really interested to see that the t bills, keith fitzgerald, the shorter duration ones from one month to 12 months are moving higher and you get the sense that the shorter end of the curve if you believe elon musk decided to weigh in on that is really an opportunity right now. >> i to share that thinking. when the market gets out of sorts you got to ask who is putting money in the corner of the room and who will pick it up? i've been looking at chevron. when we come back to 2024, and yield beginning to change. liz: this is more than just apple. we are hitting a session low at the moment for the dow. loss of 146 points, now it is 148, not the worst thing in the world but when you look at the swing from nearly 300 points down another 146, 450 point swing here, all because of a single stock. does that not mean whatever the nasdaq did when they re-rated amazon and apple, not really having an effect, or is it just a technical selloff? >> i think it is a combination of a lot of things. obviously apple with the power that apple has is a factor. people like to read through that. often times y

teddy weissberg and keith fitzgerald. the past four days look like wall street is the beat but volatility spiked about 14%. you see august or dead serious for investors? >> to begin it looks like the market has run out of steam into a wall. primarily in the tech sector, those are the high-profile babies that carry heavy water for months for the stock market while they have lagged behind but they've clearly gotten tired and rolled over and high-profile stocks like microsoft and apple, tesla breaking down below the 50 day moving average. it is probably okay, they've had big moves and rest a little bit but you get two or three bad days for a week of negative action and high-profile and everybody runs. i'm not quite sure we are there yet but the bottom line is, there's strength in the energy stocks today and i see movement into big stock more or less defensive but the markets had a decent move, broad markets had a decent move. we are working our way through earnings and the earnings on balance better than expected so the key

walmart tomorrow which will give us a good window into the consumer right now, joy to be the fitzgerald group keithw do you assess the consumer? >> i think the consumer has challenges and the walls are strapped in this earnings season particular with tj and walmart and target is going to be stretched. i think were going to see a cutback in spending, we've been talking about with home depot all week and big ticket items, hold back on the wallet and very concerned by what i see. maria: let's talk about what we can focus on in this upcoming quarter, i know were expected at dollar 39 and earnings of revenue 25.16 billion, what are you focusing on. >> were looking at the comps expected to be gone for preset, this time last year was when they cleared the dacs, the consumer change the habits and stop spending on discretionary so margins were obliterated last year. the key is targets traffic has been up the last 12 quarters. if that changes this quarter, that is a see change, you also think about a controversy around target and they did lose a portion of the consumer base that is boycotting them. i think t