the bullish story is there if the macau story. >> thank you, don chu. the question, will the gaming streak continue. let's go to carter. hi, carter? >> i think the exposure and if you're a short seller, get in motion. two charts. first you have something that's basically gone from 80, almost triple. having been on a well-defined trend, it's now too far above trend. this is a problem. meaning, if you can stay at a 45 degree angle for a long time you can sustain it forever. this is euphoric. it's excessive. we think that's the problem. now the five-year chart or since inception. you can call your patterns anything you want. a lot of people talk about cups and handles. that is a cup and handle. you'll notice from this 150 level, the stock, of course, broke out. there's a textbook thing from the 1930s called a measured move. this level here 150, and this low of 85. sf you take the difference, it's 65 points. if you add 65 points to 150, it's 215. that's exactly where the stock went today. that is exactly where the stock closed today. it has met its price ob

don chu. what can this tumble in small caps mean for the broader market? let's call to carter braxenworth of oppenheimer. >> sure. this is by virtue of the small cap nature of the stocks in the russell, the most speculative part of the market. heretofore they've been limited from the market. there are no risks of syria and korea. these very extended small cap names are going to succumb. here's a comparative chart since the march '09 low of small cap versus the s&p. i'm going to toggle back and forth and then let's mark up the charts. there's the same time frame but in this instance small cap, s&p and then all emerging markets. there's just small cap and s&p. you have this spread which is just as wide as at any other time. basically this is starting to break. here we go. take a look at the comparative. this is emerging markets. small cap and u.s. equities don't have anything to do with emerging markets. they're going to influence these small cap names. here is the iwm itself. what you'll see is the orderly nature of these pullbacks. this is 12%. the next on

dominic chu has breaking news regarding boeing. don? >> that's right. remember earlier we heard phil lebeau talk about this idea there was a japan airlines at the airport in tokyo that may have seen smoke coming out of it. we have a boeing statement now. according to boeing statement, they say, quote, we are aware of the 787 issue that occurred tuesday afternoon at norita that appears to have involved the veb venting of a single battery cell. tissue occurred during scheduled maintenance activities with no passengers on board. the improvements made to the 787 battery system last year appeared to have work as designed. we sincerely regret any impact cost to japan airlines and are working with them to return this airplane to service. again, scott, just developments here. a statement from boeing acknowledging the battery issue and they say are working with japan airline to fix it. >> dom, thanks so much. dominic chu with the latest. let's get back to the three central questions that are facing everybody who is playing this market. whether the correction has