All right and welcome everybody to see

and we see's fast money in our continued coverage of the markets and

turmoil I am Brian Sullivan thank you very much for joining us

another big night and we pretty much gave back in the market everything that we gained yesterday up one day down

the next the now Jones industrial average falling over 400 points the NASDAQ which

soared yesterday losing one and a half percent today and we have got your team lined up. We've got

Karen, Guy, Tim, and Dan also got a great guest for you, Marco Kalanovich, the man

who moves markets of JP Morgan, he thinks the bottom is in.

He'll be here to explain why.

We're going to talk about what he's seeing and why he's studying

coronavirus trends around the world to try to understand the stock market.

Netflix made a new high, Bed Bath and beyond.

That stock is actually up a little bit after hours,

but it's down about 80% over the past year. We got a triple whammy though. We got to start with

really today in the market. Bad data on retail. Oil fined a nearly 20-year

lows and banks continue to drop on their earnings concern.

Gaya Dami, of those three, because I would argue and I said on Twitter, I didn't think data mattered

at all.

Of those three, which one matters the most to you?

I think the fact that oil can't get out of its own way out of those three.

I mean, bank earnings and bank, the way the banks have traded. I mean bank earnings and the way the banks have

traded I mean we could talk about that but the way the data we knew was going to

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