Before the Bell 9/2/2008

[0:08] ..." first day of September -- make at September 2 but. Of course Wall Street closed yesterday for Labor Day so four -- of the market left ago why don't you give us the year to date"...

[1:19] ..." to dip back to reality so that. A basket of goods the Dow Jones AIG commodity index is only a two point 66%. Oil still up 40% about the 60% we're talking about not long ago and that the dollar actually up for the years so that's really what's hurting them more than anything else so this week a lot of stuff to look at include. With the construction and spending in manufacturing in autos sales and factory orders and productivity and service sector reforms a lot of this is coming. And it's also the crews did Chris"...

[2:59] ..." We dimension of Prime Minister that that we're seeing worldwide problems could happen right now that's what commodity prices going down google's got into chrome and it's"...

[0:00]" Time for before the bell stock report with WBZ financial editor Dave Koreans out. It's sponsored by United Technologies. And -- here it is the first day of September -- make at September 2 but. Of course Wall Street closed yesterday for Labor Day so four -- of the market left ago why don't you give us the year to date numbers."

[0:19]" Well -- that they're not so good accountant to tell you a nuclear look at where we swear October ninth of last year that was kind of the -- it's with a bit of bear market conditions ever since up. If you look at the markets hope -- will -- more happening -- this is the unofficial end of summer so we'll find that they're going to be a lot more people coming back making these hard decisions the last thirty years pretty important and I think we're probably sometimes see the volatility. Continue to go up and in the last thirty the year hopefully we'll see kind of a little bit of a rally toward. September and October Sudanese. In on November December and then you'll get a little bit here in September October would not the day -- a couple of pretty good today. There's a look at the year to date numbers go down 13% this year S&P down almost the same dental point 6% Nasdaq off almost 11% Russell 2000 is the start so the small cap index is only -- three and half percent. Worldwide the Isa international index stood at walked at one point 3% because of the dollar firming up and it's an international concerns. A commodities they they were hit the bottom park earlier this year well right now we're going to dip back to reality so that. A basket of goods the Dow Jones AIG commodity index is only a two point 66%. Oil still up 40% about the 60% we're talking about not long ago and that the dollar actually up for the years so that's really what's hurting them more than anything else so this week a lot of stuff to look at include. With the construction and spending in manufacturing in autos sales and factory orders and productivity and service sector reforms a lot of this is coming. And it's also the crews did Chris Condo on Friday when the important jobs numbers going to come up we're going to get a couple of kilometers and that's a very big wig department look at -- the good about it and he -- this morning at fourteen point one. Doubts -- 143. Nasdaq's up 32 point native a lot of it's because oil was down we've got to world almost nine dollars or 735 and and specific goes 400 that's going to be very big psychological break for the market and I think that's what some of the optimism that at this point also gold get walked. I don't 36. Down 36 right now less than 800 --"

[2:59]" We dimension of Prime Minister that that we're seeing worldwide problems could happen right now that's what commodity prices going down google's got into chrome and it's going to be their new. Compel competition because the Microsoft explorer Lehman Brothers which like that may get some help this morning. On the interest in the Korean development that may be putting it as much -- six billion dollars that'll about."