Stocks @ Night is a daily newsletter delivered after hours, giving you a first look at tomorrow and last look at today. Sign up for free to receive it directly in your inbox. Here's what CNBC TV's producers were watching as stocks sold off for a second straight day, and what's on the radar for the next session. Highs to lows The Dow Industrials had a 1.7% swing from high to low on Tuesday. The Dow is down 2.2% since President Donald Trump 's inauguration. The S & P 500 had a 2.26% swing from high to low. It is down 3.64% since the inauguration. The Nasdaq Composite had a 3.4% swing from high to low. It is now down 6.85% since the inauguration. The Russell 2000 had a 3.03% swing from high to low. It is down 8.6% since inauguration day. .SPX YTD mountain The S & P 500 in 2025 What's next? Obviously nobody knows. Carter Worth, the chartmaster on "Fast Money" said, "There's nothing to be bullish about" when it comes to Tuesday's bump from the lows. The charts are telling him the S & P 500 could drop 10% to 17% from Tuesday's close. Tariffs and the insurance sector CNBC TV's Contessa Brewer was the first to notice that "rate dependent life insurers" were taking a big hit Tuesday as the yield on the 10-year Treasury note dropped. Brighthouse Financial fell 5.4% on Tuesday. The stock is 14% from the Feb. 19 high. Lincoln National fell 5.4% as well. It is 10% from the Feb. 14 high. Corebridge Financial lost roughly 6.3% Tuesday. It's down 9.3% from the high reached Monday. MetLife fell nearly 5%. It is 8.4% from the Nov. 27 high. AIG dropped 3.3% Tuesday. It is down 4.7% after hitting a high Monday. BHF 5D mountain Brighthouse Financial over the past five trading days Other insurers Lemonade jumped 4.4% Tuesday. A few positive articles on the stock after the company's recent earnings may have helped squeeze the juice. The stock is 30.7% from the Nov. 25 high. Hartford fell 2.3%. It is 6% from the November high. Prudential fell 3.4% Tuesday. It is 16% from the November high. Progressive talked about tariffs on the company earnings call and said tariffs on auto parts will make them more expensive to replace, forcing insurance higher. The stock ended the day slightly lower, but touched a new high during the session. Thanks to CNBC producer Dawn Giel for sending the info around on Progressive. We'll have more on the sector Wednesday on CNBC TV. Enbridge The Canadian pipeline company that carries energy across the U.S.-Canada border was on "Mad Money" with Jim Cramer on Tuesday night. Cramer's been a fan of the stock. Toronto-traded shares are up 10% in six months, but they dropped 2.8% on Tuesday. Cramer called the company "indispensable" in an interview with CEO Greg Ebel Tuesday night on "Mad Money." Enbridge is 8.35% from the January high. The stock has a dividend yield of 6.3%. In the last month, the stock is down 4%. Soup is good food Campbell's reports in the morning. The stock is down 5.5% in the past three months. On Tuesday, Target CEO Brian Cornell told CNBC " Squawk Box " anchor Becky Quick that he's seeing signs of a cautious consumer and expects prices will keep rising. Campbell's is a member of the consumer staples sector, which is up 4.16% in the past month. For that period, it's the top sector in the S & P. CPB 3M mountain Campbell's shares in the past three months India The iShares MSCI India ETF (INDA) has been suffering as of late, according to CNBC stock man Tom Rotunno. The ETF eked out a gain on Tuesday, finishing up 0.1%. In the past month, it is down nearly 7%. The INDA is 19.5% from the Sept. 26 high. RSI The relative strength index is one measure traders use to see if a stock is recently overbought (above 70) or oversold (below 30) stocks. Nine of the 100 Nasdaq 100 are now considered oversold. Only two are currently overbought. In all, 62 of the 100 have an RSI below 50. Thanks to CNBC trader Downtown Josh Brown for the stat and fact. We'll stay on the case Wednesday. WFC and the financials Also on "Halftime Report," trader Stephanie Link said to buy Wells Fargo . She said, "The banks are a buy." The SPDR S & P Bank ETF (KBE) is down 4.85% in two days and 14.4% from the Nov. 25 high. Citigroup is down 9.5% in two days, 14.6% from the Feb. 18 high. That's a long way down in a short time. Morgan Stanley is down 8.5% in two days, 14.3% from the Feb. 7 high. Bank of America is down 7.4% in two days. It is 11% from the Nov. 29 high. Goldman Sachs is down 6.6% in two days, 13.5% from the Feb. 18 high. Wells Fargo is down 6.4% in two days, 10% from the Feb. 6 high. JPMorgan is down 5.4% in two days, 10.7% from the Feb. 19 high. WFC 6M mountain Wells Fargo in the past six months Apple's new MacBook chapter CNBC TV's Steve Kovach will cover Apple on Wednesday as we await word on a new MacBook. The stock is down 2.44% in two days. Apple is 9.29% from the Dec. 26 high.