That bell marks the end of regulation. Capital Group bringing the closing bell to the New York Stock Exchange.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and the CEO of the San Francisco 49ers, Jay York, doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

J-York doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

And stocks are selling off today. The Dow down about 250 points, a loss of more than 1% for the S&P 500.

The NASDAQ taking the biggest hit down a little

over 2%. Tech is the worst performing sector, accordingly, along with discretionary financials

and staples in the green. The big concern today, tech valuations, Pallantir down 8.5%

as investors sell the news of an earnings beat and meta hasn't recovered from

its earnings drop. Its fourth straight down day lower by about 16% over four days. Now while

stocks drop, people are buying bonds, sending yields down, the 10 year down just a little today. And

big moves in crypto, Bitcoin dipping below 100,000 today, though it's back above.

Its first time it's dipped that low since June. Ethereum with another big drop as well,

down 17% this week, and it's only Tuesday.

That's the scorecard on Wall Street. Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan,

along with John Fort. We have a big list of earnings

reports coming out in the next few minutes. Dow component Amgen, AMD, also reporting. It's one of the

hottest stocks in the market lately up more than 50% in the past month. We will also hear from

Kava and Pinterest. Rivian also reporting results. Stocks lowered this year on concerns about EV sales. CEO RJ Skarin is going to join us once those numbers cross. And we will also talk to Andrew Founder Palmer Lucky. The company flying a jet powered drone for the first time. He's also launching a crypto bank. We've got a lot to talk to him about. First, let's start with the markets.

The NASDAQ has its worst day and nearly a month. Sima Modi is there with more. Sima.

Well, John, key question investors are trying to answer today is whether AI-related stocks have

moved up too far, too fast. Palantir front and center today with strong earnings as more

commercial clients use the company's technology

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