All right here at the new york

welcome to closing bell I'm Scott Wopner live from post nine right here at the

New York Stock Exchange this make-or-break hour begins with the countdown

to Netflix earnings just about an hour away and the first of the really big NASDAQ reports to hit

the tape. The stock off to a pretty good start this year too which makes that release

all the more important and we're going to walk it right up to it. We also have a couple of big

exclusives coming up this hour. Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan and

retailing legend Mickey Drexler. They'll be along in just a little bit here.

Here is your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in

regulation.

The Dow having a tough time getting much of anything going today.

Goldman Sachs, Johnson and Johnson, United Health Care, weighing a bit on that index index NASDAQ lower as you can see as well not too much but that does bring us to our talk of the tape all that is riding on the so-called

bank stocks with tech and communication services the two best sectors of the year by far

The big question now can Netflix keep that momentum going let's bring in our Julia Borston with exactly what you need to know for that report in about

an hour Julia.

Well Scott this is the first quarter for which Netflix has not forecast subscriber

addition so a key number that we're watching is the

company's own forecast for 4% revenue growth. Earnings per share are projected to

fall about 19%. So Netflix's outlook will give insight into two of its key initiatives.

First, there's the company's crackdown on password sharing with its slow introduction of what they call

new paid sharing options.

And then the second key issue is Netflix's lower cost ad support

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