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I'm Rex Crum, and this is MarketWatch's Hot Stocks report for Wednesday, January 7, 2009. Most bellwether tech stocks lost ground Wednesday, led by semiconductor giant Intel. Before the market opened, Intel said it expects to report fourth-quarter sales of $8.2 billion, down 23% from a year ago. The new forecast was also below Intel's previously lowered estimate for sales of as much as $9.3 billion. Intel said its results were being impacted by weaker demand around the world for personal computers. Intel shares fell as much as 6% following the sales warning. Other chip stocks down the slide were Texas Instruments, Advanced Micro Devices, and NVIDIA Corp. Yeah. Oh, okay. Well, over here. Yeah. Over here, I'm doing honey soy. Yeah. And stir-fry. Okay. Okay. Stirring, stirring, stirring. And I'm going to go back to this one. Which is? This one is a mozzarella gnocchi. Stir-fry. Okay. Could I get some footage of your face? Oh, that could be scary for the camera. Oh, I've got very little home review of people. Oh, okay. Okay, shoot them one. Okay. Hi, Matt. Hi. I'm cooking the gnocchi. So we only should have more home reviews of people. Oh, okay. They're coming up. Oh, look at that, Jay. Oh, oh, oh, cooking on camera. The ammunition train is coming up the valley now. How many men? Three wagons. The driver and guard needs one and two outriders. Eight men. We don't have any trouble handling them. All right, men. We come to the relief for a moment of those who are in danger of losing their farms or their homes. I have publicly asked that the foreclosure on farms and chattels and homes be delayed until every mortgagor in the country has had full opportunity to take advantage of federal credit. And I make the further request that if there is any family in the United States about to lose its home or its farm, that family should telegraph at once, either to the Farm Credit Administration or the Home Loan Corporation in Washington, requesting their help. I do not hesitate to say that although the prices of many products at the farm have gone up, and although many farm families are better off than they were last year, I am not satisfied. It is definitely a part of our policy to increase the rise and to extend it to those products that have as yet felt no benefit. If we cannot do this one way, we will do it another. But do it, we will. Thank you.