I'll update for Bulls as Fitch's downgrade hit sentiment.

That's a scorecard on Wall Street but winter stay late.

Welcome to Closing Bell overtime.

I'm John Fort with Morgan Brennan and it is another blockbuster afternoon for earnings

with reports on the way from

Qualcomm PayPal, DoorDash, Robin Hood, Etsy and many more we will bring you all

those numbers and expert analysis.

Plus two CEOs join us on the back of their results. We'll talk to the head of

Last Mile Freight Company RXO falling hard today and the CEO of

self-driving tech firm Aurora. Also lower along with just about everything else in the NASDAQ and tech stock.

As we await those earnings though, let's bring in BD8 Capital Partners, CIO, Barbara

Duran. So what partner CIO, Barbara, so what are the chances that this Fitch rating cut triggers a shift

in sentiment here? I mean, A. M. D. noticing was down what? I was looking at one point today. It was down more than 6% even though, you know, the response immediately after earnings last night was pretty good.

Right and you see names like Palo Alto down 7% all the big tech names are down.

I don't think this is going to spark a shift in sediment I think it's an excuse plus the ADP number which was not

We've got to qua come out so let's we'll get you to react to that but Christina

part's nebulus has the numbers Christina what we're seeing as is Qualcomm did post an earnings beat of a dollar 87 adjusted that's six cents higher than what it was anticipated on Q3 revenue of 8.45 billion dollars that was a slight miss driven by weakness in

both the smartphone chip business which is down 25% year-over-year as

well as their licensing business the company sees Q4 revenues a range of about 8.1 to 8.9 billion, so

that midpoint was 8.5, that's lower than what the street was anticipating, and then they

see Q4 adjusted E EPS that falls in line.

There's one quick thing that I was just going through the earnings deck right now,

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