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unitedhealthcare. >> in tonight's blitz, it's you microsoft agency knight and shining armor. this guy, not just the way he dresses but the microsoft ceo is apparently the favor they think they need, for apple and and you droiandroid. maybe a predecessor wasn't what they needed. steve bomber dismissed the iphone. we all make mistakes. listen to this. >> what was your first reaction? >> that is the most expensive phone in the world and doesn't appeal to business customers because it doesn't have a keyboard. >> in the sense of mr. bomber, when roger approached me and said neil i'll do a news channel, you're out of your mind. it will never work. so let's cut some slack here. so the blitzers, wayne rogers, and it is too late for microsoft to play catch-up or is in the way to go about it? what do you think? >> i think a little bit of both. i think it's an acknowledgementt that in the tablet space the ipad won. microsoft has their competing product, the surface, which no matter what they've tried, changing the technology, reducing the price, it's been pretty much a failure and on th

unitedhealthcare. lou: the dividend and buyback plans from 5 banks have been rejected as part of the stress test. reviseed plans, fed approveing capital plans for remaining, president obama's comments on russia sent stoke rice -- stock prices lower on the day. sam stoval is here, chief equity strategist with s&p capital. today volatility chalked up to president's remark in europe, a disquiet, and volatility as you said. what is going to here? >> i used acronyms to help me, chum. in sense that the concerns about economic cite, china, concerned about ukraine, one of those momentum stocks, home building, biotech companies like net blix, we're in the end of the quarter, portfolio managers engageing in window dressing to make sure they have good stock on their list, dump those on question. lou: and the m ? there momentum -- lou: fascinateing, you think this we'll see then any improvement in attitude in the market? come the first of april. >> well, no fooling, but i think that as we head into april, investor