This week saw terrible reports from  #Apple Computer, #Amazon, and the nation's #GDP. Along with substantial declines in all the major averages, indicating that a #Bear Market may have indeed begun.

This week saw terrible reports from  #Apple Computer, #Amazon, and the nation's #GDP. Along with substantial declines in all the major averages, indicating that a #Bear Market may have indeed begun.

This week saw terrible reports from  #Apple Computer, #Amazon, and the nation's #GDP. Along with substantial declines in all the major averages, indicating that a #Bear Market may have indeed begun.

This week saw terrible reports from  #Apple Computer, #Amazon, and the nation's #GDP. Along with substantial declines in all the major averages, indicating that a #Bear Market may have indeed begun.

This week saw terrible reports from  #Apple Computer, #Amazon, and the nation's #GDP. Along with substantial declines in all the major averages, indicating that a #Bear Market may have indeed begun.

I can tell you that yesterday's GDP Report hit Wall Street like a ton of bricks. They were simply not expecting the magnitude of this economic decline.

Zero Hedge reports that 65 out of 69 Wall street economists surveyed expected that the nation's economy grew last quarter. And on average they felt it grew by better than 1%.

I can tell you that yesterday's GDP Report hit Wall Street like a ton of bricks. They were simply not expecting the magnitude of this economic decline.

Zero Hedge reports that 65 out of 69 Wall street economists surveyed expected that the nation's economy grew last quarter. And on average they felt it grew by better than 1%.

I can tell you that yesterday's GDP Report hit Wall Street like a ton of bricks. They were simply not expecting the magnitude of this economic decline.

Zero Hedge reports that 65 out of 69 Wall street economists surveyed expected that the nation's economy grew last quarter. And on average they felt it grew by better than 1%.

I can tell you that yesterday's GDP Report hit Wall Street like a ton of bricks. They were simply not expecting the magnitude of this economic decline.

Zero Hedge reports that 65 out of 69 Wall street economists surveyed expected that the nation's economy grew last quarter. And on average they felt it grew by better than 1%.

At 5 O'clock eastern time, Tim Cooke CEO of Apple Computer will take to the podium and introduce the latest earnings conference call for the technology giant.