c.h. robinson.ere on the floor. >> i think c.h. robinson might have been the only one higher. that will do it for this week of "power lunch." >>> have a great week gent. "streets signs" begins now. igns. slg. >>> the question is who will be brave enough to hold on to stocks over the weekend? the public can finally buy google glass -- well, for one day, anyway. what is the bonds market telling us that we really do not want to hear. since brian is out today, scott wapner will be

c.h. robinson. so there is some green out there, ty, just not a lot down here on the floor. >> i think c.h. robinson might have been the only one higher. that will do it for this week of "power lunch." >>> have a great week gent. "streets signs" begins now. slg. >>> the question is who will be brave enough to hold on to stocks over the weekend? the public can finally buy google glass -- well, for one day, anyway. what is the bonds market telling us that we really do not want to hear. since brian is out today, scott wapner will be joining us. there's a whole pile of action going out there in the market. >> and we're watching it from down here, the scene of the crime, if you will, the nasdaq, russell 2000, ever edging closer and the ten-year yield is critical. i know we'll talk about it more, as we go through this hour more, at 262 and falling. so it is a point certainly to watch. it seems as though stocks are tracking what yields are doing. let's get to our market reporters, by the way. bob pisani is

c.h. robinson, fared fairly well up more than a percent, keeping it together. the nasdaq created this problem and sustaining it. for the first time in a few days we've seen a slide, this two-year low of a slide. we've seen across the board momentum stocks, tech stocks, biotech stocks, all headed in the same direction. and that was down. david: chris, i want to do a little forensics here and find out what the trigger is. we know the motive, generally speaking a lot of people were taking profits off the table. what was really the trigger? was it china? they had terrible numbers on both experts and imports. earnings jitters. folks want to take jitters before earnings come back. a good jobs report. perhaps the fed. means the fed will continue with its tapering and even taper more so. what was the trigger? >> david, what the trigger was today was a technical day. if you look at s&p futures chart, now trading at 1827 handle, down almost 38 points on the day, it was massive selling. a series of lower lows and lower highs. at no point in time and this is perfect for a

c.h. robinson, logistics company. transports.o the fact that one stock that's up is a transport with no specific news today. i'm trying to find a sliver of hope in the market today. >> okay. let's find the slivers. okay, daily rundown, stock analysis and news you can use. we call it "street talk." first up, the best performing major retailer stock this year. we teased it going into the break. and here's the answer. shockingly, it is -- >> rite-aid. >> not picking on them, but this was a multicent stock a few years ago. >> 20 cents back then? >> yeah, it's gone to 7 bucks. unbelievable run. rite-aid soaring after forecasting 2015 earnings above street estimates. quarterly profits stronger because of pharmacy sales. now, be careful. rite-aid's at $7.02. the average target of analysts, $6.72. about a quarter below the current price. >> look at that one-year move. nearly a 3% gain. a twofer. anadarko. >> credit suisse threw them together in a note saying both are underappreciated midstream value stories. they think that maybe anadark

c.h. robinson. so the biotechs overall though, 20% job into bear market territory is certainly not insignificant. david: jamie, i got to say, you see a comeback in the second half of the year. this is on a day when merrill lynch says precisely when we'll see another 15% contraction. how could you two see so things oppositely? >> well you know, that's makes a market, david. we have differing views how things are going to play out. who knows six months from now. but what we do know right now economic conditions are improving. so long as that doesn't get derailed it will be difficult for the market to go down and stay down. when you look at, you know, stock valuations in the past couple of months, everything was going up at same level. doesn't matter what the valuation the company was. whether it was justified or not. so you're seeing stratification occur. that's good. if you look forward to directly answer your question, i don't think either of us know exactly what the levels will be. we're sort of ma

c.h. robinson and kraft. investors want nothing to do with the biotech stocks today. concerning traders now is the acceleration of today's selloff. within the first 30 or 40 minutes of the session, we basically erased all the gains that it took all day yesterday and the day before to get. that kind of acceleration is something traders don't like to see. the fact that we can't seem to find this confirmation of the bottom, again, not good signs when it comes to the nasdaq. >> absolutely not, sheila. we're stating here looking at the nasdaq 10. right now 99 of those 100 are in the red. >>> check on the bohn marknd te. >> we had that auction, it wasn't a bad auction. a "b" minus. but at 1:00 eastern, rates moved down a bit. right at that point, the dow was down only 140. maybe the foegs, who would want to buy the 30-year bond? kind of sunk in. and the equities took another way down. we're hovering at eight-month lows. tinkering with the 3.5% area. what happens when you derisk the marketplace? the dollar/yen moves. look at intraday. dollar getting tagged a bit. open it up

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c.h. robinson, we think we will see somifies returns as that business gets less competitive and they focus added customers. >> you look at shares of bemouth. is that a part of the reason you like it? you think there are some things the markets will take notice of? >> bemis results have been anything but exciting. we think going foefrd, that's all behind them, they can focus on more profitable growth. this is not a company, we're expecting big double digit returns from. but for the valuationite now, we find it very attractive. >> let's also talk about cray, a name of old. you think there is something people should be paying to what is the direction the stocks should be headed? >> just in the last few weeks, the stock has come down a lot. with technology names. i think the mark has created a nice opportunity for us. cray is, you are right, it's an old company, all tow it's got very new and exciting products and it's very well positioned with dig data, company's organizations feed ways of interpreting that data. cray has an excellent product line to support that, along with the fact that thei