Dave Caruso's Before the Bell

Before the Bell 8/22/2008

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Play from 0:43[0:43] ..." out -- which is which we don't know -- having problems on Wall Street and could be the next biggest --"...

Play from 1:56[1:56] ..." Talked to watch you gotta watch any may have Freddie Mac and obviously now you have to watch Lehman because -- will be is that what they do will be signals before. What's happening in the market in general got a -- to oil stocks and interestingly you should keep Verizon Verizon Communications because they have a deal just about worked out Google. That Google is going to be the default search -- on all Verizon devices. And when he -- things stock that people should look at not only for the stock itself but the implications for"...

Play from 0:00[0:00]" Before the bill now and in 4 -- Caruso this morning is Bob -- president and CEO of Jenna visions good morning Bob. Good morning -- now as we started out yesterday all eyes are on Jackson hole this morning and now soul."

Play from 0:13[0:13]" Yet now with Jackson hole in Seoul. The reason that subject and vocal is not only the US capital markets for the worldwide. Financial markets have their eyes on Jackson -- because -- chairman of the Fed is about to give his speech within the -- on trying to maintain financial stability. Added that concerned. Is a new development out of Seoul Korea in the in net he has Korean development bank. Is now rumored to be in a position to buy out -- which is which we don't know -- having problems on Wall Street and could be the next biggest --"

Play from 0:50[0:50]" Okay what kind of fallout are we seeing initially from that rumor and also what will we see long term."

Play from 0:57[0:57]" Well -- respect to the to the soul. Message. The market they're reacting very positively because. Lehman obviously it's having trouble. And the fear is that the same thing that happened to be -- Stearns what happened Alina. And they probably do not have the capability in this kind of environment to resurrect the situation themselves. And the fact that a buyer has now stepped forward potentially going to buy them is being interpreted by the capital markets very very good -- people smiling glory."

Play from 1:26[1:26]" That short term how about long term through through yeah how long term if this goes through."

Play from 1:31[1:31]" Well long term -- the effectively what's happening in this country right now because of the cheap dollop. An enormous appetite that Americans have the debt is live engaging in really what is an American the great American sale. Our assets have been sold off and along that we keep and then maintaining if you allow lifestyle through debt then we're going to end up being effectively --"

Play from 1:53[1:53]" OK well said Bob quickly stocks to watch."

Play from 1:56[1:56]" Talked to watch you gotta watch any may have Freddie Mac and obviously now you have to watch Lehman because -- will be is that what they do will be signals before. What's happening in the market in general got a -- to oil stocks and interestingly you should keep Verizon Verizon Communications because they have a deal just about worked out Google. That Google is going to be the default search -- on all Verizon devices. And when he -- things stock that people should look at not only for the stock itself but the implications for other that gap. Get reported in enormous 51% jump in profits. But not because of -- local -- activity incident retail sales but because of some very positive fundamental old fashioned things that they are doing. And that is reducing costs."

Play from 2:36[2:36]" Okay Bob got thank you so much have a terrific weekend."

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