The bells bring it in to the trading day at the NYSC Reckner Capital Management doing the honors and at the NASDAQ, Tennessee Capital Investment.

Welcome to closing bell overtime, live from Studio B at the NASDAQ market site. I'm Mike Santoli. Melissa Lee is off today.

Stock's closing mostly flat, more on the markets just ahead.

A big interview coming up later in the hour.

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos joins us.

Has the company grants Warner Brothers Discovery a seven-day waiver

to reopen deal talks with Paramount.

Netflix has been hit hard recently,

those shares off 30% in the past three months.

But first, let's dive into today's moves in stocks and commodities with Sima Modi and Pippa

Stevens. So Seema, I mean, the Bulls and the Bears kind of traded the lead today,

finished in about a tie. Yeah, a nice pickup at the end. Five of the 11 S&P sectors, Mike,

trading in positive territory,

led by the financials. We saw J.P. Morgan gain about 1% on the day, just as the 10-year treasury

yield remains firmly above 4%. Elsewhere, we saw Nike and American Express, the two best-performing

stocks in the Dow, not to mention Apple, rising 3% on the day after announcing a special event in March.

These were the three best performing names across the Dow.

Investors seem to feel better in general about the consumer following that read on inflation that we got late last week.

Travel and leisure stocks outperforming, Marriott, Airbnb, Carnival, all closing in the green.

Within technology, while the NASDAQ turned green midday, the pressure on software did not abate

following yet another update from Anthropic that amplified those competition fears.

The weakness in cybersecurity stocks was notable ahead of Paula Alto Network's results, which are due any moment now.

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