There you got your scorecard on Wall Street Day, off the lows at least, the action just getting started though,

winners stay late. Welcome to closing about overtime. I'm John Ford with Morgan Brennan,

and we are just moments away from FedEx's latest earnings we will break down those

results as soon as they're released.

Plus the CEO of natural gas and electric provider P.S.E.G. discusses what the

fast-growing popularity of electric vehicles means for the utility

sector and the outlook for home charging stations.

And now let's get into today's market action.

Joining us now is Adam Chrisifoulli from Vital Knowledge.

Adam, welcome.

So things market-wise, I mean down a bit today, but seem pretty stable considering, but is all

of the news and data being factored in here.

I mean, I can't help but look at this economic news out of China

and notice that Apple is still near all-time highs

and we're gonna get FedEx in just a bit. It doesn't seem

necessarily to be reflected. No I think I think for the overall S&P the

upside is certainly more limited than it has been.

You know, we've gone about 400 points since last earning season.

I have a really difficult time envisioning to getting above about 15-50 and then near to medium

term.

I do think though you have one more kind of big positive macro-catalyze and that is going to be

an acceleration of this inflationary pressure in the coming weeks and months.

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