Welcome to Closy and Bell Overtime. I'm John Fort with Morgan Brennan.

It is the busiest day of earning season and we will be juggling results this hour from Amazon and Intel in sharp focus

as the tech sell-off accelerates plus forward following news of a

tentative a labor deal along with defense contractor L3 Harris and

consumer bellwether Chipotle. You also have instant reaction and analysis and interviews with

Chipotle CEO Brian Nickle and L3 Harris CEO Chris Kubasik before they

talk to analysts on their earnings calls and as we await this wave of earnings

this afternoon let's bring in bespoke investment group co-founder Paul Kicky.

Paul you were with us two weeks ago and you pointed out that the best S&P 500 performance during

earnings season comes when the net revision spread was negative heading into

earning season negative sentiment as it was this quarter but we closed at 4327 on the S&P 500 that day.

I mean today on the S&P were around 41.

I want to note Amazon is out we're going through it 4137 do you still think

there's a hope for a turnaround here in the next week or two are you throwing in the

towel based on these revenues? I mean it's been one of the worst earnings seasons we can imagine.

It's been very poor reactions but I think a lot of it, the results haven't been great.

I'll give you that.

They've been guidance has been weak, but I mean earnings have almost been a side show the last few weeks when you have interest rates and the geopolitical

uncertainties you had before the Middle East flare up about two weeks ago,

the S&P was actually up on the month.

And then we've been trading lower

as we've seen increased uncertainty there,

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