are names you know well, they are names that are in a lot of tech portfolios, hp, ibm, dell, cisco, unisys, microsoft, intel. s&p 500 tech companies as a group get about 60% of their revenues from overseas. that is the highest foreign exposure of any be other sector in the s&p 500. even apple has sold more iphones in china in the last three years than in the u.s. in fact, apple gets about 20% of its annual revenue from china. the chinese president, of course, saying china will punch back, we'll not be forced to, quote-unquote, eat the bitter fruit. so the tension rising between the world's two biggest economies and investors are becoming more nasdaq. the nasdaq -- more intense. that is the nasdaq's longest losing streak in about two months' time. liz, a lot on the table here, a lot is very complicated with the sourcing, the components parts between the u.s., between north america and asia. in the meantime, back to you. liz: and tech was a leader, deirdre, so the leader is now lagging. that goes for energy too on a day like this. so as we look at the fear that is kind of encompassing the ma