Stoats making a late day rebound despite the spike in Treasury

yield on red-hot retail sales 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

coming up on today's show we are in the

thick of earning season and this afternoon we will get three reads on key parts of

the market when United Airlines J.B. Hunt and Interactive Brokers report results

will bring you those numbers as soon as they cross.

Plus we will break down the action in the banks and look ahead to tomorrow's

numbers from Morgan Stanley

when we're joined by Gabellius Financial Portfolio Manager.

We begin with the market though and competing narratives pushing and pulling on investors

today.

We had solid earnings from blue chip names

before the bell that helped lift sentiment but as I mentioned that hot retail sales number

spiking yields DC dysfunction new worries about chips that all kept the gains in a check you can see

the S&P closed basically unchanged 43 and the Dow actually finishing the day up

ever so slightly after being down

fingernail up yeah being down triple digits the Nas deck though

slightly lower joining us now Keith Lerner from truest and Kevin Merritt from

Wedbush.

Good afternoon to you both.

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