Well, that bell marks the end of regulation for the week.

Church and Dwight ring in the closing bell with the New York Stock Exchange, CME Group

Invesco and ProShare is doing the honors at the NASDA Act, a downbeat finish on Wall Street

as the specter of fresh tariffs looms.

Stocks mostly lower for the week after the deep seek volatility, the Fed meeting, and a wave

of big tech earnings gave investors plenty to consider.

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

Up in the closing bell overtime.

I'm John Ford with Morgan Brennan.

Well, coming up this hour, Lizanne Saunders from Charles Schwab joins us with her take on

where stocks head next as we wrap up trading for the month of January.

Also the biggest catalysts, investors should be watching

now.

Plus, we'll talk to Joe Livorna, the former chief economist of the National Economic Council

in President Trump's first term about the fast-moving tariff situation in Washington.

And Reddit co-founder and venture capitalist Alexis Ohanian will join us to talk about

all of the tech line, tech headlines

from this week, including Deep Seeks emergence and his new investment in genomics company, Nucleus.

Well, as always, let's start with the market in this late day pullback on these tariff headlines.

Let's bring in Charles Schwab chief investmentist, Lizanne Sonders. Lizanne,

happy Friday. Good to see you. Happy Friday to you too. John, thanks for having me.

So we've had market attention shifting from rates to deep seek to tariffs. When are investors

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