All right, guys, thanks so much. Welcome to closing bell. I'm Scott Wobner live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This maker breakout begins with the markets on edge yet again. The scorecard with 60 to go.

And regulation looks like that. Majors, they've been read all day long. The PPI today was hotter than expected.

The Dow now close to snapping a nine-month win streak as this is the final trading day of February Tech.

Still unsettled, NASDAQ pacing for its worst month in nearly a year.

Software names are mostly weaker again.

So is Nvidia and many of the other mega-caps.

That's a big story today.

Corwee viz as well.

It and Dell, well, going in opposite directions,

almost by the same amount.

Corweave down on its guide, its margins, almost down 22%.

Dell, really good.

Stock up by 20% plus.

It's been a brutal day for the airlines too.

Take a look at United and Delta.

We're watching that space.

Those are big declines, and we'll watch those into the close today. It does take us to our talk of the tape. High anxiety in the markets, almost everywhere you look. We've got experts on all of the major angles today, too. Leslie Picker on the financials getting smacked, Mackenzie Segalos, with blocks stunning job cuts and Kate Rooney on the AI arms race.

Les, we begin with you. on the financials getting smacked. Mackenzie Segalos with blocks stunning job cuts and Kate Rooney

on the AI arms race. Les, we begin with you. Hey, Scott, yeah, so you look at the financials across

the board significant weakness today. And I would point to the fact that this is the week that a lot

of the BDCs business development companies that tend to mirror private credit, which is largely private private credit is out of the public view.

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