on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, megan leonhardt and jack hough.t is been a while since i had to ask you this question. why did stocks go down. >> stocks went down, they did the nasdaq lost over 3%, the s&p 2%, the worst week for both of the index in september which is actually a couple of months ago. if you look at it it's bad inflation and about powell the inflation readings came in hotter and fed chair jerome powell came out and said we will probably cut rates in december but after that who knows. the market has been counting on rates is partially why is able to sustain the high evaluations and that causes for people to take profits and in the rpp s&p 500. value etf that is one of the few etf's that went up everything else has pulled back. i want to point out powell was hedging his backs we have the jobs report coming up i think this is where we will hinge on whether we get a car or upon for the december rate. all eyes on the november jobs report. the trump train band is looking different. if you look at the market is shot out of the gate out of

on the barron's on table ben levisohn, megan leonhardt and jack hough.it of a halloween selloff in the markets on thursday they recovered a bit on friday what spooked investors and we governing from meta microsoft, that was enough to scare the markets and cause s&p 500 to fall enough that they finished down for the month in october since 2009 and finished the euro 23 now present and is not necessarily the end of the world. on friday we got a pretty weak job super, weak jobs report and the market wasn't spooked it was 100,000 less than expected to the bls which releases the data came and said please ignore this and is messed up by the hurricanes and strikes so it doesn't give a reliable reading for the data in the private payroll number that was quite good, people decide to look through this especially since other data has been pretty good. >> the fed that we will hear from soon. >> it's a big week next week not only because of the election but because we get up that decision. were looking at 25 basis points and that should be an interesting. , we did see