Well, late afternoon slum, sending the Dow lower for the third straight day.

Just barely though, we did get slight games for the S&P and

Nasdaq. That's the scorecard on Wall Street but the action is just

getting started. Welcome to Closing Bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan with

John Fort. Yeah, and the Dow now on pays for its worst week since October.

Energy, the best performing sector as W.T.I. Crude keeps rallying Consumer Stapels, the big loser.

Now investors turn their attention to another read on the state of the consumer.

We're going to have instant analysis of Levi Strauss's results as soon as they're

released. Also ahead. Real Estate's been the worst performing S&P sector this year,

but Blackstone's global co-head of real estate tells us where she sees buying opportunities

across the broader space.

That's coming up.

Yeah, let's get to today's action now with our market panel,

Barbara Durand of B. D.8 Capital Partners and David Kelly of

J.P. Morgan Asset Management. Welcome both of you. David, we've got one more trading day

before the jobs report. You're still expecting three cuts this year, not

everybody at the Fed is. So how important is that report? What are you looking

for sort of in the hours ahead of it as we see the major

indices sort of treading water here? Well I think it is important that we get

three rate cuts the futures market is nervously still pricing in three rate cuts this year and

pricing in a first cut in June. But it's close. I mean you can hear voices on the

Fed saying, why do we need to do it now? Why do we wait? And my response to that is, look, the economy is in pretty

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