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Good morning. Today is Monday, October 17th, and I'm your host Julie Morgan.

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Stocks finish Friday session with solid losses turning back to the downside after a bout of bargain

hunting the day before.

The S&P and NASDAQ recorded their seventh losing session

out of the past eight.

The NASDAQ ended down nearly 3.1%.

The S&P 500 closed down 2.3% and the Dow Jones lost 1.3%.

All 11 S&P sectors finished the day lower.

Consumer discretionary, energy, and materials all declined more than 3%.

Health care held up better than the other sectors as the only segment falling less than 1%.

Now let's check the catalyst to watch for the week seeking alpha managing editor

Kim Khan is focusing in on one stock NFL X Netflix

Netflix earnings coming next week and one thing you're gonna to hear from them is that probably a strong dollar impacted

their results but you're going to hear that from a lot of companies I wrote about this it's going to be the

new excuse it's the new supply chain strong Strong dollar, you know, cause us to miss expectations.

But more interesting for Netflix shareholders is going to be any details on their ad

supported tier. We found out last Thursday that

basic with ads will launch November 3rd for 699 a month. It launches in a

dozen countries including the US. But the next question is, how will Netflix get the information about you, the consumer, to the

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