Media Appearance: CNBC’s Squawk on the Street (6/12/08)

June 12, 2008 9:00am by

Squawk_on_the_street_440x230b

>

LET’S TRY THIS AGAIN: 

This morning, I am on CNBC’s  Squawk on the Street, at 9:35 am. Future markets are up significantly, while overseas markets traded down following the Dow’s 200 point dive yesterday.

Back in January, we discussed our outlook for 2008 — here’s how we saw the year in January, with actually mid year lows.

Index_________2008 Mid Year______2008 Final______Actual 2008 Low YTD
DJIA:_________11,900____________12,800___________11,740
S&P 500:_______1,275____________1,350____________1,273
NASDAQ:_______2,275____________2,400____________2,169
Russell 2000:___ 580______________639______________644
10-year yield:___3.75_____________4.10_____________3.33

Note we revisit our outlook on June 30th.



>

Previously:
Media Appearance: CNBC’s Squawk on the Street (1/10/08)
http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/01/media-appearanc.html

Squawk Video (1/10/08)
http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/01/squawk-video.html

Print Friendly, PDF & Email

What's been said:

Discussions found on the web:
  1. HCF commented on Jun 12

    Good luck on your appearance Barry!

    Maybe you can discuss how Erin Callan losing her job bodes from LEH and the financial sector in general:

    http://www.cnbc.com/id/25116381

  2. Chief Tomahawk commented on Jun 12

    Someone’s downside call on LEH of $20 is looking pretty good now. Didn’t take very long to unfold either.

  3. pablo commented on Jun 12

    Please , dont forget to ask Charlie Gasparino how much longer we should trust DICK FULD ???

  4. brasil commented on Jun 12

    nice job barry ..that poor other guy looked like his thoughts were in concrete

  5. Mike in NOLA commented on Jun 12

    Had a disrupted night and took a nap this morning and woke up just in time to see you. It’s nice to see a sane, honest person first thing.

    Looks like you got more respect than usual. I guess continually being right eventually has it’s advantages.

    Maybe you’ll eventually be shown the same respect as Meredith Whitney. Nah, not pretty enough :)

    As for Lehman, we’ve seen from Citi that shuffling personnel is not magic. Gasparino is saying insiders want the company sold.

Posted Under