Like in the Nasdaq Market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is

Best Money.

Here's what's on tap tonight.

Consumer crunch from Target to Best Buy, the dollar gen to unain the home furnishing

stock, the damage to these names is sending an ominous warning about the consumer.

Is the market too worried or not worried enough?

Plus, the ultimate game of would you rather will grill the traders and weather over the next

six months?

They prefer to hold treasuries or some of the best to breed big caps.

And later, we'll go inside the major move lower in stocks in Mexico by foot lockers

recent rebound could be for real and how the rising 10 years going to strip many millions

from the next mega millions winner.

I'm also Lee Cummings, you'll ask from Studio B at the Nasdaq on the desk tonight.

Tim Seymour, Karen Feynerman, Bono and Ison and Guy Dami.

We start off with the market slide that left no part of the consumer untouched since hitting

its highs of the year in late July.

The S&B has dropped about 7%.

But some retail focus names have been hit even harder, whether you're looking at grocery

goods, General Mills, Coke, Pepsi, all down 10% or more, or retailers from dollar stores

to big box sellers check out the moves lower, names like Dollar General, Target, Best Buy.

Even higher end brands and restoration hardware to tapestry to Nike all-seeing outsize

losses, one big culprit, higher interest rates, persistent inflation weighing in the consumer,

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