go to deirdre bolton. i want to put this in perspective for viewers. we had seen a 17% runup in stocks before we saw a pullback. a lot of smart traders were saying part of this is the coronavirus and obviously in the news this afternoon, but traders are itchy to take profits here and take a breather. what are you hearing, deirdre? reporter: it is worth putting moves in context. it is hard between yesterday and today when we lose almost 2,000 points on the dow. we're in a 11-year bull market. so there are programs trades that kick in at certain levels. there are a lot of stocks. we know especially among the very high-flying tech stocks which many analysts have been telling us are priced for perfection. so the fact that this coronavirus we don't know exactly how it is spreading. the fears as we saw yesterday are starting to kick off particularly in italy, when it was spreading to so many other regions and so many parts of that country were shutting down. bigger events. carnival comes to mind in venice, northern region of lombardi. unknown factor how much

deirdre bolton has more on the selloff today. deirdre? reporter: the steepest two-day selloff in two years time. the dow closing lower by 880 points in today's session after being higher by 180 points earlier on. so between these two days, monday and tuesday, you have about 1900 point decline. if you look at the stocks that really weighed the most heavily on the average, buying, united health, visa, apple, american express and goldman sachs. they were responsible for half of the dow's declines on tuesday. if you look at the broader markets, they really showed the fear of a potential global economic slowdown. the groups weighed most heavily, energy, materials, industrials. usually investors show enthusiasm for these groups when they think the global economy is expanding. the opposite happened today. another sign of investor fears shows up in the bond market f you look at the 10-year treasury yields they were at all-time low, 1.31%, never-before-seen. liz, back to you in the studio. liz: thank you. that helps consumers in the borrowing cost

deirdre bolton at the nyse. >> stocks sell across the board on fears of the coronavirus spreading. the dow fell 1190 points, the most ever in one day. s&p 500 down 137 points, also the biggest decline ever in terms of points. all three nasdaq fell 414 points. for the dow the worst week sense during the financial crisis in 2018. only one stock on the average managed to close marginally higher. that was 3m which of course makes face masks. on s&p 500 all 11 industry groups closed lower. fears of the coronavirus changing company plans, microsoft, facebook, epic games, all announcing they're canceling their biggest events of the year out of an abundance of caution. local restaurants in san francisco, san jose will feel it as will hotels and other businesses. liz, back to you. liz: deirdre, great to see you. to republican senator marco rubio, now blasting democrats, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, saying elected officials should not be playing politics with the coronavirus, trying to score points as people are getting sick and dying. look who is here? 2020 democratic presidential candid

we have fox business team coverage, blake burman at white house, deirdre bolton on the floor of the new york stock exchange, phil flynn watching oil at the exchange. let's kick it off with deirdre. >> reporter: a lot of superlatives. closing with the worst week since 2008. look at stocks that pressured the average most. microsoft for two reasons. company says for the current quarter not what they expected. this is very much related to the coronavirus. microsoft gets at least 10% of sales from china. apple moving lower on the dow as well all day. like the bigger picture, going down towards the end. apple last week saying again sales this quarter will be lower due to effects of the coronavirus. one stock i was tracking all day, limiting losses, i don't know if we can say that with 1000 points down is 3 in. a part of what 3m makes are masks. you see the chart. still closing at lows of the session. it closed up better than half a percent. on day like this worth pointing out only one of the 30 to close higher for the day. microsoft in the sales context, they canceled a pretty big event out o

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edward lawrence is live in washington deirdre bolton is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. deirdre, start with you. reporter: what a crazy day here. at point i thought we would talk about another record for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq. not the case as we can see, red on the screens. the dow never really made it across into the green territory. there were lower losses, limited losses earlier in the session. you can see we closed much closer to where it was the low of the day. let me tell you what was movingmost on the dow, the laggards, ones that weighed on the average, cisco, dow, pfizer. the ones that limited some of these losses. walmart, proctor & gamble, american express. so that pattern pretty much went across the broader markets as well. the groups limiting overall losses were real estate, consumer staples. the worst energy. when we look at oil prices even year-to-date down something like 15% with the story. the story on oversupply. overall volatility, traders talking about the threat and spread of the coronavirus and how it is beginning to have longer term effects on a

