That's the end of regulation, the American Heart Association, ringing the closing bell,

the New York Stock Exchange, Tennessee Capital Investment Corps doing the honors at the NASDAQ,

late-day volatility for the major averages. As markets react to comments from President Trump,

just a few moments ago about tariffs on Canada and Mexico, but still closing mostly in the green.

Now, attention turns to another crucial hour of earnings.

That is the scorecard on Wall Street for the actions just getting started.

Welcome to closing bell overtime.

I'm Morgan Brennan with John Ford.

Yeah, the countdown to Apple results is on.

Expected to cross in just about 30 minutes and we've got a great lineup of analysts and shareholders

to break down every angle,

including any clarity on China sales and AI strategy. And it's not just Apple either. We're also

going to get earnings in just a few moments from Intel, KLA, Visa, U.S. Steel, and more. But as we

await that wave of earnings, let's bring in Barbara Durana, BD8 Capital Partners, and Jose

Rasko of HSBC, Global Private Banking and Wealth Management. Great to have you both here.

As we do have, it looks like the major averages, all finishing in the green, the S&P up maybe about

half a percent. Jose, I want to go to you first because you talk about the fact that the market

or investors continue to reprice this market

and the expectation is that we're going to continue to see strong earnings results. Walk me through

how we go higher from here. Well, I think, look, the deep seek shot across the bow is an interesting

one. He reminds me of the 90s when we had a whole bunch of companies doing search.

And then some company came along very late in the 90s, by the way. And the winner of that search battle was one of the last entrance in the field.

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