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The major averages posted their first losing day in three Tuesday, but investors' tariff worries seemed to ease. Here's what CNBC is watching Wednesday.

Jeff Kilburg, founder and CEO of KKM Financial, discussed Netflix, Johnson & Johnson and Under Armour on CNBC's "Power Lunch."

Dividend payers have offered investors some measure of safety as volatility rocks the market.

Goldman analyst Deep Mehta screened for buy-rated companies across the firm's coverage to find income ideas "amidst the ongoing macro-cross currents."

"I actually think it's the best stock in the market for this year," the Ritholtz Wealth Management CEO said.

I'm planning to establish a half-size position at current levels with a 8% downside top from my entry. 

This consumer goods maker could be set up to thrive if the U.S. economy were to experience a recession, says Bank of America.

While worries of declining consumer confidence have recently plagued the market, Citi thinks this cruise stock may be able to withstand any potential turmoil.

Nvidia may be able to weather a semiconductor slowdown induced by tariff uncertainty, according to Redburn Atlantic.

The bank downgraded the Detroit automaker to equal weight from overweight and slashed its price target on the name by $30 to $40.

Here are Tuesday's biggest calls on Wall Street.

As we bounce off the lows, it's no surprise that the tech sector, which led the market downward, is now emerging as a leading force in the recovery.