That bell marks the end of regulation.

Shoulder innovations ringing the closing bells in New York Stock Exchange.

Silver Pegasus doing the honors at the NASDA.

It was a down day for stocks as the tech euphoria from last night's earnings was uneven.

The NASDAQ closing about flat.

Microsoft's still closing higher though by a few percent, crossing the $4 trillion market cap level.

Meta holding on to its gains up 11 percent.

That's a positive analyst commentary after those results.

And a big name, everybody's watching today, Figma, priced at $33 a share, open at 85,

closing at $1.15.

And health care, the worth performing sector today, several names in the group getting hit hard following their results.

The managed care names dragged down by Cigna and many pharma names lower as President Trump sent letters to 17 companies pushing for lower drug prices.

Well, that's the scorecard on Wall Street. Welcome to closing bell Bell Overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan, along with John Fort.

Today is a new day with new tech giants reporting results right here in overtime.

We're awaiting Amazon and Apple.

We're going to get you those numbers as soon as they cross.

We'll also hear from Coinbase and that company's CFO will join us to discuss those results before the conference call. But let's begin

with the market's big fade from this morning's highs. Christina Parts Nevelis is at the NASDA for us to

break it down. Christina, yeah, fades. I'm saying stocks lost steam into the close, way down by

Broadway selling and really just rotation out of mega cap tech. Microsoft was a big focus.

Despite strong Azure growth and a

bullish AI commentary, shares really gave back earlier gains and closed pretty much up about

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