And right now on fast we're counting down to earnings from some of the

country's biggest retailers from Walmart to Home Depot. What you couldn't expect

from those reports next week and what they could say about the state of the

consumer. Plus SMI slum shares in video dropping another 3.6% today. The chip

giant has now fallen over 15% from its all time high. That was it less than a

month ago. So where's the sector going next? Well the chartmaster he gives us

his two pennies and later a chart of the week this doc seeing its best weeks

since going public more than 7070 years ago. What is it? And is it too late

to buy in? We're going to look for some answers. I'm Courtney Reagan in this

evening for Melissa Lee. This is Fast Money Live from the Nasdaq Market site on

the desk tonight. You have Tim Seymour, Julie Bell, Bono and Ithan and our guest

trader tonight is Victoria Fernandez of Crossmark Global. Thank you all for

joining us here tonight. We are going to start with a sputtering end to a pretty

fall to week. The down managing again while both the Nasdaq and the S&P were

lower on the day. All three indexes though well off their lows after a

hotter than expected inflation report. Whole sale prices rising more than

forecast in July. A shift from the narrative we'd started to get used to both

the Nasdaq and the S&P posted their second straight week of losses. It was the

first time the Nasdaq has done that all year. But now focus shifts to the

next crop of earnings reports with the retailers. Those are the big headlines

we're going to see next week. Home Depot first Walmart target tjx. They're all

on the calendar along with some others. The stocks mostly winners over the past

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