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s&p 500. we're talking about kohl's, nordstrom, target, dollar tree, they're up pretty decently on an otherwise very down day. so it sure seems like that there's a move away from some of the retailers more tied toward international trade and china perhaps on the luxury side of things and more towards domestically focused retailers like these guys here back over to you. >> dom chu at hq. >>> let's bring in senior investment strategist brian jacobson brian, thanks for joining us today. >> my pleasure >> all right given the fact that we have the dow down about 400 points right now, you've got rising rates is this just sort of the latest step in what some market experts like our own mike santoli have been referring to as a stealth pullback or is this the beginning of a deeper retreat? >> we believe this is probably a short pullback what we were expecting at the beginning of the year is that we would see the s&p 500 make a run towards 2950 with the portfolios that we manage, we had an overweight towards u.s. equities. when we got up towards 2930 we started taking that back in anticipation that risin

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s&p leaders here. general mills, kohl's, public service enterprises and campbell soup as we head into the fall. where are the big program trades? at certain points, shouldn't we be seeing the high frequency guys seeing an opportunity as the dow falls 600 or so points? >> yeah, you bring up a really interesting point. when you think about what happens in october, there's three things. first we get ready for the earnings reporting season and there is some caution about that because we think both the strong dollar and trading tariff will adversely affect guidance. i think the second thing is you have a blackout period for company buy-backs. one of the large buyers of the market is not there today. any other day where we have 1% or 2% moving the market, you will see buyers coming in at some point to attempt a rally. we saw none of that today. a lot of that has to do with the fact we are in a quiet period for buy-backs. the third thing, we thought after we got nafta 2.0 accomplished we would pivot to china and get something accomplished. the rhetoric from china has gotten worse, not better. we are c

s&p 500, down 2.2% and the dow jones down 1.5%. let's talk about these stocks, snap down almost 15%. amazon down 8.5%. alphabet down more than 5% after earnings. kohl'seenie is here, u.s. director of research for bloomberg intelligence. paul, so some things to quibble about in earnings, but generally you would not fault these companies too much. >> obviously, a weaker tech take today, but for amazon and google last night it was a story of pretty solid results. but a little bit light on revenue. we talk about these names, these are revenue growth stories. in the case of amazon, this is a company that has chosen to differ near-term profitability by reinvesting all the money back into the business. and investors have been ok with that, as long as the topline growth is there and some of the newer businesses, like the cloud business. so last night revenue came in a little bit light, and on the fourth quarter guidance revenue was less than expected, so that is impacting amazon at this point. vonnie: is this a structural issue? we saw consumer spending coming in strong today and we have seen michigan's expectations quite strong, better than the market antic

kohl's is going to do just fine, and target. >> we'll be watching rates closely over the next 24 hours ten-year, 319. >> oil is going to snap back quickly. >> set's go out on a high note we still have some time. the dow was down 300, now down 271. "power lunch" will pick up that story, that begins right now >>> i'm melissa lee. rising rates, bonds hit multiyear high this is record breaking run in danger >>> it's been one month since amazon, facebook, alphabet, hit new high where do we go from here >>> and how china infiltrated america's tech companies including apple and amazon and possibly the u.s. government the fallout, straight ahead. "power lunch" starts right now

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including kohl's, dollar tree, dollar general, focusing on mid scale consumers based in the u.s., they did well. as we talk about the market dynamics developing here, yes, it was only 17 stocks in the shat closed higher yesterday, many of those consumer staples some of them multi line retailers like these here. >> crazy, loco, going wild that's what president trump said about the fet aftd after the ma sold off yesterday eamon jave ejavers has more from washington >> the president told me on tuesday he doesn't like to get involved on these issues i asked if he spoke with jay powell about his feeling that the fed is going too fast, the president said i don't like to get involved he said, no, he hasn't spoken to him. that was tuesday yesterday the president said the fed has gone crazy the president reacting to that 800 point drop in the dow yesterday, and last night he called into fox news and went further than that. >> the problem in my opinion is treasuries and the fed the fed is going loco. there is no reason for them to do it. i'm not happy about it >> there the president saying the fed has gone loco. overnight we got reaction from the imf in bali. a number of officials responding h