Welcome to Closing Bell. I'm Scott Wobner live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This make-a-break hour begins with a make-or-break moment perhaps for this market.

Invidia earnings, as Don was just saying, in just about an hour from now,

rarely has one stock mattered so much which is

why over this final stretch will size up what is really at stake this evening in the

meantime your scorecard was 60 minutes to go in regulation, well it looks like this. We were green,

well tech was green, some of the other sectors were green as well. Fed minutes though, they were

a little hawkish. Backward looking yes, hawkish nonetheless, market didn't like it very much so we do have a

bit of a sell-off on Wall Street at this hour a couple of stocks to note specifically

lulu and target well they are down sharply after their earnings reports and

those reports only raising more questions about the state of the consumer this

afternoon. It does take us to our talk of the tape this moment of truth for your

money and where stocks are likely to go no matter what

happens this evening in overtime. Let's bring in our panel of experts, Bryn

talkington with requisite capital management, a CMBC contributor Josh Brown

CEO co-founder of Riddholz-Walth's

also a C. M. B. C. Contributor, the star analyst Stacy Raskon

is with us as well of Bernstein. Welcome everybody. It's good to have you. We all

know what's at stake here. Josh Brown, but why don't you tell us as a long standing shareholder of invidia.

Yeah, how you're thinking about this report tonight.

Yeah, I feel like I've grown up with invidia. It's like it's it's been with me for a long time.

Look, I feel that this is so such a hard story, believe it or not.

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