It is a mixed session for the major averages to close out a mostly downbeat week as attention turns to Tuesday's inflation report.

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Here's where things stand in the market.

The S&P 500 really been kind of twitching around the flat line

most of the day.

Now slightly positive, actually did have a bit of a decline less than half

a percent at the lows for the day the Dow outperforming some of the

defensive issues such as United Health behind that the NASDAQ giving some

back Tesla is a downside leader there.

10 year note, bumping higher above 3.74%.

Here's the scorecard for the week on the major averages.

The NASDAQ is faring the worst. Of course it was strongest

the year today coming into this week but it has shown declines week to date. The

S&P 500 down about a percent percent 1.2 percent or so at this point, still at more than 6 percent year to date.

Coming up on today's show, we'll talk to content and advertising expert, Gary Vainerchuck, whose

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All right, well, let's take a look at the S&P 500 where this week's action, a little bit of a payback

week for the S&P 500 has taken it.

You know, we're kind of knocking around this 4,100 level. The highs for this rally, which started at the

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