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Here's what's on tap tonight.

A major market sell-off stock limp into the weekend as the Dow falls over 600 points and

rates tumble the 10 year falling to 3.8%.

Will this Friday fade continue into next week?

We'll debate that.

Plus, a free fall at Intel shares crater, down 26% today as the chipmaker cuts its

workforce halted its dividend and gives us rate a grim forecast for the months ahead

just how did Intel go from Chip Pioneer to industry afterthought will go inside the numbers and later an epic week

for the Volatility Index, a bruising day after earnings for Amazon and a surprising number

of bright spots on an otherwise awful day for your money.

I'm Melissa Lee coming to you live from Studio B at the Nassack on the desk tonight.

Karen Feinerman Bono and Ice and Carterworth and Mike Coe.

And we start off with, of course, the market sell off on Wall Street today today markets closing off their worst levels of the session

but the Nas Act still sinking nearly 2.5 percent it is now down more than 10 percent

from the all-time high hit just three weeks ago the S&P down nearly 2% while the Dow shed 611

points, its biggest point dropped since February 2023. The small cap Russell 2000

index leading the loss is down more than 3.5 percent. It is now

nearly has nearly erased all its gains since the great rotation started last

month. The consumer discretionary sector, the biggest lager today with Amazon leading those losses after it gave

week guidance for the current quarter. Financials and energy stocks also

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