A lot of red marks on the scorecard for Wall Street, but winter stay late.

Welcome to Closing to Over Time.

I am John Fort with Morgan Brennan and Mike Santoli is with us here on set as well.

In the house. I'm ready for another huge hour of earnings.

Our reporters are standing by to bring you results from Meta, Roku, eBay,

Mattel, Tele Doc, and Service Now.

Plus, we've got an exclusive interview with the CEO of Norfolk Southern

after the railroad posted its first quarterly numbers since that East Palestine train derailment.

But let's start with today's action.

Joining us is Adam Chrysophoulli from Vital Knowledge.

Adam, I mean, the major indices were down, but you know, there's some mixed signals.

UPS was negative but Microsoft was positive.

Boston Scientific this morning signaling some hope in the health care space.

How does an investor sort through all this?

Yeah, you're continuing to get very, very mixed signals out of this earning season.

You know, I think in aggregate, it's been an encouraging season.

You're seeing a lot of companies eat expectations, you're seeing a lot of

impressive margin improvement, which has kind of been one of my big themes in this earning season

that companies had a lot of unappreciated earnings tailwinds that would help offset macro uncertainty.

I guess one critique or one complaint that some people have is that you aren't seeing companies

raise guidance by as much as they're beating in Q1, which is an implicit cut to guidance for the

back half of the year. I think that's kind of one criticism that some people are

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