Stocks are in the red yet again, with the Nasdaq now having its worst month since November 2008. And now $1.3 trillion of expiring options are adding to the market anxiety. We’ll explain. Plus, Netflix is on pace for its worst day in nearly a decade, after Peloton’s plummet yesterday. Are these “pandemic darlings” sinking a good sign for getting back to normal? We’ll debate. And, in today’s edition of Earnings Exchange: we’ll prep you for Caterpillar, Intel and Tesla results with a huge week of reports ahead.

The Nasdaq is officially in correction territory, down 10% from its recent highs thanks to a more hawkish stance from the Fed. And despite the stock market pain, many analysts believe they still must tighten aggressively. We’ll discuss. Plus, the chip stocks continue to get crushed, with nearly all of them lower so far this year. How much more downside might there be? We’ll explore. And, in today’s edition of Earnings Exchange: we’ll give you the story, the action & the trade in the airlines & Alcoa results on deck.