are down about 75 cents at 45 and change. And we also got that the -- booked August 11 has such six "...

[0:46]..." not so bright new year to date it has -- 8% the S&P down almost 8%. That's the extent six point 3% small cap Russell 2011%. Of we're so all those of you looked overseas "...

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