Welcome to overtime, thanks Sarah. I'm Scott Walker. It's good to have everybody with us today.

You just heard the bells. We are just getting started in just a little bit.

I'll speak with Wed Bush analyst Dan Ives on when the pain in Apple and Tesla is likely to subside.

We do begin though with our talk of the tape.

The body blow this market keeps taking and when it might end.

Maybe it got off the mat a little bit today.

Let's ask Mad Money's Jim Kramer.

He is with me right now.

Jim, it's always good to have you.

I feel like the market did a little rope-a-dope at the end here.

What's this about?

It didn't feel like a flow like a butterfly sting like a bee market. I have to tell you

this is an otherworldly market and you know what Scott it actually would have been better

Had it been down because I think people just think that the phoniness of the market, the inability of the market to make any

sense versus what's going on in the economy, that it has just made it so the people say,

you don't want to be in it.

And that is really a shame, but that's because we have not choked off inflation.

And until we win some battles in inflation, you're going to continue to see people

get attracted by a market that's down, and expiration can be big but there's really there's like

very few players because people just hate this market and I think that's a shame

Scott because you and I both know that there are a lot of companies that are

selling at four or five, six, seven times

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