The stock market still open for business and is green across the board here.

We are in Apple Park today.

W.WDC 25 just ended about 45 minutes ago.

The company's big event where some were hoping for major announcements regarding artificial intelligence,

more on Apple intelligence and some of the other features that were announced here.

I've got Steve Kovac, our reporter, who's been on site all day.

Wed Bush analyst Dan Ives is here with me as well as we take into account everything that happened

today, and we discuss what it means for the stock, which has dramatically underperformed some of

its Mag 7 mates year to date.

I think you could say if you take a look at some of

the performance there, Apple shares have been down about 18 or 19% year to date, while many of the other

stocks have done quite well. As this event, Steve, was unfolding. You talked about very minor AI

features. That's how you described it. So what do you think the great takeaway is from

this event here today? Yeah, going in, I mean, the bar was on the floor, right? Scott, it was,

they just had to not trip over it. No one really expected a ton of things. The vibe was quite muted.

Kiff Leswing, our colleague from CNBC.com, he was actually in the keynote and with the crowd. And you said he's never been to an

Apple event this muted. Usually you hear a lot more cheers and and things like that going on.

Didn't get a lot of that this time. I think there are some cheers for the karaoke app, I guess.

But when it comes to artificial intelligence and when it comes to the AI stuff that our audience

really wants to know what Apple's next step in that is. They've got

some minor things. Live translation. Pretty cool. Nothing we haven't seen from meta or Google or

Open AI. There's this workout buddy that can kind of intelligently coach you as you're doing your

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