We've got right across the board today as investors await tomorrow's crucial

CPI inflation report.

Nas X down more than 1.4 percent. We're near session lows. The most important

hour of trading starts now. Welcome everyone to Closing Bell. I'm Sarah Eisen. Take a look at

where we stand in the market right now. S&P's off a little more than 1%. You've got

every sector in the red right now. Consumer Staples are holding up the best

communication services at the

bottom of the pack down one and a half percent along with financials technology

and materials. The NASDAQ as I mentioned down one and a half percent so

it was pretty much weakness across the board in the

cyclicals in the tech stocks as well what's what's weighing particularly some of

the big cap tech players like an NVIDIA lower today small caps down 1 and a quarter percent here's a look at some of the most actively traded and a while down 7% we're actually going to talk about that later in the market zone

with Phil LaBoe. The Chinese internet name's giving back some of their recent big

gains and they have been winners in the last week or so. Carnival cruises down

another 8.3% it's been slammed all year long. Coming up on today's show,

Tech Fund Manager Kevin Landis says it is time to put your shopping list together.

Even as the Nasdaq sinks again today, he's going to tell us the three names that made his cut and what he calls all weather growth industries.

And speaking of tech, Meta officially trading under its new ticker symbol today,

as the stock sits about 50% below its highs. We'll talk to a bullish

analyst about why he sees some big upside ahead for Meta. Let's kick it off

though with the broader market, Mike Santoli, taking a look at stocks

versus bonds for his dashboard today including we must hit

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