scott wren andis alessio de longis. scott, let's get the view on the earnings.ough the morning but the story has been surprised to the upside, you .ill do ok in the market, part, thatthe most is how it is every earning season and so far. we are looking for 6% to 7% earnings growth this quarter when it is all over and done with. we are in that range right now. certainly, as always, there is a handful of companies that really beat big time, companies that fall short. overall, this is going to be a far tougher comp in the second quarter than it was in the first quarter of this year. goldman sachs yesterday coming out saying it would be tech and financials. tech will lead the sales growth, it will be the big guys like google and amazon. is that how you look at earning season, continuing to be those players? alessio: yes. we see these strong earnings as what we expected. you still have positive surprises but earnings are a slightly lagging indicator of the business cycle. this strong earnings performance is in line with the fantastic global growth upswing we have see

think it will continue to do well. >> we'll see how the cash registers bring, barry bannister, scott wrennks. >> thank you >>> when we come back, more pain for tesla shareholders, now below $316 the company failing to achieve a top score in one of several tests conducted by iihs on the model s. this was a $386 stock less than two weeks ago. rick santelli, what are you watching >> you know, eight trading days ago we settled at 213 on the 26th of june we're trading 238. pretty big move, not unique to the u.s. sovereign market. we're going to talk about where the next stock will be and what the new range may be for ten year notes after the break >>> coming up today on half time, a man who moves markets, one of wall street's most closely followed traders, mark fisher, joins us live today. he's talking about where the market goes next and the possibility of picking an oil bottom and he is taking sides on the great debate over where to find value in energy stocks. plus we'll find out mark fisher's list of 40 essential stocks to own right now. that report noon eastern top of the hour carl, see y