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4% is a big move in nikkei. europe opened an hour ago. all down. less than 2% right now. we will watch to see if it stabilizes. dow futures are up 79 points. they turned higher. they were down more than 700 points overnight. it gives you the sense of how erratic it was. the dow lost more than 1,800 points in the past couple days. monday was brutal. look at that decline. that is a 1,600 point decline. in the end, 1,175 points lower. that is 4.6%. that is actually a rebound. the average had been down to 24,000. this was the biggest one-day point dplecline in history. wiping out all of the gains ...

Not we see some of the selling in the dow jones industrial average and the nasdaq, whether that spills over into the etf market because that is where regular investors have put their money recently. we have seen just an enormous amount of money go into etf and -- >> and so i'll just interrupt you. we have a thousand points. the dow has now dropped 4%. 1,000 points lower. again, i always ask to look very carefully and the s&p 500. it is broad tore look more like your market. but on a day like today, sue, with a 4% drop, they are moving in lock step. you even mentioned the nasdaq is down. stocks...

Perspective, we had a 700 point drop when the first financial bailout bill went down in 2008. but the market was at such a lower level, so this is a smaller percentage wise drop but it is a jolting drop for market participant and i think everyone is looking at this as, won, the end of some of the irrational exuberance the market had been showing and secondly and concern about where the economy is headed, inflation, the potential for overheating. >> so that is really where the conversation have to go. because we could talk about markets for a long time and we're now 1100 points lower, almost 4....

Later on "mtp daily," some u.s. diplomats in cuba are mysteriously losing their hearing and u.s. investigators think either cuba or russia may be involved. i'm not making this up. but first here is hampton sear r pearson. >> thanks, chuck. we had stocks closing lower on wall street as those geopolitical tensions heat up with north korea. lost 204 points. the s&p 500 shed 35. the nasdaq frnd 135 points lower. retail stocks continue to fall as more shoppers move online. macy's earnings beat wall street expectations, but shares fell 10% on weak shals sales. snap took a tul bell after the social m...

People bought more things and that's how our economy continued to churn. it is not clear that this stock market is going to have that effect. and that's what i think -- >> it's a different economy. it's a sharing economy. it's not like millennials to want buy homes or cars or goods. we're living in the experienced economy where it doesn't just mean hey, these companies are making more money, people will buy more products. look at target. target, macy's, retailers are suffering. if you then throw the border tax on there, watch out. >> was this -- you know, the market -- from what i understand, ...