That bell marks the end of regulation. South Bow, winning the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange, flushing financial doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

And it's another down day for stocks. The Dow down about 500 points, now down about 2,200 over its four-day losing streak.

S&P 500 also down for the fourth straight day. NASDAQ losing more than a percent.

Once again, the big-name tech stocks leading the way lower. Amazon and Microsoft getting hit

after downgrades. Invidia falling ahead of its earnings tomorrow. More on those names coming

up. And despite these losses, most of the S&P sectors, though, are higher today. Communication

services, health care, and energy among the leaders and Bitcoin bouncing

back today after briefly falling below 90,000 still in the red for 2025.

The only slightly, that's after a big rally earlier this year on hopes that President Trump

would be the crypto president.

Well that's a scorecard on Wall Street.

Welcome to closing bell overtime.

I'm Morgan Brennan, along with John Fort.

Over the next hour, we're going to try to get some answers to a very simple question.

Will this market sell-off continue, or is it time to buy the dip?

Same goes for Nvidia ahead of earnings tomorrow.

That's about 24 hours and 19 minutes from now. The stock's down 14% from the

all-time high it hit three weeks ago. So did that move lower the bar enough for a rebound rally?

We're going to talk to the head of a very interesting company. Swiss industrial giant

ABB. The company is trying to bring cleaner electricity to Europe and to the U.S., also focused on industrial automation.

Well, let's start with the markets, the big moves we've seen today.

Seema Modi is at the New York Stock Exchange for us.

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