with oneness, ric edelman, is with us now. people are having a hard time getting back on track.g a major push to get back on track. >> is really fascinating that not a lot of folks on capitol hill are talking about the stock market. people are indisbelieve. many believe that it is unsustainable. but in fact, it really is. gerri: i think a lot of people out thre -- they worry about the stock market. they are worried that they are above it. of course, americans have been a lot of this in the past. they saw a.com bubble. they believe they are seeing a housing bubble. would he think the right responses? what is the right action for any investor to take? >> we have to understand how bubbles occur. what we see ght now is based on corporate profits. the stock market is pric very fairly. that is not the case back in 2000 with the.com bubble. it ctainly wasn't the case in 2008. the market is not going to contue to grow the rest of the year the way to pass the hour. what that really means is you can get bck in e water. you don't have to have this fear that we are going to have a return o2

>> we will be talking about it with ric edelman, one of the top-ranked financial advisers in the countryher brick stores as well. ashley: as always. thank you. do not miss the willis report tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern time right here on fox business. tracy: breaking news. oil joining the market sell-off closing down $2.804. $95.40 per barrel. that is a drop of nearly 3%. that should not surprise anybody. oracle says it is set to report its fifth quarter -- fourth quarter earnings. there are expecting a strong report, we are in the newsroom with the report. >> reporter: expected to do much better. recently strong fourth quarter, expected to $0.87 earnings per share in the fourth quarter up from $11 billion in revenue. this will be good news, two major deals with the department of veterans affairs and the washington state university system which would be an upgrade from an already existing system. this is believed to be worth more than $100 million. now, this would also be a bounce back from two previous week quarters when they reported new software licenses down, falling by 2%. subscript