I appreciate the new format, but it is a significantly different program. I used to enjoy watching WSW to gain insights into the market trends from the previous week. I wonder if it might be beneficial to consider a blend of the two formats. Thank you.
RIP wall street week. The best part of the original show? High powered guests who were at the center of market and world changes. This provided viewers with a rich experience. Simply spotlighting old tropes like anecdotal sentiment of local businesses and workers is the exact opposite. So sad we lost an elite show.
While these stories are interesting, the core mission of this program was current market events which is now gone. I don't see me as a regular viewer going forward.
Is there any other Bloomberg program that covers current market events? If you like to expand the agenda of Wall Street Week I am happy to support but please do not replace market discussions with stories.
100% agree. I will watch for a couple more weeks to see where this format is going. The program used to be fantastic until last week with some very intellectual discussions on the current state of Wall Street, economy, policy etc. It’s now become like one of a million documentaries on these topics. Not good David and Bloomberg Wall Street Week team
So this show just went downhill….the highlight of the week was Larry Summers coming on and telling us the straight biz. I have no idea what this show is anymore. At least change the name of the show.
Don't interview college students to get their opinion on the value of a college degree. I mean if they didn't think it was valuable then presumably they wouldn't be there. But what do they even know? Instead, interview 25 year olds. Get the opinion of someone who spent the money, racked up the debt, got the degree, and is now seeing the returns on it. Was it all worth it? Until you've been through the hiring process and you're collecting a salary somewhere you really have no idea if it's worth it.
I appreciate the energy and effort that went into the new version of Wall Street Week, but this seems like a case of doing something you want to do rather than doing what your audience actually wants. Won't be watching the new format . . .
I think the middle ~25 minutes on Detroit/Ford would be a good addition to the old structure, but three stories is a lot and not connected to "Wall Street" or the current "week". The first 10 minutes feels like it should be back in the studio with market commentary on the week's news like in the past.
It was great to see the recovery of Detroit in the US automakers that stay there they need to keep that going and help Detroit always be the Detroit that were supposed to know it as
There are jobs out there, such as my job, which covers 100% tuittion and books cost regardless of what your position is. Problem is, no one tell students about it so they end up taking out loans and some struggle to pay it back.
The new format is so much better! Thanks for taking a chance by trying something more magazine-like. The addition of data-driven narratives to the talking heads is a huge improvement because of the context it provides.
I wouldn't mind a blend of the old and new, with a 15 minute story segment at the end of the program. But I really liked the weekly current event analysis that WSW gave me 😢
The episode is well done, and I’m sure there will be viewers who like the approach, but this is not Wall Street Week. The original format and focus was WSW’s unique style, and what made it an institution in the investment community all these years. If a viewer didn’t see the title of the show he or she might have assumed this episode was a segment of 60 minutes. Again, the episode was interesting but the soul of WSW is missing. I have to agree with those who say to change the name of the show, if only out of respect for its predecessor.
Really bad change to this ‘until last week great show’ I will watch for a couple more weeks to see where this format is going. The program used to be fantastic until last week with some very intellectual discussions on the current state of Wall Street, economy, policy etc. It’s now become like one of a million documentaries on these topics. Not good David and Bloomberg Wall Street Week team
Like the focused style but should provide more summary of what happened that week earlier in the program and then pivot to these focused stories. Btw Big3 are in huge trouble with Chinese EVs and that portion of story seemed to fail to focus on this huge looming issue that was only mentioned in passing. Chinese EVs slowly will work their way here either thru our borders or thru our neighbors to try to avoid tariffs. Either way, issue isnt going away and Big3 fail to provide lower price options due to their late investment into EVs.
I had to keep going back to community college. Four times until I figured out that I needed to build a personal network of people in a community. They helped me get in the door via referrals. But I had to quell my hermit crab ways and become "charismatic." The course material and the topics of study were 90% meaningless.
