Well that's the end of regulation. Curbline properties ringing the closing

belt in New York Stock Exchange X trackers by DWS doing the honors of the

Nasak. We've got higher yields a pullback for mega cap tech stocks,

dragging the major averages lower today. Big drops for Apple and the chips. But the focus now

turns to an upcoming wave of earnings. That is a scorecard on Wall Street,

but the action is just getting started. Welcome to Closing Bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan with John Fort.

We've got a huge hour of results coming your way, headlined by Tesla IBM Service Now Anti-Mobile

Plus we'll get numbers from Lamb research Las Vegas Sans Mattel

Whirlpool and many more as we await those earnings though let's bring in a

bespoke Investment Group co-founder Paul Hickey Paul great to have you on

You know we're hot and heavy into the earning season here Tesla is obviously the big headliner but we have so many names we're going to be watching.

How would you characterize what we've heard from the companies that reported so far, particularly

on the day where the major averages are having their worst sell-off in a month and a half.

Yeah, I mean, it's a rough day today, but you just have to put it in the perspective of what we've

seen over the last six weeks, and part of this rally has been driven by the fact that the earnings

results to start with the big banks were very strong and they and they their

stock price reactions were also positive so I wouldn't read too much into it.

In the end of the last show,

we were talking about the election and the election trade.

And yes, it is a much different environment now than going into the 2016 election.

But it is, you know, you can't ignore the fact that we've seen a correlation between

former President's Trump's poll numbers and more specifically his odds and the market's performance and the sector performance coming into like

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