Stocks fell after the 10-year Treasury yield moved above 5% with investors concerned following last week's remarks from Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

<div class="block">Stocks fell after the 10-year Treasury yield moved above 5% with investors concerned following last week&#39;s remarks from Fed Chair Jerome Powell.</div>

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Stocks Plummet After Treasury Yield Moves Above Key Level

All right, welcome back to need to know one person show alongside, had a job. But this morning, we are off to the races here at the New York Stock Exchange, Carne Hall. So read the opening bell here at the NYC and bring global energy up there at the back in Times Square. Let's take a look at the stock market open today. Would you see a lot of red on the screen? Volatility popping? That's cause for concern. It comes as the 10 year treasury yield continues to rise or passing 5% and those yields move in opposite direction of stocks. So higher yields to put downward pressure on stocks indicating that we could see higher rates for longer as the NADA down about 3, 10 of a percent. Same is the case for the S and P. The Dow sheds about 4/10 of a percent.