the stock is barely up today masco. now, we have been waiting to get into home depot. there is nothing wrong there lowe's is doing home renovation. i would like to see it a tad low. walmart is never coming down but now it is coming down. final bull market it autos no one feels safe using mass transit or car pooling they're leaving the city for the suburbs or whatever they call these days i bet the first of many by new ceo and jim farley, he's not going to tout, he knows it is too early. i want to buy my wife an f-150 for her birthday because sharing is caring. hey, we got tesla. that stock is way down 55 points. now of course you don't have to do anything. that's always an option. you can sit down and wait. at which point you want to sell some stocks or raise capital for the next beat down you want to be psychological prepared for days like today the market froze the sales from you. too much chance you will end up buying the wrong thing please, if you are worried that stocks will keep on getting hammered and be ready -- i am scared and i don't know what to do by the wa

i had to pare back my exposure to masco but what's more important is where do yields price? i believe that's where the source of capital that could power equities higher both domestically and globally will come from. it will come from investors that have been in fixed income for many, many years that's something that's going to be a catalyst for me in the decisions that i make. but those decisions will be made on the other side of the election and knowing what the outcome will be. >> you're calling the end of the bull markets, terranova? >> no, i would never do that no absolutely not >> i'll call it. >> i think what we have learned is to be prepared for anything i said before, you could have a 10% decline that mike wilson is calling for on a contested election there's a variety of different outcomes here. there's even the potential outcome that president trump wins re-election and what would be perceived to be a higher equities market could be lower you have to be prepared for everything and understand your risk assumption. we don't call the end of the bond/bu bull market we

masco is behind behr paint and faucets, and the trend will continue into 2021 as well tupper wear, up1%. a huge revenue beat because more people are cooking at home, storing their foods and leftovers in tupper ware containers carl, very interesting story lines developing, much of which centered around the covid-19 outbreaks. back over to you >> things that our viewers obviously can relate to, dom thank you for that joining us to talk about the sell-off today, guys, good morning, good to see both of you. >> thanks. >> brian, if i know you, your take is that this is maybe an unreasonable reaction to what we're seeing out of europe >> well, considering the three-headed negative frenzy that seems to be controlling momentum on the market, no, it's not surprising and i know a lot of people have been calling for a correction. we're investors and, yeah, you do know me if you take a look at europe as an asset, it's been a declining asset for ten years. and you look at how europe from a fundamental respect relies on emerging markets, i think those two areas should continue to be avoided. if you

there's your housing stocks as well as masco on the upside. >> with rising covid cases around the world and the election less than one week away, is volatility to stay for the next ten days or so? laura cain and rebecca feltman from riverfront investment groups i forget, i think it was you, rebecca, who said -- no, maybe it was you, laura -- yeah, rebecca that said we've got the collision of uncertainty and high valuations, right >> absolutely. thank you so much for having me. and i think that that is the biggest issue that we've got going on today appreciate the fact that the lockdown is a scare, but the uncertainty factor when you think about the fact that the polls have tightened, the virus cases are up, and we don't know when we're going to get a stimulus regardless of how we are and certain about all those things, the one thing we can be certain about is the economy has been on a positive trend as well as the q3 earnings, by and large, have been solid. >> do you worry that if covid reasserts itself, as it certainly appears to be doing right now, that some of that economic rebound m