Good Tuesday morning and welcome back to Squawk on the Street. I'm Sarah Eisen with Carl Kintanilla and David Faber.

We are live at post nine of the New York Stock Exchange.

Stocks right now are under pressure. The S&P is down six-tenths of a percent. We've come back a little bit, but the NASDAQ is getting hit harder. It's down eight-tenths. two spots that are working, financials and real estate.

Everything else is lower.

We've got a lot of earnings to talk about,

but at the bottom of the pack today, you have energy, industrial. spots that are working financials and real estate everything else is lower

we've got a lot of earnings to talk about but at the bottom of the pack today

you have energy industrials and information technologies as for treasuries right

now we'll show you what's going on again we're data light here in the middle

of the shutdown but there's buying of safe haven treasuries and that's

pushing yields lower we've got the tenure now back below 4.1. That's where it ran up to after Powell last week. So that's reversing.

Today, Goldman Sachs, Chief U.S. equity strategist, David Koston will join us with his take on this

renewed volatility and the one potential red flag for the market from earnings season so far.

And then speaking of earnings, Palantir getting slammed this morning, despite strong results across the board. We'll take a look at what's driving the move. It's down almost 7%.

And then a titan in the sports world, we will be joined by Ted Leonzes, the owner of the Washington Capitals, Wizards, Mystics,

says team valuations keep rising,

and ratings hold strong.

But guys, since we don't have the official data,

what we do have, we are blessed with a ton of earnings

and from all different kinds of sectors.

So I pulled out some key quotes about what companies and CEOs

are telling us about the consumer right now,

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