we have the director of tjm services, an options action contributor, and ron shaw of the global private equity firm gena ventures and bringing up the rear is art hogan, managing director at jeffries. since you are the last, the last go first. art hogan, do i need to be worried? >> tyler, it's interesting. you don't need to be worried. you need to be worried, it's august. we had a 50% move off our lows, we come in and have had a modicum of confusion and certainly a modicum of concern over the consumer, and certainly what the asian picture looks like. two pieces of economic data out of japan and china overnight that we're concerned about. remember, japan just came out of a recession. they have actually put a positive gdp number on the tip, not as strong as we thought. the biggest concern is the consumer, a lot of data out of the consumer. last week walmart making the bottom line lows, and home depot tomorrow. so we're concerned how far we have moved in a short period of time. and the market is taking probably what would you have to characterize as a healthy pullback, and what's probably g

that's not good. >> to ron shaw for a more bearish view. think you bears are getting it wrong in terms of pace of recovery. business has cut back so deep and so fast, inventories so low, we could see a much bigger rebound than you know. >> you hit the nail on the head. i think the key for a rebound here is going to be growth and expansion. the way we get that is overseas. our consumers are not yet buying, businesses not spending at increased levels. the fed is doing a good job to buy time for american companies, they're only doing half the job, the other half is incentivize companies to go overseas to get revenues and growth, the only way we're out of it. >> are we going to wrap now, guys? control room. we're going to rap. we will be getting back to the battle over health care next. can this thing ever get passed? first more on my big day in the field. >> half the people are not reading it and passing bills they're not reading. >> this is pure propaganda. unadulterated propaganda. >> i can tell you, it's a fraud. taking its rightful place i

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