Bloomberg Surveillance 05/16/2022: Fed Walks Fine Line

Tom Keene, Jonathan Ferro and Lisa Abramowicz have the economy and the markets "under surveillance" as they cover the latest in finance, economics and investment, and talk with the leading voices shaping the conversation around world markets. This show is simulcast worldwide on Bloomberg Television and Radio.
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[gideonbeverly]

Keeping it simple. I love these guys. Great crew

[PGman]

As a retail investor, I prefer the market to crash. My dollar goes further when share prices are lower. I hope the market keeps falling. The deeper it dips, the more stock I can buy.

[libertysprings]

I'd think we should revisit the march 2020 lows of s&p 🤔 2300. Hope not but it wouldn't surprise me. Things are worse now in many ways.

[truepersona]

The good old days of cheap Fed money are over. Before buying any stock make sure the Price to Earning PE is less than FOUR !?! The 99% of S&P 500 are living on borrowed money and time !

[rohankurian]

Toms breathing so hard...it worries us 😅✌

Mr.keene its OK to lose in the stock markets sometime 😂✌😂

[roseaeppsboss]

Eight wonder of the world roseā of nasdaq

[fredsanford]

So let's disregard the politics of a 43 billion dollar weapons contract like timber sycamore and relie for a moment on historians view points think tank view points war college viewpoints we stated in world War 2 its not our war until hitlers actions drew us into that war first I'm not qualified to lead that argument so we must relie on historians from colleges generals from west point and other war colleges analysts from cia nsa national intelligence ambassadors like Nicky halley who know so question one specifically what nazi action drew the US off the sidelines into the ww2 war what was the flash point what was the focus point me I'd like to know why because I don't next let's hypothesize for a moment let's say we abandoned zelensky and ukraine not that we should I believe there are as always intangible tangible hard and soft assets to every action its just impossible to make a clear headed decision with everyone spouting their own hidden agenda the military industrial machine wants to FastTrack and sell weapons its what it does that doesn't always make that action wring we relie on a non draft non conscripted group of brave men and women and thank you for your service putting themselves in harms way collateral losses friendly fire red cross administrative support always sustain losses why are we not assisting with the wounded don't such humanitarian actions also create jobs from the non military weapons supplies to address wounded just because they are not US soldiers is it right to let them die I don't believe so but people myself included do not understand the military and non military socio economic implications of letting an out of control Butcher like putin continue unchecked what are the economic costs of allowing a policy of isolationism I know good principled wise politicians say ukraine is not the 51rst US state I don't doubt their morale decisions they say spend that money on US domestic problems but sometimes problems get past the point of control while your waiting so like a business plan convince us what you are doing is just me I might be wrong but I honestly feel what is being undertaken is strategically necessary if not create a visualcapitalism PowerPoint something visual and show me why I'm wrong it may not change my mind but there are 2 sides to every story and I like millions of others are I think at least willing to listen to 51 versus 49 per cent or 49 versus 51 per cent Athenian pebble casting its what makes America great we've seen putins the us is parking missles on the porch of our house we've heard it before operation mongoose bay of pigs cuba Castro

[edmundlively]

General MacArthur would use f-15 eagles to plink all Russian nuclear satellites