College kids are lost and looking for good role models. We mature adults 40 and over need to lead by example. First we need to establish and agree on rules of polite conversation. What rules? A 30 second uninterrupted limit. Agreement to stop talking after 30 seconds. Willingness to actively listen and then ask clarifying questions to better understand. The goal is to slow down and relax. To calm the tense, defensive, argumentative posture. And to create a cooperative environment where both are seeking truth together. Not to agree, but to see each viewpoint clearly. Each needs to respect the other's viewpoint without criticizing it. Avoid direct disagreement. Instead, seek to understand their view. Stop making conversation a competition.
These CEOs who fill their mouths speaking about culture and how instrumental everyone is yet shamelessly take all the credit and fat bonuses, share options whilst the rest of employee barely get half of that distributed among themselves… that’s how equitable it is.
Although I like electric vehicles I would not want one for myself the point is while the working hard to innovate the electric vehicle they need to they need to continue the gas operated or combustion operated vehicles and option too we must still give the customer what they want and prefer
I am contemplating between holding AMC or selling before earnings. I know you are super bullish on AMC long term, do you still think as a long term investor it would be smart to sell if there is a large run up to earnings?
Price will go up hold onto it dear for that will be life changing if everyone spreads the word. Buy and hold $200k, sky is the limit. Life changing. We got this. No bears. We are all bullish to the sky!!!!
I’m really sick of my stocks going down since April 25. Everything I got is at least -60. Can you explain to me how the AMC is seen green while my portfolio bleeds as hell?
Nice production quality but feels like a bunch of fluff and glossy cut away shots-- where are the meaningful hard to answer questions about real challenges A) for the car industry it's how to handle the build out of EV charging and high cost of owning a car? B) for food it's pricing= Burger, fries and a drink @ Shake Shack is @ $20+ per person?! and that's for a fast casual meal!? -- I'm glad we at least got a rarely heard honest comment on the negative role landlords play keeping rents high - what they didn't say is that is why french fries cost $5+ - we the consumer pay that high rent collectively through prices to BOTH pay the landlord and the CEO's inflated pay bonus
They'll eventually find out--and carefully _suppress_ --disturbing rates of cancer due to stray electromagnetic interference (EMI) generated from the self-charging roads.
I don’t like the new format at all! We want to know what we have missed during the Wall Street week! I mean the stories are great and help us to reflect on it, but I think we lost the essence of the format ….
Ford should have seen the writing on the wall in the 70s and the oil crisis and switched to developing EV cars. Now it’s too late. China is eating American car companies’ breakfast, lunch, and dinner!
Watching US autoworkers is cringe. Japanese are running rings around them in terms of production. If ford motor company didn’t have its light trucks division it would be a different story.
I much preferred the old format and hope that it returns. Otherwise it’s unlikely I’ll be a regular viewer.
Yeah this sucked
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I appreciate the new format, but it is a significantly different program. I used to enjoy watching WSW to gain insights into the market trends from the previous week. I wonder if it might be beneficial to consider a blend of the two formats. Thank you.
RIP wall street week.
The best part of the original show? High powered guests who were at the center of market and world changes. This provided viewers with a rich experience.
Simply spotlighting old tropes like anecdotal sentiment of local businesses and workers is the exact opposite. So sad we lost an elite show.
The guests will return. That's the main piece.
While these stories are interesting, the core mission of this program was current market events which is now gone. I don't see me as a regular viewer going forward.
Agree.
Is there any other Bloomberg program that covers current market events?
If you like to expand the agenda of Wall Street Week I am happy to support but please do not replace market discussions with stories.
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100% agree. I will watch for a couple more weeks to see where this format is going. The program used to be fantastic until last week with some very intellectual discussions on the current state of Wall Street, economy, policy etc. It’s now become like one of a million documentaries on these topics. Not good David and Bloomberg Wall Street Week team
Nooooo, please bring back the previous style openings.
Also, what happened to finally, one more thought?
So this show just went downhill….the highlight of the week was Larry Summers coming on and telling us the straight biz. I have no idea what this show is anymore.
At least change the name of the show.
I used to be a weekly viewer but not anymore - boring topics
This was great. I learned a lot. I also subscribed. Thanks again.
