Wednesday’s big stock stories: What’s likely to move the market in the next trading session

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Here’s what CNBC TV’s producers were watching during Tuesday’s modest market decline and what’s on the radar for the next session.

• Key stock pickers include Nelson Peltz, David Einhorn and Jagdeep Singh Bachher, chief investment officer and vice president of investments at the University of California. We’ll also hear from Gerry Cardinale of RedBird Capital, who is appearing with Ben Affleck. Watch CNBC TV in the afternoon.

• The S&P 500 fell for the first time since last week’s election, snapping a five-day string of gains. It dropped about 0.3%. It is up 3.5% in a week, and the index is up nearly 5% in November.
• The Nasdaq Composite also fell for the first time since the election, declining less than 0.1%. It is up nearly 6.6% in November, and it has gained 4.6% in a week.
• The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost nearly 1%. It is still up 5% in November, and it’s up 4% in a week.
• The Russell 2000 lost almost 2% Tuesday.
• Within the Nasdaq 100, 27 of the stocks have an relative strength index reading over 70. This generally means they’ve had a big run and are considered overbought, but that doesn’t mean they’re in for an immediate drop. Zoom Video is at the top of the list with a relative strength index of 87.58. The stock is up 15.5% in November. 

• The cyber defense stock reports numbers in the morning before the bell.
• The stock is up 11% since last reporting three months ago.
• CyberArk is 2.55% from the October 18 high.

• The stock took a beating Tuesday, down about 5.5%.
• The company reports results Wednesday before the bell. It is down 17% in three months.
• Tencent is 31% from the May high.