we go to trading floors with deirdre bolton at new york stock exchange. selling act separate -- accelerating into close what happened. reporter: we close down on the dow, it was 1191. the most in history biggest point drop for the dow, biggest point draw for s&p 500, they are in correct territoryy, off 10% from the most recent high. traders tell me, there is no good news to have made this market pivot, there is nothing about vaccines that is conclusive, if you look at the dow, biggest, microsoft, and intel and you had apple. apple and microsoft, saying they will be affected, their sales this quarter by the coronavirus. microsoft gets 10% of its revenue from china and apple 17%, one bright spot on the dow, only stock higher today, 3m, they make face masks, they are telling we hear -- selling we hear on a dre market, boxes going for dollars 500, a company saying it reported 14 million dollars in sales, normally a box of masks should cost between 3 to 5 dollars. and if you look at groups on s&p 500, all 11 closed lower, not one bright spot there. and a backd

for elizabeth warren and joe biden a tough night, died deirdre bolton looking at purpose counties.r: we have mayor pete, really very close to senator sanders, these two counties, all night, they are 50% of the result. of the muscle we'll see. not that we really need it but to compare with fewer candidates than last night, senator sanders just had this clean sweep. 60-40 last premier, but with just one another candidate, it is a different dynamic, and according to fox voter analysis, voters told us that when they decided this week, so-called late deciding voters, they broke for one of two candidates, they broke either for mayor pete or they broke for amy klobuchar. so interestingly enough that is the pattern on the larger board. people who took time, one in one direction and one in the other, a quick look at other areas, this northern part, sanders is holding on to for moment, this area has been suffering most, we talk about how new hampshire is a strong state, economically with the industries that are represented throughout the nation. and if you look at just average household inco

deirdre bolton has been in the newsroom diving more deeply inside one of the biggest game-changing salesretail. talk about sycamore partners picking up victoria's secret. deirdre: i just want to give a shout out, we know les wexnar is the longest running ceo of any fortune 500 or s&p 500 company. these changes will come swiftly. he's stepping out. the company is selling, that 55% stake in victoria's secret, to sycamore partners. you talked about this private equity firm. l brands, by the way, will retain 45% but insiders say the brand revamp of victoria's secret will move so quickly, it's going to move away from packaged sexiness and towards comfort and functionality. analysts say basically this company lost touch with consumers awhile ago. research shows that millenials prefers brands that are practical, natural, embrace environmentally aware production methods. victoria's secret answered none of that, plus as we know, mall foot traffic slowing down. experts say sycamore moves aggressively so look for stores to close, brands to be spun off and a shift in merchandise. sycamore has a very

deirdre bolton with the latest. what happens now?orter: bob iger is stepping away from the day-to-day running of disney but he will remain executive chairman through 2021. he has done 81 earnings calls, neil, he wants to concentrate on the pipeline. i personally heard iger say on the conference call, stream something disney's number one priority. he could not be clearer on that, and that is really war the bulk of his responsibility is heating up. disney plus which launched successfully. going head-to-head with netflix, apple prime video and streaming companies services. insiders told me iger's presence of executive chair is why bob chapek could be chosen. i asked media analyst rich greenfield why iger is making the move now? he had a very brass tacks take. listen the parks are ace tag a massive global crisis. studio faces a tough comparison. headwinds against espn are accelerating. maybe the best is behind, it is easier if bob iger steps out now. what i will say for people a little bit more optimistic on the future, disney's future.

deirdre bolton in the newsroom with details.t time that the u.s. has given details how it thinks the chinese government is using huawei to spy on the u.s. specifically, american officials say huawei has built equipment that allows it to tap into telecoms without alerting the carriers. sources say the u.s. kept this information highly classified until late last year. then it started sharing it with trusted allies. germany, uk, the idea being to get them freeze out huawei equipment from building their 5g networks. but both the uk and germany, they're going forward with their contracts with huawei. the uk actually even said last month, it will allow it to build a limited amount what they call non-core 5g infrastructure. huawei for the record, strongly denies the u.s. government's allegations. here is part of company's statement. i won't read you the whole thing but i will pick out key words i think you will see too. basically they talk about a smokesscreen. they talk about not accepting any form of logic in the cybersecurity domain

we have lou dobbs, dagen mcdowell, charlie gasparino and deirdre bolton, all here for the full hour.to talk about all the subjects in the news. melissa: a-team, you got the a-team. i'm not giving up any wine. >> we call it the dream team but you can call it the a-team. connell: that will be a nice calm show i'm sure. wealth tax beware, details on exodus from high-taxed states. ♪. which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. attacks for wealthy, a new study showing four out of five states with the slowest population growth also have a graduated income tax. now illinois wants to join the club. jeff is in chicago with the details. jeff: i am walking what i guess is the rodeo drive chicago, oak street here. a lot of fancy shops in all piping. he's of the folks that bear the burden if the new amendment to the old constitution goes into effect which would implement a graduated tax. you mentioned the slowest growing states, look at the fastest growing states. put those up there. utah, texas, colorado, florida. what do they al

