on the desk tonight we've got tim seymour, courtney garcia, steve grasso and jeff mills as well we willrt with the whimper to end the week on wall street stocks closing well off the lous the s&p and nasdaq barely in the red while the dow managed to eke out a slight gain. the news coming after news the economy added 263,000 jobs in november and wages grew by .6% both numbers adding to inflationary measures, but markets mostly shrugged off those concerns all three major indexes able to end the week in positive territory. so does today's market action suggest that markets really have put their bottom in, tim seymour? >> here at the nasdaq. if you think about how the s&p traded today and the last couple day after the powell rally we have had, i bring up those numbers all the time, off that october 13th cpi low, we're up almost 17% on the s&p. the keys to me today were a good note talking about how some of the payroll numbers may be overstating the employment numbers. if you look at the gdp numbers you can see the tax receipts and wages are being revised downward second quarter in a row. wit