Welcome to Closing Bill, I'm Scott Wabder Live from Post 9, right here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This make a break hour begins with some big questions about the economy, the markets, your money, and where all of it is going from here.

We'll ask our experts over this final stretch.

Take a look at the scorecard.

Now, with 60 minutes to go in regulations, stocks have been capped for much of the day as you see.

We're read across the board. Job openings, well that report today came in weaker and that only added two

concerns about the health of the labor market. It's showing up today almost

everywhere. Yields well they fell on the news. Energy is the weakest sector today. Oil turning

negative for 2024. Health care a laggard and as for big tech all eyes there, all eyes

on NVIDIA they're getting a little bit back from yesterday's move lower, but even

that has now rolled negative yet again, and that is down. That stock is by 1 3 quarters percent.

It takes us to our talk of the tape now, skittish stocks,

and whether we're heading for another stretch of volatility.

Let's ask our panelists, Liz Young Thomas of Sofai

is the head of investment strategy and

Nastasia Amaroso is chief investment strategist for I Capital both here with us

at post nine ladies welcome thank you Liz you first first, what is this?

Is this just, you know, a growth scare and nothing more than that?

What's happening here?

Well, I don't, I don't think people are scared of growth yet.

We've got, we had strong retail sales feeding through into

GDP. GDP got revised upward for the third quarter. I think expectations for

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