That bell marks the end of regulation.

Goldman Sachs Asset Management winning the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange,

Paynearer doing the honors at the NASDAQ, and a late session rally pushing the major averages higher after spending much of the day modestly in the red.

The NASDAQ had been down nearly 1.5% at the lows.

That's the scorecard on Wall Street, but winners stay late.

Welcome to closing bell over time. I'm John Ford with Morgan Brennan. Well, it's the biggest week of

earnings season and overtime results. Get underway this hour with the numbers from NXP

semiconductors, cadence design systems, F5 and New Corps. We will bring you all of the headlines

and an interview with F5 CEO ahead of the call.

And also ahead, emerging markets expert Mark Mobius tells us where he's finding opportunity

in the world right now. And Black Rock's Gargi Chowdrey just published her Spring Outlook. She

will join us with her expectations for equities, income gold and much more let's talk markets though

joining us now is scott ren of wells fargo investment institute and dana da aria of invest net guys

welcome dana we got a big week of earnings this week but also a big week of data at this point

which do you expect to give you more insight into how to position the micro or the

macro? Well, I certainly think from an earnings report perspective, anyone who's willing to actually

do a forecast, that's going to be pretty illustrative, right? I think a lot of these corporate

planners are not going to want to give forecasts because, of course, the landscape can change

literally as they're speaking. But to the extent, you know, if you're looking at what happened in Q1,

we all know that's kind of old news, it reflects probably pull forward, it reflects a totally

different dynamic. So it's really about how much forecast information. On the macro front, of course,

if we see jobs come in and continue to be strong, it's going to be difficult to expect the Fed to be lowering rates anytime soon.

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