Dave Caruso's Before the Bell

Before the Bell 8/20/2008

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Play from 0:11[0:11] ..." is what's setting the stage but say two things one is that oil prices are a little changed today ordered you know investors -- their capacity -- inventory report. -- shows signs of an economic slowdown"...

Play from 1:15[1:15] ..." almost reached a deal to raise about five billion dollars from the South Koreans. Investment firm but the deal. -- particle to report BJ's wholesale club against sign that the economic downturn is taking its toll. Actually said that profit edged up in the second quarter and said"...

Play from 2:30[2:30] ..." Spoken like a true Wall Street man. Thank you Bob I -- I appreciate it."...

Play from 0:00[0:00]" In today Bob Powell from marketwatch.com. The morning Bob good morning I'm doing well and how about the markets set the stage."

Play from 0:07[0:07]" Well you know we had such a rough day yesterday that we're going to take a little pause that is what's setting the stage but say two things one is that oil prices are a little changed today ordered you know investors -- their capacity -- inventory report. -- shows signs of an economic slowdown and people are you know obviously. There's less demand for gasoline and so posting about a 114000. Right now. -- thing of note is that Goldman Sachs you know the report yesterday saying that the strong -- it's stronger during the sort of economic downturn and the weak banks will get weaker. But there's no no no word on whether that means that some banks will fail and that in the world."

Play from 0:44[0:44]" okay stocks to watch what."

Play from 0:46[0:46]" The stocks a lot so first Hewlett-Packard is saying that it's weathering the economic turbulence pretty well it's in its third quarter reported said that. Profits rose dramatically despite stiffer competition. Which has threatened to slow its growth a little bit tail end of the PC makers could pose a problem. -- online auctioneer. Pioneer eBay says it's changing its. On these structured to emphasize a fixed price. Sales over bidding Lehman Brothers almost reached a deal to raise about five billion dollars from the South Koreans. Investment firm but the deal. -- particle to report BJ's wholesale club against sign that the economic downturn is taking its toll. Actually said that profit edged up in the second quarter and said and raised its full earnings report forecast saying -- frugal shoppers look at the deals that at this conflict BJ's. American Airlines that -- that its launch in Sydney on Internet connection service. For passengers who want to check there he -- Access the company's Internet search -- surf the web disservice what was called go go global charge customers about 1295. To full access to the web. But -- that knew that Eriksson will former joint venture with ST micro electronics to produce semiconductors could -- some movement in the technology sector."

Play from 2:00[2:00]" I figured it would be freed since they're charging for pillows. Anything enclosing."

Play from 2:05[2:05]" Well yet this kind of insisting you know if Michael Phelps was to sell -- gold medals which contain about when he 19 ounces of gold. And getting cold current price of 803000. -- it would only -- about 721000. Scrap metal. I think it'd be worth more in the open market but if you took them over to a scrap metal but the facility but that's. Are you going to get."

Play from 2:30[2:30]" Spoken like a true Wall Street man. Thank you Bob I -- I appreciate it."

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