Stop sitting near the highs. You got your scorecard on Wall Street, but

winter stay late. Welcome to the closing bell overtime. I'm John Fort

Morgan Brennan is off today. A&D headlines another packed hour of earnings

along with Caesar's First Solar Match and IT spending

Bell Weather Fresh Works. We're going to bring you the numbers and a first on

CNBC interview with the CEO Fresh Works ahead of his call with analysts.

Plus, we'll talk to Council of Economic Advisors Chair

Jared Bernstein about the state of the American economy

ahead of tomorrow's Fed decision

and about a new move by the White House to crack down on junk fees and retirement plans.

We begin though with the market as we wrap up a bleak October, the third negative month in a row for the major averages and the longest monthly

losing streak for the S&P 500 in more than three years.

The NASDAQ saw the sharpest decline as a number of mega cap tech names got hit hard post earnings. Let's bring Sharp's seem to have have the best day to end October whether you're looking at Dow

versus Russell or even just at the mega caps which are pretty mixed today.

Yes so whatever you hated the most or whatever the market hated the most in October,

seems like it got a little bit of a break starting this week.

So markets going to see if there was maybe undue punishment,

made it out to some of these very cyclical parts

of the market.

The economy obviously has been the fixation of everybody

and can it withstand what's going on in yields are we on the

precipice of a more of a downturn market in October said we're going to just

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