ryan dietrich said the so-called death cross is not always a bearish indicator. t of investors are afraid of it. is it just rumor, old wives tale or what? >> well, david, when you get down to it, has a really good name if nothing else. death cross gets exciting. when you go back in history, for instance the russell 2000 had a death cross right in september 2007. that was major peak. the only issue we see these death crosses every couple years and stats suggest they really aren't that bearish. now the opposite of the death cross is a called a golden cross. when the 50 day comes above 200 day. that is bullish signal. what happens after about a month, you see underperformance after a death cross but once you get three to six months where there is considered bigger term change in trend signal, it is outperformance after a death cross versus bullish golden cross. yes, there could be a big selloff after this. not saying there can't be but history says don't panic on death cross. david: russell 2000 was up a little bit today. not significantly. not nearly enough to wipe

ryan dietrich, john buckingham. larry shover we'll see you when s&p futures close in couple minutes. thanks, guys. liz: get the shovel-ready. expected to be a bitter and frigid winter across the united states. what will that mean for energy prices? are your heating bills about to skyrocket? is our power grid ready? we are asking someone with a major hand in the game. first energy ceo and president anthony alexander. it is a fox business exclusive. david: also, look at this. we have a murky jobs outlook, we've got a slowdown in china, europe moving toward a recession. the fed has a lot more to consider than just inflation and unemployment. could wall street be getting a little ahead of itself? will a rate hike actually come much later than expected? we'll be talking about that with a guest. liz: and forget outlooks and cables. how about charging your device simply by leaving it on a mat? that is the idea behind power mat. they are making their way to starbucks, mcdonald's, even to your car. we're talking to the compa

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according to ryan dietrich, at see it market, october is traditionally, get this, the best performingring the second year of a presidential cycle. keep up with that. the month has gained 3.35% on average since 1950. liz: best opening in labor day when there wasn't a thursday involved. not only is october the best month overall, it also has the best five-day stretch to own stocks. what are those five days? buying the close, write this down. buying the close on october 27th, has returned an average of 1.7% over the next five days. that is the most of any other week of the year. ashley: october 27th. liz: by the close. ashley: while fed hawks say inflation is biggest economic worry, one wall street billionaire says the structural headwinds make inflation concerns a thing of the past. there is much bigger concern that needs to be addressed. >> what is the one hidden danger we should fear most? how could it impact you, the investor and your money? joining news "first on fox business" interview, will lure ross, w.l. ross company chairman and ceo. honestly, wilbur, i saw this, everyone will