A mixed session for stocks is the S&P clings to 4100. That's the sport

hard on Wall Street but the action is just getting started. Welcome to

closing bell over time. I'm Morgan Brennan with the John Fort. We've got a

big show coming your way. We're going to talk to the CEO of Pot Company

Tilray whose stock is down sharply today on the back of a revenue miss.

Plus crowd strike CEO George Kurtz is going to join us following the company's government

summit today in Washington.

Let's get straight to our market panel.

Joining us now are Adam Chrisifoulli from Vital Knowledge and Eric Johnston from Candra Fitzgerald. Good afternoon to you both, I'm going to call this a Bull Bear debate here.

Adam, you're bullish, constructive, I'll call you.

What do you make of the market now?

What would you be doing?

So I think that as we head into earning season, that's really going to be the next major catalyst.

You know, I think where I differ with the consensus most comes down to this particular

earning season being relatively unique versus prior pre-Covid ones and I think

that a lot of major headwinds that companies have been facing

throughout the COVID bubble, the boom era of COVID,

that had helped drive revenue,

but it actually driven costs up even more,

compressed margins and weight on earnings.

I think a lot of those headwind ones are now in the process of reversing.

So costs, supply chains, inventories are normalizing, dollar pressure is easing, and then China,

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