deirdre bolton live at the new york stock exchange. >> just slightly lower here.course we've seen the volatility all day for the broader markets but this is one of the stand out stocks from last year. if you look at past three years. you bought 10, you would have 10 times your money, list. analysts are looking at three key component of n individual's business. we know about the gaming chip business. that is what most people know about. they have done ai, artificial intelligence and they have another line for self-driving cars. they're hitting, producing products for three key areas of tech. most analysts bullish on nvidia. 1.67 a share in earnings is what is expected on revenue as you can see close to $3 billion. i just want to highlight, okay, fine we see the numbers, everyone sees them, they're on screen but that earnings figure, that 167 if it comes in as such, liz, that would be an increase more than 100% quarter on quarter. if those numbers come in, a lot of optimism around it. revenue equally impressive if it comes in as such as 35% comparison quarter on qua

deirdre bolton is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. how's it going down there? great, if you are invested in a lot of stocks today. as we saw, the dow was up as much as 180 points in the green earlier. we took a turn and are now down close to 750 points. of course, this follows yesterday, you have been covering this for your entire show so far, of the more than 1,000 point drop. if you look at the sectors that are really weighing the most heavily on the overall market, it shows you how concerned investors are about this potential global economic slowdown. you are going to recognize the sectors. energy, materials, industrials, these are usually these economically sensitive groups that when we're expanding, we show enthusiasm by buying into. these are the ones dragging the most heavily on the markets right now. quick snapshot. back to you. charles: thank you very much. for more, let's build on that as we head into the final hour of trading, want to bring in ken mahoney. david nelson is back with us as well. energy is the number one loser today, down almost 5%. mat

deirdre bolton joins us. i can imagine there are a lot of different thoughts out there on this? reporter: of course, charles, one of the comments coming from this, the selling is for real. you hear that from professionals in this situation day in, day out. the lack of visibility on the positive side is not giving anybody any reason to limit some of the downside losses. if you look at the dow down 680 points. i will highlight the low of the session was more than 900 points down. if you look at the dow, i will point out three highlight, merck, we know has a strong track record developing vaccines merck is limiting some of the overall losses an pfizer as well although just turning negative as i speak there. 3m has a few companies that make masks. we've been talking about that throughout the morning, charles. what i say, this week is still the worst week for the dow since 2018. so many people saying listen, if you look at fed funds futures and market is pricing in three cuts, count them, charles, bip september, that seems extraordinarily hopeful from the point of view of some invest

deirdre bolton joins us with more. >> that is true, charles.tage point terms, new york lost 1.6% of its population between 2017 and 2018. this according to a career site, zipia. they know which people are filling jobs, they know which people are leaving jobs. based on data they have they know where they're going. new york, new jersey, as you said, these are the two states losing the most people. i want to tell you, charles where they are going. charles: okay. >> so as far as they're going, arizona getting 2.2%. idaho getting 2.1%. utah up 1.8%. not a coincidence two of three of those states, have income tax of 4.9%. little tricky to make one-to-one correlation exactly why people are leaving. some people cite sunshine. some people cite lower cost of living or being near families. the trick when people leave new york or new jersey, they're honestly not going far. some people in new york go to new jersey. some in new jersey go to new york. some to pennsylvania. a lot of people in new jersey going to california. taxes are part of the equation it is

from the fox business network, deirdre bolton is with me. >> great to see you although i wish there waseek. one of the points that we can make is we are in an 11 year, stepping back and looking from the 30,000-foot view, we are in an 11 year bull market. we had so much momentum going up but these coronavirus fears are very real and more to the point, it's not just a knee-jerk reaction. they are affecting particularly american companies bottom line. we heard from apple and microsoft, two of our tech darlings that it helped lead rally. saying that the sales targets are going to be off this quarter. not going to say these companies are going anywhere but we are feeling the effects and it's showing up in the bottom line. we are not going to hit targets we assumed we would. >> bill: the speed of the decline has been breathtaking. facebook announced they are canceling a major event. >> cnbc, their mix and mingle was supposed to be in california. they are canceling it. amazon is canceling events. if you go down the list, there are numerous companies where 5,000 people, the geneva auto show can

