Stocks pulling back today in the base of disappointing earnings from mega cap tech and a red hot jobs number

but the NASDAQ and the S&P 500 are still on pace for solid gains to start the week.

Welcome everyone to Closing Bell. I'm Sarah Eisen.

Take a look at where we stand right now in the market.

Lower, down 1.16%.

The only sector higher right now is energy.

The NASDAQ's down 1.6%. As far as what's working, Apple has actually turned around and is higher.

Tesla is strong as well, but Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, and Invidia are holding back the

Nasdaq. The Dow is down about a half a percent as we speak. So clearly

some weakness but overall pretty resilient considering that very strong jobs

report and a move up in Treasury yields, 3.5 is your yield.

Check out the key tech earnings movers.

Amazon pulls back on guidance and cloud concerns.

Alphabet lower as well, but off its worst levels,

and then soft YouTube ads also hurt Alphabet. The stock is down 3.5%. Look at

Apple up 2.4% and pretty remarkable comeback now higher despite a profit and

revenue miss. We're going to talk about all of these names in just a bit.

Also ahead on the show, National Economic Council Director Brian Deese joins us to talk about today's

blistering jobs number, which nearly tripled expectations. Plus we'll talk to the CEO of PNC Financial

for his read on the economy, lending, and the American consumer.

Sixth largest bank in the US.

Let's get straight though to the market dashboard

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