The markets headed lower today as oil wasn't able to hold on to its early gains. This, along with more weakness in tech stocks helped the Dow 30 lose 154, the S&P 500 lose 22, and the Nasdaq 100 sell off 61. Tomorrow is the big day for traders as the unemployment number will be coming out in the morning followed by the monetary policy statement from the fed.

Tesla (TSLA  ) was a big mover again today as shares sold off another 5.56%. Traders continued to exit the stock as the media focused in on Tesla's claim that its Model S is the "safest car in history." According to new test results published by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the Model A was only "able to achieve an acceptable rating in a test that simulates what happens when the car hits a tree or another vehicle." Shares have lost over 15% just this week.

General Electric (GE  ) shares sold off to new lows today, losing 3.80% as JPMorgan (JPM  ) lowered its price target on the company to $22 per share from $27. They did not downgrade the stock however. They maintained their rating of underweight on the stock. The firm said "Jeffrey Immelt's departure was unexpectedly early" and that "its position is as open and undefined as it's been in decades." Shares of General Electric have been lower since March when they broke down out of a sideways range, and now show a loss of over 16% on the year.

Liberty Interactive (QVCA  ) shares were lower on the day by 1.23% as news came out that they would be buying the Home Shopping Network. Liberty Interactive, the owner of the popular shopping channel. QVC will be acquiring HSN in an all stock deal. In a statement, QVC President and CEO Mike George said, "As the prominent global video commerce retailer and North America's third largest mobile and eCommerce retailer, the combined company will be well-positioned to help shape the next generation of retailing."