deirdre bolton, live on the floor of the new york stock exchange, let's talk about microsoft. deirdre: of course. this is one of the reasons why the dow is falling as much as it is. if you look right now on the screens, you will see close to 750 points, we are closer to the lows of the day which are around 900 points down, versus the highs. microsoft weighing on the average, helping to make this one of the worst weeks for this average since 2008. two key reasons for microsoft. it is, in fact, withdrawing from a game developer's conference that was supposed to be held march 16 through 18 in san francisco. the company put out a statement saying in an abundance of caution they are canceling that event. you referenced the one for facebook. a lot of these tech companies are doing the same. i want to mention epic games, which people know from fortnite. fortnite battle royale, some other games. doing the same thing, the game developing conference in san francisco canceled as well. microsoft also, though, i would be remiss if i didn't mention, saying it is going to miss sales targets f

deirdre bolton, i want to get to you on the floor of the new york stock exchange. i was checking facebook, microsoft, intel, and these names are all in correction territory right now. what else do you have for us? deirdre: they certainly are, liz. i just wanted to highlight as well the bigger groups that are weighing on the markets. you covered these amazing point spreads, point moves, but it's energy, industrials, and materials. these are the weakest parts of the market right now. of course, these are the areas where people are betting on global economic expansion. these are the ones that we usually show enthusiasm for. the fact they are the three biggest weights just shows you to what extent the fear factor is present in the markets. you were talking about treasury yields as well. we are seeing records there. 1.31%, that is an all-time level. so this fear factor, very much present. just to leave you quickly with one standout stock which is not a surprise, it's all related to the coronavirus, but if you look at moderna, mrna, that is the ticker, this is a company

home depot that is the stock of the morning up better than 3% earnings beat raising dividend deirdre boltontty good too. >> exactly same-store sales the dividend, revenue beat earnings beat great day for home depot you can see how moving premarket, having keeping in mind larger picture which is that this company rejust the forecaster twice last year so if you like bar, was lower for numbers analysts i have been messaging with this morning say the u.s. economy is still strong reminding me older millennials 38, 39 beginning to look for homes they want to reremodel home should bode well for home depot. macy's turning page similar kind of story in the sense that they exceeded earnings expectations going through own restructuring remember last month huge restructuring company saying benefited from last-minute holiday sales right first few days before christmas logged more sales than expected so you are going to see macy's move higher if premarket indications stay as they are through 9:30 a.m. eastern standard time. >> biggest purchase ever 7.1 billion dollars buying credit karma, we know better

deirdre bolton is at the new york stock exchange. hat are getting hit real hard. deirdre: so the three that are weighing down the markets the most are not going to come as a surprise to you. i'm going to take you through the categories. consumer discretionary. in that you have booking.com, a travel site, obviously people not feeling too optimistic about travel at the moment. the cruise lines, we talked about the owner of that "diamond princess" cruise that was quarantined. the owner of that is carnival cruise. that stock is at its lowest point since 2014. you also have energy, obviously the overall sentiment here is that if the global economy does falter, does slow, that is certainly bad for energy related companies and then infotech. so many tech companies, chip companies, apple, amazon, we have heard specifically from those two companies, big tech giants, that they are concerned about supply chains. apple of course saying last week that even sales this quarter would be lower than what the company had previously hoped due to these fe

deirdre bolton to break it all down. hey, deirdre.l, tell your kids to go to medical school. if that is one takeaway, there it is. the top 10 paying jobs are all in medicine. here is the list. we'll show you the highest ranking to the lowest. anesthesiologist tops it. call out that particular one. you see the average salary, 267,000 per year. if you scroll through to the second slide that we made you, basically even jobs five through 10, you still need to go to medical school. so you mentioned that. the cost of medical school and that is really a big piece of the puzzle because four years of med school at a public institution costs $250,000 for four years and we'll remind everybody, that is on top of whatever you paid for your bachelor's dee dee agree. four years of med school cost on after many $230,000. and a bachelor's degree. many doctors spend a decade paying off costs. interesting point, median american annual salary $49,000 a year. a point of comparison worth making. neil: it that is amazing. thank you very much. rod blagojevic

