The Bell is bringing an end to the Training Day at the NYSC IRIS acquisition doing the honors and at the NASAC Crown CREPS. Welcome to closing bell overtime live from Studio B at the NASAC market site. I'm Melissa Lee along with Mike Santoli. Mixed picture in the markets following a better than expected inflation report. The Dow was small gains. They has to be flat at the close, the NASAC with a small loss, closing out its worst week since November. Utilities, real estate,

materials, the leaders once again today as tech and communication services lag. And take a look

at the 10-year start of the week at 4.2% on yields, but closing out around 4.05, more on the markets

straight ahead. On our radar at the close, bears take a bite out of the Mag 7. Financials fumble and is the consumer crunched. Let's start with Christina Parks and Elvis for a look at some of today's movers. Christina. I hope you can hear the music. Today's rally was Broadbase. The equal weighted S&P 500 outperform the cap-weighted index, a sign that gains weren't just driven by mega caps. Steel and aluminum, those stocks.

Those are like steel dynamics.

New Corr, you can see, fell today after President Trump signaled plans to just roll back metals tariffs.

Pinterest got hit even harder.

Shares tanked roughly 16, almost 17% up to the company warned.

Tariff uncertainty was weighing on ad spending.

Constellation

brands also closed lower after announcing a CEO transition with Nicholas Fink taking over

as of April 13th. shares close 8% lower. Norwegian cruise line dropped 7%. A new CEO's in and J.P. Morgan

downgraded the stock on concerns about promotional activity. On the bright side, chip equipment maker, applied materials jumped about almost 8% on blowout

earnings with the company forecasting 20% growth this year.

And last but not least, Nebius.

We don't talk about this name a lot, but it jumped roughly 9%, the AI cloud firm, which is

very similar to Corrieve, announcing plans to build one of Europe's largest data centers with first capacity online by late summer. So very soon, revenue for the company. They released it on Thursday booming, but losses are definitely widened, growing, I should say, as it spends to meet AI demand guys. All right, Christina, thanks. Christina, parts to nevertheless. I don't know what you made of today's closed. It seemed a little sloppy going into the close. It was, yeah. It was, yeah. The BKEP tech stocks closing on the lows of the session. Yeah, the market cap weighted S&P 500 is not necessarily encouraging a lot of the bulls. I do think it's slightly a benefit that the pullback ended at a 3% level. That's the third time this year.

We barely got to a 3% pullback in the S&P 500, and they bought it.

However, no upside push from there.

Invidia, you know, they tried to have a rally midweek.

It's still where it was six months ago.

Apple cracked below late 2024 highs.

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