That's the end of regulation.

Old Navy ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange, Toyo Company doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

The rally hitting pause and taking a half step back as attention turns to Wyoming and Fetchum. The

Paws and taking a half step back as attention turns to Wyoming and Fed Chair Powell's Jackson Hole speech tomorrow morning.

The NASDAQ leading the declines down more than 1.7% on the day.

That's the scorecard on Wall Street, but the actions just getting started.

Welcome to Closing Bell overtime.

I'm Mike Santoli.

Morgan Brennan and John Ford are off today.

A big hour of earnings is coming your way with results from Bill Holdings

in Tuit, Ross Stores, Work Day, and Kava, which is up 140% so far this year.

Plus, B of A Savannah, Supermanian gives her take on the market's rapid comeback from the early August

lows and how to trade it.

And the chief U.S. economist from Goldman Sachs joins us with the most important thing he's

watching from Powell tomorrow morning at Jackson Hall. Let's get right to the

market action. Joining us now is Paul Hickey, bespoke Investment Group

co-founder and Deepakahri of Deutsche Bank Wealth Management.

Welcome to you both.

Paul, I love to have you frame out the market action in advance of what we're going

to hear out in Jackson Hall tomorrow. I know you did

a lot of work trying to quantify what Fed rhetoric looks like and of course the

market tendencies heading into this type of an event.

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