Well, stocks ending fractionally lower, but pairing the worst of the losses in today's trading,

even as Treasury yields edged a little bit lower themselves.

That is the scorecard on Wall Street.

The action, though, is just getting started.

Welcome to Closing Bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan at John Fort. We'll join us. is just a

Morgan Brennan at John Fort. We'll join us in just a moment with

highlights from his conversation with hedge fund founder Jeff

Aben from Inclusive Capital Partners and also ahead this hour Katie Stockton from from inclusive capital partners.

And also ahead this hour, Katie Stockton from Fairleaf strategies breaks down the key levels

to watch in the S&P 500 following the latest bout of volatility and the parts of the market that are

starting to look oversold. Plus we'll get a read on consumer demand when

Levi reports results. We'll bring you those numbers as soon as they cross. We begin though with breaking

news on Elon Musk. Contessa Brewer has the details, Contessa.

Morgan the SEC is suing Musk because they subpoenaed him in September to show up in court in San Francisco

to talk about his Twitter deal and he didn't show up.

And so he was supposed to provide agreed upon testimony, they say say and he didn't show up and so

they have sued him in San Francisco federal court to enforce that subpoena that's

the news.

Okay I mean we know musk doesn't have a particularly good history with the SEC, I think back to the

tweet and what happened with regulators there.

I mean, any sort of sense or detail around what specifically this could involve with Musk

and Twitter?

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