deirdre bolton on housing, very, very important. 020 should be a better year overall for housing than the past few years for more than a few reasons are. you mentioned the january existing home sales data, it did show a decrease from december, but if you look at the year-over-year number, there was an increase of 9.6%. building permits did hit a 13-year high, we got that datapoint earlier this week. strategists say that builders willing to take risk again in the more modest parts of the market because they do think there are buyers at those price points. for the past decade, builders would only really build or take risk at the very high end of the market, but that is about to change. everyone agrees that supply e is the factor holding the housing market back. even the chief economist at the national association of realtors has been speak about this lack of inventory. he says home sales are just moving sideways, not really breaking out higher even though the economic backdrop is favorable. here's why this is going to be a good year fo

let's go to deirdre bolton who has been breaking down the market reaction here. ll set to tell you about a turnaround for the s&p 500 and nasdaq, but i have been scooped as we just showed our viewers. the s&p 500 and nasdaq now down with the dow. i just want to take the silver lining at least for the dow. we had been down more than 180 points at one point in today's session earlier on. as you can see from your screens, we are down about 77 so we sort of more or less call that half, clawing back up. i want to tell you about the groups that are supporting the markets the most, that is to say limiting the losses. you're looking at utilities, duke energy posting solid results, infotech, applied materials, another corporate story, posting better than expected results, consumer staples, another strong part. but the part of the market that is really weighing and dragging down particularly the dow and s&p 500, they are mostly energy related plays. one in particular, marathon oil, posting very disappointing quarterly earnings as we know, we have seen the prices of oil come

deirdre bolton has more. reporter: this is the first time the u.s. has given details how they think the chinese government is using huawei to spy on the u.s. our colleagues at "wall street journal" they broke the story. they talked about spying through the backdoors as you alluded to. specifically american officials say huawei built equipment that allows it to tap into telecoms without alerting the carriers. so the u.s. supposedly kept this information highly classified until late last year. they started sharing it with allies in germany and the uk with the idea of getting them to freeze out huawei from building their 5g networks but both the uk and germany going forward with the contracts with huawei. the uk even saying they would allow huawei to build a limited amount of a non-core 5g infrastructure. for the record huawei strongly denies the u.s. government allegation. here is part of the company's statement. i won't read it verbatim but you will see words like a smoke screen. essentially the u.s. allegations defy accepted logic. they say that basi

deirdre bolton what is driving the latest follow-up selloff from the new york stock exchange. >> at least if you judge by the sectors putting the most weight on the markets it seems to be the coronavirus's potential effect on the global economy. that is really the biggest worry. that is what we're seeing drag down the markets. i like you showed the dow intraday. we were up 180 points. now we're down more than 270 right this second so let's talk about some of these groups. energy, materials, industrials, these are all groups that obviously people bet on when they think the global economy is expanding. the fact they're falling shows you that fear factor there is one stock, more than one, one in particular bucking the overall trend, this is moderna. this company actually shipped the first human ready vaccine to the government and 20, to 25 healthy adults agreed to be part of a study, neil. essentially we'll not know the results if the potential vaccination against coronavirus, we'll not know basically until july or august if it is effective but the clinical trials with the healthy humans are

deirdre bolton at new york stock exchange. reporter: neil, we're negative on the dow and awfulally close on s&p 500. we need to hit 107 lower to completely wipe out the gains from 2020. let me tell you some groups. you covered some weighing on these markets. if you look at any tech-related stocks down across the board. so you have chipmaker stocks, micron, qualcomm, nvidia, texas instruments are weighing on sector most heavily. yet you have tech overall. we've been talking about amazon and apple. apple saying last week sales this quarter would be less than what the company forecast because of disruptions to the supply chain. apple gets 17% of its revenue from china. amazon we reported this morning, actually it was "the new york times," amazon is sending out somewhat urgent emails to some of the companies that supply it for amazon's prime day. you may say, neil, who cares, that is in july? in 2019 amazon locked billions of dollars in sales. sold 175 million items in that 48-hour period, the most, if you like profitable two-day

deirdre bolton has all the fast moving developments from the big board. >> neil what a week, what a week indeed. this is the worst week for the dow we've seen since 2018. just the volatility alone today. as we can see down 470 points. we were down more than 900 points earlier. i want to highlight quickly some of the stocks that are limiting the losses on the dow. you have two pharmaceuticals, not a huge surprise in the backdrop of these fears about the coronavirus spreading and one staple which also does sell face masks. merck and pfizer, we know merck has had a long history of developing vaccines. so you do have the stock moving higher limiting some of the losses. pfizer as well, and 3m which does make the face masks. if you look at some drags on the average, part. reason today, why we're seeing so much weight you have apple, microsoft, two huge tech companies that both have exposure to china. apple in 2019 got 17% of revenue from china, microsoft about 10%. both of these companies saying they will miss this current quarter sales targets because of feeling effects of the coronavirus. al

