It is a mixed session for the major averages as the NASDAQ moves higher while Goldman Sachs weighs heavily on the dow.

This is the make or break hour for your money. Welcome to closing bell. I'm Mike Santoldi.

Sarah Eisen is at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Here's where things stand in the market.

The S&P 500 fighting its way back toward that 4,000 mark, but you do see the weakness

there in the Dow all day.

It's been the underperformer under the weight

of a couple of big financial components.

Look at the worst performers so far today in the Dow.

Goldman Sachs leading to the downside.

Remember, this is a price weighted index,

big individual dollar drops, really do weigh on a traveler's

also a disappointment on earnings.

We're going to talk about that a little bit more.

And then Verizon 3M Honeywell also contributing to

some of that downside action tech a relative bright spot today.

Coming up on today show we have two key interviews from Davos on the consumer and the supply chain. We'll hear from

HP CEO Enrique Lores about the PC market and what he's seeing out of China and later

the CEO of William Sonoma weighs in on the state of the US consumer and her read on inflation.

Let's get a look at the market and how it's situated relative to where we've been.

First couple of weeks of the year really got people thinking that we had a

risk on move very broad rally in the first couple of weeks in the S&P 500 some

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