Stocks sinking into the close as the S&P 500 falls for the third straight day.

That's a scorecard on Wall Street, but winners stay late.

Welcome to the close about overtime.

I'm John Ford with Wilford Frost.

John, great to be with you. I'm Wilford Frost as John says in for Morgan Braden

health care and financials. The outperformers while utilities, energy and tech

drag the market lower.

Yeah, I am here in Las Vegas where coming up, I'm going to interview Adobe CEO

Shontinun Orion this is Adobe Summit huge event for them of the year especially

given the backdrop of AI being a business driver and the guidance that Adobe just gave here on overtime before the call

about a week and a half ago, Wilf, and they're going to have an analyst day here, an investor day, going to update some figures on

total addressable market.

You're going to have those for you as well.

Talk to Shontinu about them in just a couple minutes.

John, we look forward to that exclusive interview coming up in the next five or ten minutes.

But first let's get reaction to the market which as Scott and Mike were just alluding to,

sold off quite significantly into the close of course comes

off a very hot week last week albeit three days in a row now of declines for the

S&P 500 which closed down 0.3% the Dow is the best performer of the major

average is down just 0.1% today the NASDAQ down 0.4 earlier in the day

we're talking about the prospect of a record closing high for the NASDAQ but in the

end down almost half of 1%.

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