let's go to bertha coons. but take a look at this, chuy's holdings, today's ipo, can surging 17% after pricing at the top of the range. facebook fallout, that ipo likely to be on the men you tomorrow and thursday when the nasdaq reports ahead of the open and the nasdaq reports on thursday. >> so we want to look at apple here, is apple going to present a catalyst for this market. the world's most valuable company by market value reporting their third quarter after the bell tonight. you remember the last time they reported, the stock was up 9%. we have mark newton with me here, on the fundamentals side walter pisic, good to have you on the program. let's look at the chart of apple, what does it tell you? >> it's still bullish. i think it can get back to april highs. they had a correction similar to the market, but in the last couple months you have seen a pattern of rising lows and rising highs. they're trading better overall. >> so you're telling me to buy it right here, you think it goes up after the numbers?

we check in with cnbc bertha coons. she joins us live with more on that. >> they dropped in part because of the fact we spend less for gasoline, but across the board we have stocks lower. it seems that wall street has been in a summer monday slump for the seventh monday in a row. the dow jones industrial average is trading in the red, but closes down there. our streak will be complete. after those june retail sales came in lower than expected falling for the third straight month. the first time it's happened since 2008. shares of citi are higher. the megabank posting better than expected earnings, getting a boost from a surge in mortgage activity in the u.s. and signs that losses for loans gone bad are starting to shrink. the bank hopes to resume paying shareholders a dividend next year. it revealed it has received inquiries from investigators in kwekz with the libor rate fixing investigation. >>> when it comes to funding college, the bank of mom and dad is cutting back according to a new study from sallie mae. apparent