That's the end of regulation. Cherry's ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

Peak shares doing the honors of the Nasdaq. The Dow leading the declines today.

Finishing down about 1%, wrapping up a volatile week. The NasDAQ shutting more than 3.5% since

Monday's open while the Russell 2000 does hold on to weekly gains. That's the

scorecard in Wall Street, but the action's just getting started.

Welcome to Closing Bell overtime.

I'm Morgan Brennan with John Port.

Yeah, and crowd strikes flawed update

causing what's being called the largest tech

outage in history, crippling business across the globe today from airlines to hospitals to

trading firms we will talk to the CEO of backup and recovery firm Cohesity and the

CEO of Incident Response Platform pager duty about what happened, the impact on businesses, customers,

investors, and what's next. Plus legendary retail exec Mickey Drexler joins us

with his read on the consumer after a number of red flags from

retailers just this week but first we wrap up a week shaped by the

rotation out of the mega caps and into small caps with the NASDAQ 100

falling 4% this week.

The Russell 2000 higher by 1.7%.

Let's bring in our market panel.

Unlimited CEO Bob Elliot

and Investco Chief Global Market Strategist

Christina Hooper. It's great to have you both here Bob we got the Nasak back down kissing 5500

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