the spdr fell. so is this the new energy trade? biden is winning in the polls and he said he wanted to put an end to fossil fuels, it doesn't take a rocket scientist that oil is going to fall off a cliff. but look at solar, up 138% but election is not a done deal yet. you could see these trades unwind you are going to get a lot of volatility in the next three, four, five days until we figure out who is president >>> what do you say about the overall trade, not just for solar. >> another thing to keep in mind is the whole impact investing. i think that continues at a minimum in the secular trend away from fossil to renewables that was in place through our current administration i don't see that changing soon >> ready to say good-bye to big oil? >> i think we have been ready to do that for a long time. saudi arabia sold off their oil reserves, not all of them. and it is almost a self fulfilli fulfilling prophesy. people scoff at those, but those are the kind i like. i still like the first solar trade. >> final trade bonawyn? >> resta

here is the spdr tears, xlb, yes, xlb, looking at it right now, it may be down today but it has had a to the upside. we're watching all of this, mark, great to see you. a friend of this network from day one. we really appreciate it. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, liz. liz: a bunch of breaking news coming after the bell. tesla earnings, whirlpool, chipotle, las vegas sands. you have got to stay tuned as we watch a mark sweat waiting for solid news whether we will get a stimulus relief package and how much. the white house says final-off, 1.9 trillion. nancy pelosi still at 2.2 trillion. [closing bell ring] in is the closing bell. s&p is down 7. dow down 91. time for "after the bell." connell: going negative there in the final moments of trade. really not a great close at all t was a choppy session overall throughout the day, lawmakers continue to try to hammer out the stimulus deal. we'll talk about that. i'm connell mcshane reporting from the state of minnesota. we welcome you in "after the bell." numbers on major averages it was a swing between gains and losses throughout the t

now, the spdr energy etf slumped almost 4% today and as you mentioned, apachi down almost 4%.s the biggest decliner. marathon oil, occidental petroleum, exxonmobil, ha haliburton, schlumberger getting hit. lot of red across the board. phillips as well. crude hitting a three-month low today, by the way. so again, preparing for yet another hurricane to strike the gulf coast. back to you. liz: those poor folks down there on the louisiana coast. they just can't catch a break. thank you, cheryl. >>> the number three. three percentage points down for three big tech names. google, twitter and facebook. now, less than 48 hours from now, the ceos of those three compani companies, joining is a really pleasant word. they will be sitting before a senate committee specifically to answer questions, this is a senate commerce committee, to answer some issues about the immunities provided by the so-called section 230 of the communications decency act. in other words, what does this mean? it means that they are having their feet held to the fire by the government for all kinds of issues that ma