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the day. some of the names that have been helping the dow along include nike, disney, united healthcare, caterpillar. we have a lot of stories stocks. emerging market currencies losing ground to the u.s. dollar. a day after turkey nearly doubled its rate. a look at how this action can rile stock prices back here. let's bring in sandra smith. >> these stocks that make up the dow jones industrial average may be u.s. corporations due to a large chunk of their sales overseas. a lot of future growth forecast for the companies in the dow jones industrial average had been built based on performance and the of merging markets. it can be a bad thing for u.s. corporations like caterpillar. it is key what happens in some of those of merging markets. this after we saw the s&p 500 last week suffer its worst drop in two years. sitting below 1800. one of the things as i handed back to you, when you see the currencies in countries like turkey, like south africa, argentina plunge, their purchasing power goes down. that means they are selling less goods from places like china and the united st

entire store to a nike product that looks unbelievable. tracy: our stage manager is the future rockets fans we would be remiss if we didn't tell you what was going on at the yankee stadium. >> get your cold beer, it will be outside so hopefully you know somebody to get hot chocolate. tracy: i love these outdoor games. ashley: that is another boon for your business. it is something different. i applaud the commissioner thinking out of the box, used to be on new year's day, this past weekend if you noticed and l a, the weather, playing hockey, great for the sport and great for the fan. tracy: how have sales been? with me, kids always buying sports equipment but i you seeing that across the board? >> absolutely. no matter how difficult the climate is, no matter how tough is people always buy from the kids, when kids play sports, grow lot of the gloves or uniforms. tracy: it is iraq that i tell you. ashley: we can get you a racket. all the super bowls of was leftover that doesn't get sold. what happens to that? you going to the clearance racks? >> rather than go to lowe's and home