A bit strange that Wall Street week doesn’t tell me what happened at Wall Street during the week any more. This program can be called something else.
I think we all agree. This really sucks
Don't interview college students to get their opinion on the value of a college degree. I mean if they didn't think it was valuable then presumably they wouldn't be there. But what do they even know? Instead, interview 25 year olds. Get the opinion of someone who spent the money, racked up the debt, got the degree, and is now seeing the returns on it. Was it all worth it? Until you've been through the hiring process and you're collecting a salary somewhere you really have no idea if it's worth it.
I appreciate the energy and effort that went into the new version of Wall Street Week, but this seems like a case of doing something you want to do rather than doing what your audience actually wants. Won't be watching the new format . . .
I think the middle ~25 minutes on Detroit/Ford would be a good addition to the old structure, but three stories is a lot and not connected to "Wall Street" or the current "week". The first 10 minutes feels like it should be back in the studio with market commentary on the week's news like in the past.
It was great to see the recovery of Detroit in the US automakers that stay there they need to keep that going and help Detroit always be the Detroit that were supposed to know it as
If you want to keep this format change the name to street weekly.
And create a new show called Wall Street week for Wall Street related topics.
*This is the longest advertisement I’ve seen for Ford and Purdue University. I like my ads at 15 seconds, not 56 minutes.*
There are jobs out there, such as my job, which covers 100% tuittion and books cost regardless of what your position is. Problem is, no one tell students about it so they end up taking out loans and some struggle to pay it back.
We need to keep the conversation going on the federal budget and it's lack of balancing the budget to therefore start paying down the national debt
The new format is so much better! Thanks for taking a chance by trying something more magazine-like. The addition of data-driven narratives to the talking heads is a huge improvement because of the context it provides.
i love it
Interesting coverage of topics, yet the top line business information (what is moving the market) should to be reconsidered for the future.
I wouldn't mind a blend of the old and new, with a 15 minute story segment at the end of the program. But I really liked the weekly current event analysis that WSW gave me 😢
The episode is well done, and I’m sure there will be viewers who like the approach, but this is not Wall Street Week. The original format and focus was WSW’s unique style, and what made it an institution in the investment community all these years. If a viewer didn’t see the title of the show he or she might have assumed this episode was a segment of 60 minutes. Again, the episode was interesting but the soul of WSW is missing. I have to agree with those who say to change the name of the show, if only out of respect for its predecessor.
I would like the nice interview firmst back and mixed in some stories of the new format, like the mix
Really bad change to this ‘until last week great show’ I will watch for a couple more weeks to see where this format is going. The program used to be fantastic until last week with some very intellectual discussions on the current state of Wall Street, economy, policy etc. It’s now become like one of a million documentaries on these topics. Not good David and Bloomberg Wall Street Week team
Like the focused style but should provide more summary of what happened that week earlier in the program and then pivot to these focused stories. Btw Big3 are in huge trouble with Chinese EVs and that portion of story seemed to fail to focus on this huge looming issue that was only mentioned in passing. Chinese EVs slowly will work their way here either thru our borders or thru our neighbors to try to avoid tariffs. Either way, issue isnt going away and Big3 fail to provide lower price options due to their late investment into EVs.
College isn’t a bad thing
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I had to keep going back to community college. Four times until I figured out that I needed to build a personal network of people in a community. They helped me get in the door via referrals. But I had to quell my hermit crab ways and become "charismatic." The course material and the topics of study were 90% meaningless.
Bloomberg blew up WSW for this mess?
College kids are lost and looking for good role models. We mature adults 40 and over need to lead by example. First we need to establish and agree on rules of polite conversation. What rules? A 30 second uninterrupted limit. Agreement to stop talking after 30 seconds. Willingness to actively listen and then ask clarifying questions to better understand. The goal is to slow down and relax. To calm the tense, defensive, argumentative posture. And to create a cooperative environment where both are seeking truth together. Not to agree, but to see each viewpoint clearly. Each needs to respect the other's viewpoint without criticizing it. Avoid direct disagreement. Instead, seek to understand their view. Stop making conversation a competition.
