The Return of Volume
Airtime: Wed. Oct. 6 2010 | 1:07 PM ET
Robert Weissenstein, CIO at Credit Suisse Private Banking Americas, tells CNBC volume has made the rally more viable.
Airtime: Wed. Oct. 6 2010 | 1:07 PM ET
Robert Weissenstein, CIO at Credit Suisse Private Banking Americas, tells CNBC volume has made the rally more viable.
Daniel Sparks, former head of the mortgages department at Goldman Sachs, delivers his opening statement before a Senate panel that alleges Goldman profited from the housing meltdown and made billions at the expense of clients.
A look at some of the ETF winners of Q1 and which ones to watch in Q2, with Tom Lydon, editor of ETFTrends.com
Discussing the stability of the new Australian government after the Labor Party narrowly secured a one-seat majority, with Nick Sherry, assistant treasurer of Australia and CNBC’s Karen Tso.
The world is doomed because the governments are taking over and will bankrupt us, says Marc Faber, editor & publisher at The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report. He also tells co-guest host Michael Yoshikami, founder, president and chief investment strategist at YCMNet Advisor, CNBC’s Bernard Lo and Karen Tso, that the Goldman fraud case was mainly political.
A countdown to the opening bell, with Art Cashin, UBS.
The Bank of England left interest rates and its quantitative easing program unchanged Thursday, as expected. Lothar Mentel, CIO from Octopus Investments, and Anthony Gibbs from Vantage Capital Markets, discuss the outlook.