All right, guys, thanks so much.

Welcome to closing bell.

I'm Scott Wapner, live from Post 9 right here at the New York Stock Exchange. This maker breakout begins with the earnings download, the countdown to Apple in overtime. It is another big night for mega-cap tech. We're going to ask our experts what's really at stake here. In the meantime, I'm going to show you a record-setting scorecard with 60 to go in regulation because the S&P and the NASDAQ both hit new all-time intraday highs.

The focus is obviously more on earnings than oil.

That is the story of this market.

Alphabet and Amazon hitting all-time highs today following their own earnings reports.

Microsoft and Medito, even under pressure all day long,

as the street worries about their massive Cappex spending. We'll ask our experts about that, too.

Lily is a big winner, and the same is for Qualcomm today on the back of its own earnings, up 14% there.

It takes us to our talk of the tape. All eyes are on Apple right now. We'll begin there.

Mack. Mackie Sagalos tells us what to watch for tonight. Hi there, Mac.

Hey, Scott. So this quarter is a test of whether Apple can continue. It's record-breaking iPhone

17 cycle momentum and show that it has a real consumer AI strategy. The near-term setup is strong.

Wall Street looking for revenue to jump 15% driven by 20% growth in iPhone.

Services should cross 30 billion again.

China is expected to keep rebounding.

And Mac is the potential upside surprise,

with Goldman modeling 12% growth, 3X, the street estimates, helped by early

traction for its budget MacBook Neo.

Now, memory is key to margin.

Apple's better hedge than peers through supply deals and earlier buying, but that cushion

may not last.

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