scott. >> the world might be big enough, especially with the numbers that e-mack talked about to have wal-martamazon thrive. it's interesting to look at when you look at the two stocks, maybe they don't cannibalize each other, maybe they there together. stuart: 10 million in consumer spending-- i think he said tens of billions. ashley: 45 to 60 billion. stuart: 45 to 60 billion. ashley: up for grabs because of the department store closings. stuart: they all close leaving fewer outlets, bricks and mortar so you've got 45 billion extra to be spent on the bricks and mortar. >> that's the theory. >> and 55 on target as of this morning. >> all right, now, we're up. we've turned the dow around and now we're up six points. 20,612. okay? down 372 yesterday. up 6 as of this morning. how about the nasdaq? has that turned around? it's the home of the technology