I completely agree with all the comments above, I will probably stop watching… 😢
Um. But doesn't it immediately imply that a sheeple willing to shell out a whopping $41k per year will never think outside of the box on the job?
These CEOs who fill their mouths speaking about culture and how instrumental everyone is yet shamelessly take all the credit and fat bonuses, share options whilst the rest of employee barely get half of that distributed among themselves… that’s how equitable it is.
Boeing is now considered the "Ford of the Skies." That's not a good look.
Although I like electric vehicles I would not want one for myself the point is while the working hard to innovate the electric vehicle they need to they need to continue the gas operated or combustion operated vehicles and option too we must still give the customer what they want and prefer
Jim Farley, how about rehiring and empowering a post-production QA dept? Even though I know It's a foreign--pardon the pun--concept.
I wanted to move to Detroit for the revitalization but decided to go live in a van down by the river.
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I am contemplating between holding AMC or selling before earnings. I know you are super bullish on AMC long term, do you still think as a long term investor it would be smart to sell if there is a large run up to earnings?
Price will go up hold onto it dear for that will be life changing if everyone spreads the word. Buy and hold $200k, sky is the limit. Life changing. We got this. No bears. We are all bullish to the sky!!!!
I’m really sick of my stocks going down since April 25. Everything I got is at least -60. Can you explain to me how the AMC is seen green while my portfolio bleeds as hell?
I actually don't know more about growing portfolio cos, the nature of my job does not allow me to follow the market closely.
Mine is well managed with the help of my broker ’Gabriel Alberto William’ a broker registered in the US and he has been very consistent.
How can I get across to this broker?
Lou Rukeyser is turning in his grave.
This new WSW format has been reduced to a 10 minute segment on the Fed's rate cut. Nothing else in this has anything to do with Wall Street's week.
Nice production quality but feels like a bunch of fluff and glossy cut away shots-- where are the meaningful hard to answer questions about real challenges A) for the car industry it's how to handle the build out of EV charging and high cost of owning a car? B) for food it's pricing= Burger, fries and a drink @ Shake Shack is @ $20+ per person?! and that's for a fast casual meal!? -- I'm glad we at least got a rarely heard honest comment on the negative role landlords play keeping rents high - what they didn't say is that is why french fries cost $5+ - we the consumer pay that high rent collectively through prices to BOTH pay the landlord and the CEO's inflated pay bonus
Thin on insight; a weak start to a prized franchise. Hopeful for improvement as this team gains feedback and footing.
I wonder if they thought this had become redundant with The Close
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Just tell the Fed to stop lowering interest rates. Thank you for your cooperation. 🙏🙏🏼
why?
Money printer go brrr...
Global Investors will be loading the AI and EV sector Dips next week again. September Dip-buying resumes for Larger Future Gains.
They'll eventually find out--and carefully _suppress_ --disturbing rates of cancer due to stray electromagnetic interference (EMI) generated from the self-charging roads.
Where are the elves?
Boring format.....great show now ruined .
R.I.P. Mike Bloomberg founder of Stop- and -Frisk.
Yeah : strange format change this one
Larry looks like he had a late night.
Wow Jim Farley looks like his cousin.
I don’t like the new format at all! We want to know what we have missed during the Wall Street week! I mean the stories are great and help us to reflect on it, but I think we lost the essence of the format ….
The Chinese cars 🚗 are coming, That probably be the end of Detroit cars.
Ford should have seen the writing on the wall in the 70s and the oil crisis and switched to developing EV cars. Now it’s too late. China is eating American car companies’ breakfast, lunch, and dinner!
150mi Hybrid.
Watching US autoworkers is cringe. Japanese are running rings around them in terms of production. If ford motor company didn’t have its light trucks division it would be a
different story.
Yuk.
Higher Education is a business! Stop bsing.
Another propaganda acting like us
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what is this garbage
USA only printing money can support more young people into college.
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