bring in dave habeger, great to have you here.nk you >> you can correct phil if you think he got anything wrong there. >> i think he got it mostly right. >> we know he got it mostly right. so dave, what do you think is going on in the market and can you talk a little bit about the slowdown and new sales while at the same time, we're seeing strengthened used car sales? >> i think that's the big story. you do see units down, slightly. and when you look at new cars, but sales up on newsed car a dealer who's selling new cars, probably sees a little dip in new sales, but it's offset by higher margin used car sales. >> we report on that because that's what's relevant to the publicly traded companies and all that, but, you know, used sales are benefitting from how strong the market has been the last couple of years and at some point, only so many cars you can take out there, right? >> theoretically, we see for used sales this year, probably around $40 million or $41 million, close to a record high. still plenty of demand out there, kelly

. >> thank you so much dave habeger and our own philip lebeau, thank you very much. that does it must for "the exch" today. join melissa and tyler on "power lunch" which begins right now. >> i'm melissa lee with ty matheson beginning with a bang. should you keep with the rally is it a savvy move to get ahead of the heavy hand? and america's retirement crisis about a third of households have less than a thousand dollars in savings. the alarming stats and sound solution to secure your financial future "power lunch" starts right now >> hey, everybody. good afternoon, welcome to "power lunch." i'm tyler mathisen it is a rally on wall street this is no april fool's joke, as you see right there. 276 points higher right now. stocks fluttering around session highs. the dow posting its biggest one day gainsince mid february so check out lyft in the meantime those shares going the other way, tanking on their second day of trading falling below the ipo price. below $70 earlier today. now at $70.50. let's go to bob pisani on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the trad