That bell marks the end of regulation.

Cinevers bringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

Gigi's Playhouse, Long Island, doing the honors at the NASDAQ and a sea of red tech

getting wrecked.

That sector in the S&P down more than 3% to close out the month of October ahead of a monster hour of earnings ahead

that is the scorecard on Wall Street but winners stay late welcome to closing Bell overtime. I'm John Fort.

Morgan Brennan is off today. Well, tech investors have been waiting for this moment

as companies with a combined market cap of nearly 5.5 trillion dollars are about to report results.

First, we'll get Amazon and Intel.

And a first on CNBC interview with Intel CEO,

Pat Gelsinger, before the earnings call. And then in 30 minutes, Apple reports. CEO

Gelsinger before the earnings call. And then in 30 minutes, Apple reports its fiscal fourth quarter numbers.

Our panel of experts on standby to cover every angle that matters most to your money.

Now as we await Amazon and Apple earnings,

let's bring in Henning and Wash Asset Management.

President Kevin Mann, it's great to have you, Kevin.

Let's talk about this Amazon report which is crossing any moment

We're used to capital spending from Amazon, but investors have had to get used to it from the likes of Meta and Microsoft and others.

So how does that position Amazon?

Yeah, expect more Cap-Back spending from Amazon, specifically, John, as it relates to AWS as they continue to expand into their own

generative AI capabilities.

We learned recently of the agreement that they signed with Dominion Energy based in Virginia

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