Dave Caruso's Before the Bell

Before The Bell 01/14/2008

  • Highlights
  • Full Text

Play from 1:09[1:09] ..." that. Industrial production capacity utilization in the Fed that brings -- its beige book value -- and these are doing and it -- us that we are speaking about housing leading indicators adamant in. Also big news this week is. With so the earnings of what we're going to hear a lot from the tanks in the brokerage in the financial companies and terms of what the writer a producer as -- busy week this week as we purchased those situations almost. Such information but so what -- we do. So this you know bill -- was kept because of what's going to an IBM but simply is that and that's. Political and the best X 24 point eight peace -- a dollar 3794 and here we"...

Play from 2:00[2:00] ..." IBM together Chinese are this morning -- which a -- over a couple weeks this year gave up virtually all the made last year but they came -- some preliminary earnings. Sooner than expected I think when these -- that ecstasy ideas about to complete like sat. Speeding up -- earlier even more points this point. Most of the massacres has named president maybe double digit we may be doing okay and over the maybe the more nimble companies -- pool without certificates -- giving -- a little -- Thomas -- didn't. And"...

Play from 3:06[3:06] ..." When I David Caruso thank you very much"...

Play from 0:00[0:00]" Time for our before the bell stock report brought to you by United Technologies and WBZ financial editor -- in this morning good morning David according ever. Well you're today it's we look at --"

Play from 0:14[0:14]" Loudly you know we're we're worried about slipping into the recession that consumers seems to be Arabic a little bit more courses there'll of the good news is that -- post -- saving money against. -- starts in certain and he wanted it has to -- to these numbers are as explanatory that I was down 2% this year. Obviously be a 100% four point 6%. That particular religion their daughter and 8% of the in this capsule to test and that 8% year to date. And the you went overseas to invest in -- utilities index that actually -- four point 2%. -- indictments -- the -- so. -- the -- of -- snowstorm here in the and that order of flurry of data coming in this week of all souls CW they just follow that. Much to say but on Tuesday we're going to -- at the wholesale inflation numbers which is the PP sent. Little more from the retailers and inventories are doing and Winston were to get the more important. CPI which is consumer inflation and we'll also hear that. Industrial production capacity utilization in the Fed that brings -- its beige book value -- and these are doing and it -- us that we are speaking about housing leading indicators adamant in. Also big news this week is. With so the earnings of what we're going to hear a lot from the tanks in the brokerage in the financial companies and terms of what the writer a producer as -- busy week this week as we purchased those situations almost. Such information but so what -- we do. So this you know bill -- was kept because of what's going to an IBM but simply is that and that's. Political and the best X 24 point eight peace -- a dollar 3794 and here we are historic day gold is now over. 200 dollars and now it's 908 dollars and -- of -- have this morning's snags secure second worried metal like court then you're buying --"

Play from 1:58[1:58]" Interesting all right so what is happening about him."

Play from 2:00[2:00]" IBM together Chinese are this morning -- which a -- over a couple weeks this year gave up virtually all the made last year but they came -- some preliminary earnings. Sooner than expected I think when these -- that ecstasy ideas about to complete like sat. Speeding up -- earlier even more points this point. Most of the massacres has named president maybe double digit we may be doing okay and over the maybe the more nimble companies -- pool without certificates -- giving -- a little -- Thomas -- didn't. And it and detect Starks -- old Burton is somewhat different."

Play from 2:34[2:34]" And quick blur -- financials."

Play from 2:36[2:36]" So we we you know again you won't -- about what's going on its secret this morning is mentioned. Coming Tuesday with their earnings that -- billion dollar write off to 220000 just it's still looking for confusion this morning that. The -- to visit from China which you know this. Some the -- is sure but that's also what happens here but it does get all the banks in the earnings this week it's also just about learning so looks like -- is food source about ten most -- his earnings are up almost certain of its percent."

Play from 3:06[3:06]" When I David Caruso thank you very much"

Related Episodes

Financial expert says government needs to shore up confidence

audio

12 Oct 2008

Financial expert says government needs to shore up confidence 

WBZ's Mary Blake spoke to Marketwatch's John Wardock.

listen

[1:02]..." the system it may take a few days. On Monday you know Wall Street is open despite the Columbus Day holiday but we do get a few economic reports is coming week that could shake things. One of them is going to be actually there to them. We get to report on inflation Wall Street still worried about inflation. Then we get an anecdotal look at the economy the so called Beige Book -- region by region snapshot that the Fed puts out that's coming down on Wednesday. And then we end the week with "...

[0:36]..." here and help the ailing markets because after last week. Definitely does Wall Street and for that matter most overseas markets need help. From the government. "...

[2:11]..." Con artists say it's really going to depend on how much confidence. Government officials instill in the marketplace. "...

timeline

2:40

Before The Bell for 06/14/2007

audio

14 Jun 2007

Before The Bell for 06/14/2007 

An early look at the market with Financial Editor Dave Caruso.

listen

[0:16]..." a nice lead the best in the year before 2007 went. The beige book which -- about the economic activities saying they were pretty good shape so let's -- with the inflation says this morning we did get those numbers. But wholesale inflation numbers -- the PPI the producer price index they had some wild swings. We have some numbers one Gordon Moore was not good it was up nine points -- 2% "...

[2:00]..." some good news there. -- again for the premiere names on Wall Street. He came out there that's a tough comparisons to actually -- Wall Street's expectations and they were only -- 1% that I have reported an -- if you look at six. What is is that "...

timeline

2:27

Before the bell for 10/12/2006

audio

12 Oct 2006

Before the bell for 10/12/2006 

A look at the market with Financial Editor Dave Caruso for Thursday morning, October 12, 2006.

listen

[0:07]..." tries to their earnings and revenue but it's all -- expectations on Wall Street and he did not need to -- yesterday for the first three days by the way is to get started that's been great news for the most part there's certainly has a lot more coming -- the strikes over the -- addressing things coming in this morning -- the -- we saw the combination of that the plane crashed some skepticism about whether interest rates are going to go down and at least I got oil I guess in our back right now that positive. We're gonna get a little they take a look at what's going on the economy would that the beige book coming out -- what's going -- regional areas like manufacturing in the -- commerce and and the consumer at all -- that's going -- housing of course. So that the public the trade gap just give up this morning this 69 point nine billion it was more than expected but I think people realize in the door prizes that's. -- going to make a change in the in the next more than two. So we've seen weekly jobless claims increased by taught fourth dozens of a big deal there we are things out of science here most of it from the earnings but there has to be right now have three. But the dollar 27 nasdaq up six and a half oil prices below 58 -- that represents this morning in the Soviet gold after an awful but -- a dollar 50. "...

timeline

2:40