stocks in droves this week, but chartmaster says there's one name that's about to bite back.e'll break it down. and later -- >> hakuna matata it means no worries! >> hakuna matata what a wonderful phrase. >> it's been a happy-go-lucky year for disney shares, and mike khouw says investors may have no worries for the rest of the year he'll lay out the trade. it's time to risk less and make more the action begins now. >>> and we kick things off with a very tough week on wall street a powell plunge, escalating trade headlines sending the s&p down by 3% for its worst week of the year it's not just the u.s. under pressure, though the china-every emerging markets etf falling nearly 5% amid the turmoil. dan says there could be more trouble ahead. let's get "in the money. and dan, break it down for us. >> one of the things that's interesting when you think of a volatile week like this, you look at the s&p relative to a lot of equity indices around the world, it shows some pretty good relative strength. if you look at the eem, that's the etf that tracks emerging markets, and it's very

but despite the gains the chartmaster says there are plenty of potholes on main street carter's overthe plasma. hey, carter. >> hi, guys. that's just it there are potholes and there's also what is perceived to be and really what is one of the perceptions that consumer discretion as a sector has been a great performer and the reality is of course it's not a great performer let's try to unpack it two lines the blue and orange. the blue this is since january '18. 18 months plus up about 15% that's essentially double the market market's up 7. the sector's up 15 you say what's the problem now, it's always a few names holding up the group, keeping everything alive if you make the equal weight sector let's add it in all i've simply done is taken the blue line and not given amazon the weight it has in home depot and others 62 stocks, almost $3 trillion. what we know is it's a big old goose egg. the sector itself up 15. equal weight unchanged. actually down a fraction that's the real story of consumer and it's what dan was talking about with xrt it's been with us a while but it continues and