Global stocks ticked lower Tuesday, and are on track to have the worst quarter since the 2008 recession. Yahoo Finance’s Jared Blikre shares the latest developments.

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ADAM SHAPIRO: But right now, we want to get to the latest with our Jared Blikre for the latest on what's happening with markets. Jared.

JARED BLIKRE: Pretty low range day in the markets right now. We're going to dial up the Wi-Fi interactive. And we're going to start with a heat map here or something a little bit different. It is quarter end. And this is said to be the worst quarter since 2008, the global financial crisis.

This is what we're seeing today. We can see a lot of green here. Energy communication and tech all outperforming, but let's take a look at the year-to-date, which is quarter-to-date. And then we'll sort by performance and see what a mess a lot of these stocks are in right now.

We can see to the bottom right, American Airlines and Win both down 50% or more for the quarter, followed by Marriott and Expedia. To the upside, we have Citrix Systems, [INAUDIBLE] then followed by Tesla. A lot of its gains were made early in the year followed by Regeneron, and then Netflix, but we can also see over the last six days that since we bottomed recently last week, just a complete opposite picture here.

We can see Hasbro in the-- in the upper-left, followed by Ross stores, iSurge, Aligned Technologies, Lam Research, a lot of mix here, but a lot of value in cyclical plays have been doing well along with tech, and especially the semiconductors. And if we look in the lower-right only Dollar Tree has been in the red over this period, which is six days. And we can also take a look at the sector action, energy, utilities, industrials, real estate, financials, materials, wow, that's quite a mix, plus health care all outperforming.

That's a mix of defensives, plus value plus cyclical, kind of strange over the last few days. So does this rally have legs? We'll just have to see, but we're going to send it back to you. Adam.