Good Wednesday morning. Welcome to another hour's walk in the street. I'm Carl

Kintanilla with David Faber here at Post 9 of the New York Stock Exchange. Sarah

Eisen is live from 30 Rock this hour. Markets appreciating some of the earnings we're getting

as we continue to chip away

at Q3 results at Morgan Stanley and United Airlines among the highlights today, although the

S&P's down a touch once again approaching 5,800. Treasury is a little bit of relief as the

tenure works its way back to 4%. Not much data or Fed speak today, although we did get export

and import prices era.

Yes, 30 minutes here into the trading session. Here are some movers we're watching.

More results out of the financials, regionals like Citizens Financial, U.S. Bank Corp, First Horizon, all on the move.

Plus check out shares of Morgan Stanley, the last of the big banks to report.

It's having a good day, especially good day,

up 7.5%. We're going to break down the numbers with CEO Ted Pick in just a moment. Transportation

stocks also on the move, United Airlines and JV. Hunt, both calling out strengthening demand in their

markets with United raising forecasts, and the airlines are having a good day today as well. Look at United

up more than 9%. Retail, focus luxury name LvMH missing estimates

calling the outlook uncertain while Adidas just raised its profit target for the

third time in a row and that's guys where I would love to start which is the

state of the consumer we do get the big retail sales number out tomorrow.

We'll also get jobless claims, expect them to be skewed because of the hurricane.

But retail sales really important because more than 70% of our economy is driven by consumption.

And if we want to know where the economy is going, look at the consumer. So let's go to the

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