deirdre bolton following all of this with the givers and takers. deirdre: we have been talking about this as the worst singular week since 2008 and of course, we are seeing these effects on all of these products you just went through, whether it's stocks or bonds or energy. but there are also so many corporate decisions that are being made and companies that are canceling their biggest events out of the year, just out of an abundance of caution. that was the language facebook used when it nixed its global marketing summit. this is the biggest see and be seen event of the year for them. they are not alone. they say basically the priority is the health and safety of their teams. microsoft, amazon, sony, epic games, we know epic games because they make fortnite, all pulled out of a gamers' conference scheduled for march. tech cloud company did the same, not hosting a sales conference next week. basically 3,000 more people should have gone to that. all these hotels, restaurants, local businesses will miss out. it affects certainly silicon valley but lot

deirdre bolton is here to tell us the top five paying jobs ine. go. >> med school.gist, ob/gyn, orthodontist. showing. stuart: i see salaries there. >> yep. stuart: are those starting salaries or average salaries. >> they are average salaries because as anybody who lives in big cities knows, that is probably double. for example if you're in new york city. there is a catch as there always is. four years of medical school is not exactly cheap. if you go to a public university for that four year degree which obviously on top of the bachelor's degree, 250-k is public medical school degree. 330-k on average. to put it in larger context. look at the median salary for an average american from the department of bureau of labor statistics, $49,000 a year. if you compare the 49,000 as the median, not average, median, you look at these top 10 jobs you can see where they're all doing pretty well. every single one we showed you on the top five, next five as well, all medical-related. stuart: you go to med school, you get a high-paying job and a ton of student debt. >> i was goin

deirdre bolton at the exchange. when will it actually be available this thing? company shipped vaccines to the government and 20 to 25 healthy human volunteers are basically agreed to be injected with this vaccine twice, see what kind of reaction it promotes in their immune system. see if that is the right kind of reaction to fight a virus such as the coronavirus. if this happens on the timeline you and i would talk about, this would be the fastest ever. i'm told moderna got sequencing for the coronavirus in january. they have don't this much work this far within a three-month time period, experts say that is a record time. if you compare that to that 2002 outbreak of sars virus it, took companies 20 months from start to finish to have a comparable product to come to market. if this works this would be the fastest ever. experts say we don't know until july or august. back to you. stuart: moderna has done well. deirdre, thank you. biden, another gaffe. he told a crowd of supporters at a rally in south carolina that he is running for senate. we talked to brian kil

. >> welcome back new coronavirus case in california weighing on toxin this morning, deirdre bolton onlooking at triple digit line to start of trading. >> maria looking at futures we see indicated to open lower by 388 points if we open at those levels we will be officially in correction territory defined as 10% lower than the most recent 5-week high essential the number we need to see is 361 points that would put us in correction territory as we ne we have to close there. won't call market before we even open, but so far this is shaping up to be the worst week for dow since 2008 financial crisis when we lost 7% in that one job i want to go through some stocks moving most data guru sending us notes microsoft apple i know specifically covering how these two companies have been affected saying not going to hit revenue targets due to the effect of coronavirus both stocks looking at them now premarket, they would take off 100 points from they just these two stocks alone maria taking a look at other ones going to pressure broader markets at least expected to fall when we open anheuser-busch

stuart: deirdre bolton is watching the mask makers. >> sure am, stuart. i have stats to bring to you. look at alpha protect. you can see that on the screens there. amazing rise. we've been talking about this. in less than one month more than $14 million in orders is placed with the company. think of this, each mask sells three to $5 depending on model you get. obviously you have a lot of orders to get to 14 million. lakeland is another one on the screens. hitting another new high. traders speaking with here, as i walk around the floor saying this selloff is real. i didn't need to hear that directly. when you look at the board, down close to 640 points. i was asking about a comparison. the fact this is the worst week for the dow since 2018, since the financial crisis. the fact we're in correction, i was saying what will it take to have this selling stop? so a lot of traders telling me, listen, we need some bit of good news orbits of good news to trickle in. whether that is about significant progress being made on the vaccine. we know that moderna has it sh