Welcome to closing bell. I'm Scott Wobner, live from Post 9, here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This maker breakout begins with renewed tariff talking this now very unsettled market.

The scorecard with 60 to go in regulation looks like this.

Cut to the chase worth of lows.

Stocks have been down from the jump today as President Trump escalates his trade war with Europe,

this time over Greenland.

The S&P falling below its 50-day moving average for the first time since late last year,

down 2% as we speak.

So it's given up 6,800 there.

The Dow is off near 2%.

NASDAQ is off a little bit more than that.

Yield's shooting higher today, along with gold and silver,

the dollar falling and the VIX rising above 20. Tech is the biggest loser as most of the

mega-cap names fall today. Not all names are lower, though, standouts including, and you heard

Brian talking about this a moment ago, Sandusk is a big winner today, intel's up, and so is arm holdings. All of that takes us to our talk of the tape. What now for a market that was off to a very good start to the year and seemingly poised to continue this record rally? Let's ask our panel. CNBC contributor, Trivariates Adam Parker, New Edge Welts, Cameron Dawson, and PNC's young Yuma. It's good to have one and all

with us today on what is turning out to be a pretty big and somewhat bleak day in the market.

What do you do about it? Well, I mean, I'm not surprised, right? You know, we did this dinner with

eight risk officers last week, and I couldn't get anyone to say anything bearish about anything at all.

And we've learned that panicking about geopolitical risk or these macro things is just prevented you for making money for forever.

So it just did seem like complacency was at peak, to be honest with you.

So I'm not surprised we're getting a little bit of a pullback.

Ultimately, I don't think you'd do anything because I think earning season is going to be fine.

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