Well you got your scorecard on Wall Street but winners stay late welcome to overtime I'm

John Fort back with Morgan Brennan.

Welcome back retail and sharp focus today as Walmart pulls back on earnings and

Macy's gets a major boost and we'll get more

reads on the consumer this hour when Gap and Ross stores report results we

will bring you those numbers as soon as they cross.

Plus Carvana shares sinking about 5% but off the midday lows on news that

Amazon's getting into the auto sales business starting with Hyundai. We're

going to talk to Karvana CEO exclusively about that news and how it shakes up his business, if at all.

Let's begin though with the market in a more muted session today, but still pacing for big gains

on the week.

Energy by far the worst performing sector on the session as oil prices slide.

Joining us now as vital knowledge founder Adam Chrysophoulli and UBS Wealth Management, senior

U.S. equity Strategist, Nadia Level.

Nadia, welcome, first of all.

At UBS, you guys seem to have a somewhat sunny perspective on where the economy is headed from here.

You think yields are coming down, particularly on the 10-year,

and the S&P can go higher.

Yes, I would characterize it as a sunny outlook.

I would have characterized people as a balanced outlook.

We do expect the economy to slow, but we don't expect a recession, and so that should help

bonnials to come down as well.

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