Welcome to overtime. I'm Scott Watner. You did just hear the bells. We of course are just getting started here at post night of the New York Stock Exchange.

We do begin with our talk of the tape, the moment we've been waiting for.

Earnings from some of the biggest tech companies on the planet beginning right now.

Alphabet and Microsoft imminent, the pressure couldn't be higher given this very unsettled

market. You saw what happened today, how much pressure the NASDAQ was under? Does this stem some of the

selling? We'll see or does it keep the NASDAQ under severe pressure? Our

experts are here to answer those critical questions. What Bush is Dan Ives is with me right here on set.

We're also joined today by requisite capitals,

Bryn Talkington, BMOs, Brian Beltsky

joins me in just moments.

All right, I'm gonna begin with you, Dan Ives, as we wait on these numbers to break.

And as I said, I can't imagine a scenario in which the stakes are any higher, given what

this market looks like coming into this number.

Because I see it's the most important week for tech earnings probably in the last seven

eight years.

You know, right now the risk off is just massive that we're seeing.

You need to see strength from the likes of alphabet, from Microsoft,

special on enterprise in terms of cloud.

This leads into Apple and others that we're seeing.

It's a white knuckle, white knuckle period and I think there's the key earnings here.

I mean Nasdex on track for its worst month since October of 2008, down 22% from its record highs.

Both of these stocks, speaking of alphabet and Microsoft are in bare market territory.

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