month, missing wall street's expectations of 200,000 and the unemployment rate held steady at 3.7% for a third month in a row and average hourly earnings the key number for investors worried about fed rate hikes came in as expected at 3.1%. one bright spot for investors this week the fed indicating they may take a wait and see approach when it comes to raising those interest rates next year. dagen? dagen: thank you so much, tracy. tracy carrasco, from the fox business network. you just saw investors are so worried about the standoff with china, and it's not getting any better. so should you be worried? let's ask fox news contributors gary b. smith and john layfield along with cpa and market analyst dan geltrude. gary b. to you first what's going on to drive the market down in the way that stocks fell this week? i was watching the dow transport a real clear indicator of maybe how healthy the economy is. they fell 8% this week, gary b., it was the biggest drop for a week in over seven years.