That battle marks the end of regulation for the week.

Three-edge asset management.

We're in the closing bill up the New York Stock Exchange,

mind-body doing the honors at the NASDAQ, and hot jobs number,

surging inflation expectations, sending yields higher, stocks tumbling to end the week.

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

Welcome to Closinbell overtime.

I'm John Ford with Morgan Brennan. We have a great lineup to help you navigate the sell-off and the impact

on your money, including Muhammad El Arian from Allianz, David Zervos from Jeffries, Bob Elliott

from Unlimited, Apollo's Torsten Slok, and Richard Bernstein from Richard Bernstein Advisors.

Let's get straight to the market.

The major averages all finishing sharply lower for the day and the week.

Bond yields surging higher.

Joining us now is Jeffrey's chief market strategist and CNBC contributor David Servos

and unlimited CEO Bob Elliott.

Guys, happy Friday.

Bob, you say the big money, some people call

it the smart money, hedge fund manager conviction in the stock market near historic lows.

How does that get reflected in the stock action on a day like today when we got these two

significant signals? Well, I think the biggest thing that money managers are seeing is that the rise in interest rates

that is reflecting the strong growth of the past is undermining the strong growth to continue in the future.

And that's happening at a time when you see expectations of growth in the U.S. economy

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