That's the end of regulation, strive bringing the closing belt in New York Stock Exchange,

notable capital doing the owners at the NASDAQ. Well, the Dow closing, it looks like fractionally

higher for the NASDAQ and S&P 500 finishing fractionally lower as NVIDIA fails at a comeback attempt

even after Jim Pramberg just reported moments ago that the company denied it

received a Justice Department subpoena. That's the scorecard on Wall Street, but the action's just

getting started. Welcome to Closing Bell overtime, I'm Morgan Brennan with John

Fort. Well we have a huge hour coming your way including earnings results

from Hewlett-Packard Enterprise C3 AI, Aerovirment

and more.

We're going to talk to C3 AI CEO, Tom Sebel, about the quarter before he talks to Wall

Street on the analyst call.

Plus, Fed Watcher Jim Grant joins us with his take on the market volatility,

and if a soft landing is looking harder to achieve.

And two can't miss interviews in the cyber security space, Z-scalers Chief joins us as his stock

tanks on a weaker outlook.

And Power Alto Network CEO Nakecheer Aurora weighs in on M&A, Tech Spend, and how the crowd strike

outages impacting his business.

Well, let's get straight to our market panel.

Joining us now, Lori Calvascina from RBC Capital Markets and Phil Campbale from J.P. Morgan Asset Management.

Great to have you both here. Phil, you're on set. I'm going to start with you.

You've got a real bumpy start to the month, but historically September is always the weakest month. You got a

ten-year treasure yield at 375 right now. How does this position us for the

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