right now we discuss and debate with your investment committee today that is jenny harrington, rob see chan, jim lebenthal, pete najarian, co-founder of market rebellion.com. new quarter, second half, mostly like they went out first half. s&p 500 and nasdaq are trying to avoid a fifth straight day of declines all three on track for a fourth losing week in the last five it has been ugly out there recently, maybe not as bad now we're seeing mid and small caps turnaround markets are down but not by a lot compared to where they were. intel, worst performer on the dow today, it lost 3.5%. major average is down about four-tenths to one half of one percent. yields on the ten year are the lowest in a month. they are down. bank of america noting that globally, global government bonds, this is the worst start to a year for government bonds worldwide since 1865 not 1965 1865 jenny harrington, kind of sums up the year, does it not out with the old, in with the new. where do we go from here >> one of the things i think about is time frame compression. everything happens more quickly today than when i st