Brian, thanks so much. Welcome to closing bell. I'm Scott Wobner live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange. This maker break hour begins with AI anxiety and whether NVIDIA's earnings might calm the market this week or only frazzle it further. We'll ask our experts over this final stretch. I want to show you the scorecard here with 60 to go in regulation because it has gotten more red over the last 20 minutes or so.

We are red, in fact, across the board at least by 1% for the majors. There's the S&P down 1.3%.

You saw what the others are doing as well. Here's NVIDIA down 3% showing what were modest losses.

Yeah, it's accelerating a little bit again as we look forward to those earnings coming midweek.

Alphabet is a big winner, at least it was, it's still higher.

Off the best levels though of the day, it is on news that Berkshire Hathaway has taken a large position in that stock.

We'll closely follow that.

They're still selling, Berkshire is down their Apple

Stakes. Shares are red. The F.T. reporting today that a succession announcement could come as

soon as next year. We'll dive in deeper on that story as well. Oracle's down again. That stock

becoming a real flashpoint for the AI buildout concerns.

Look at it.

It's down 3%. Banks, they're weaker as well after hitting record highs last week.

We're watching private equity too because Blue Owl is a major decliner at this hour.

We're going to have more on that story coming up in just a few.

And of course, we're watching Bitcoin.

It's selloff continues. So almost everywhere you look, there are some green pockets here or there, but it is not a pretty picture on Wall Street today. It takes us to our talk of the tape, this critical week for your money, and how much is really riding on it? Let's welcome in our guests. CNBC contributor, Trivariates, Adam Parker,

Anastasia Amaroso is the Partners Group chief investment strategist and Robin Hood CIO, Stephanie

Guild. It's good to have everybody with us. What is the market trying to figure out here?

I feel like this is like fear and greed at the same time. There's just so much polarization when I'm doing my meetings.

If you even look at the M&A market, it's like a huge pipeline people trying to get stumped,

but there's also restructuring is done.

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