Well, lost a lot on the S&P in NASDAQ. That's the score caught on Wall Street, but

Winters Day all afternoon. Welcome to Closing Bell overtime. I'm John Ford.

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CEO of Sanova, whose stock has climbed 20% just this week, far outpacing its

sole arrivals, plus into its CEO, Sasaanga Darcy, who's going to join us to talk about his read on small business and consumer spending,

plus how his company is continuing to use AI to help its customers.

And on the topic of AI, we will have a first on CNBC interview with the president and

co-founder of Anthropic about the company's launch of its latest rival to ChatGPT.

Now the Dow was higher on strength from United Health alone, while the S&P 500 NASDAQ closed lower today.

All three solidly higher for the week though.

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CIO, and CMBC contributor, Victoria, Victoria,

happy Friday.

So, it sounds like you're kind of,

thanks, defensive here.

I want to key in on the impact on earning season.

Given that we just touched 52 week highs on major averages,

should investors you think expect a sell the news

bias unless the news is as good as JPM's was? Well and that's what look at

JPM all I can think about is Shania Twain's song that don't impress me much. It was a great quarter and it really didn't have a lot of lift on the stock and then you're on city or state street and what we saw across the street is analysts were describing the earnings as unimpressive or it's okay. It was mediocre at best and the socks really got punished.

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