Without all marks the end of regulation.

Avidia Bank Corp, bringing in the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange, themes ETS doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

It was a volatile day for stocks.

Markets lost momentum after the ISM services data came in at the lowest level since May.

The Dow was down 250 points at the lows, but ending off less than 75 points.

Small caps were the outperformers today.

Materials, consumer discretionary, and real estate were the top performers. Utilities and

energy lag. Speaking of energy, oiled down for the fourth straight session, another 1.5%. It's off nearly

6% in the past week, and a mixed day for metals, gold and silver shining, while copper's

lower after two days of gains.

Well, that's the scorecard on Wall Street.

Welcome to closing bell overtime.

I'm Morgan Brennan, along with John Port.

We have an hour jam-packed with earnings.

We're going to hear from Chip Giant AMD, Dow Component Amgen, and Social Darling Snap.

We'll also get numbers from Rivian and talk to the company's CEO before he talks to chip giant AMD, Dow component Amgen, and social darling snap.

We'll also get numbers from Rivian and talk to the company's CEO before he talks to analysts on the conference call.

And Daniel Perez of Hinge Health will join us before the call on its first report as a public

company.

Plus, Zouetta is swalling after its results this morning.

CEO, Kirsten Peck, is coming up on overtime to talk about that. And as we wait for

those results to roll in, let's begin with what we saw in today's session. Christina Parts in Nevelas,

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