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you're gonna get decent dividends. And in terms of through Europe the United Kingdom he just gotta be patient with a great big oil companies. Who pay for normal dividends you have to be patient as well -- local phone companies. Because they're cash generous here and that pay decent dividends we love the drug companies at the moment until such time. As we pay for -- as a result of the health care bill which I'm not saying socially. There's -- good thing from a business and its corporate America has received because of imminent hazard -- food fruit companies wouldn't -- cadres who croft. Palmolive. Colgate-Palmolive. -- for people like Procter & Gamble . I still like the touch that try to -- this week. But it's funny you know and the doctor what do 'cause

Talk about that Goldman stories your -- mentioned at the top bonuses under fire again at Goldman Sachs and this time. From the company shareholders according to The Wall Street Journal some of the biggest stakeholders and Goldman have now asked the firm. -- cut the size of its bonuses Goldman bringing in record profits and passing that on. Two employees according to the journal the average full time employee at Goldman earning 775000. Dollars this year in total compensation. Shareholders want that passed on. Today I -- to some extent but despite the record income earnings per share actually gonna be down. From a 2007. Because Goldman issued a hundred million shares in the past year in order to raise cash. Now the CEO of Goldman Sachs Lloyd Blankfein has been trying to deflect some criticism. Revolving around bonus situation his firm including his now infamous remark about doing God's work here recently as we know. They're very good mr. -- thought I was talking to call with us this morning from capital management group he is here for it's an audit. I think it's interesting I think it a lot of with a look at this 775000. Would succeed him. Excluding some of the part time workers and what have you is obviously a lot of money on average to be paying. Anybody and Goldman takes a lot of criticism for that and other things but. From a business perspective from their point of view is it

of share is they've taken a lot of rest by standing by Goldman Sachs and don't you also feel. That their claims are legitimate that they should get a bigger share of the pie because frankly they stood behind Goldman and -- Goldman Goldman . Attack perhaps wouldn't be as strong as it is it is. If the shareholders and stand behind it.

number three US housing starts -- to the stuffing out -- Wall Street yesterday just a little bit -- the question goes a key elements. But the US economy's recovery -- joining us this morning Stephen Pope chief global market strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald Stephen good morning to you. -- will -- the housing in the US just a minute but I understand you attended a private equity conference yesterday in Paris -- guest speaker and I was just reading that the subject when will we see the bottom of

cleanly and efficiently jobless recovery -- will be jobless recovery. All right Stephen Pope with Kenneth -- thank you so much of me just say.

Forty Hartford joins us now to talk about the and it's an audit of the of the results could see party you know. But

convinced by that if policymakers were convinced that they might start raising interest rates . And withdrawing some of the liquidity and that that would dampen the environments for investment. Right now you've really got the best of both worlds you do have a gradually improving economy. But you also cut interest rates at zero and quite adequately quite abundant liquidity. So it's a really it is good no low inflation low interest rate environment

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But having said that I mean in an environment in which interest rates remain low. The dollar remains weak -- gold could go that further but unfortunately it does turn around you could stop they

they had giant US retailer gave a somewhat disappointing outlook for the holiday shopping season isn't going to be a tough season. For the retailers -- do you think.

But next big catalyst who -- joining us this morning Andy -- equity fund manager Schroeder is -- Good morning to you as we continue to send -- release third quarter earnings what's short oval impression and will the company it does become well to -- the lock -- that is continue to move

I can bet your bottom dollar that that's going to be -- United States of America the propensity to use credit and really lock up. Huge credit card bills . Those days are over all right go back to my continuous theme that he might have leverage available in the system and the amount of leverage that individuals are prepared to take. She is in the system is not returning and we have got to get our heads of mind that's the consumer is not going to constitute 70% of GDP in the United States of America . Foreign far from a I'm likewise here in the UK. Very good point saving rates going up cartman has plenty of MF

a threat both here in the UK mainland Europe and in the United States of America we look at some of the -- governor's comments. Yeah Allen is talking about I -- yeah Allen has told you about