Well, that bell marks the end of regulation.

Easterly government properties ringing the closing bell for New York Stock Exchange.

Lifeway Foods doing the honors at the NASDAG and a bit of a comeback to the major averages.

This is fast-moving tariff developments led to a roller coaster session.

The Dow rallying back from a 660 point loss to be about 120 points down and around half of the S&P sectors finished

in the green, but tech and small caps remained under pressure with the NASDAQ and the Russell

both down more than 1%. That is the score caught on Wall Street, but winners stay late.

Open to closing bell overtime. I'm John Ford with Morgan Brennan.

We're going to be all over the market volatility ends the tariff impact throughout this hour,

including a closer look at the potential fallout for tech stocks, industrials, and the Chinese economy.

Plus, a massive week of earnings reports gets underway this hour with numbers from the S&P 500's biggest winner of 2024. That's Palantir, along with

NXP semiconductor, Clorox, and more. And the CEO of government contractor Booz Allen Hamilton

will join us to break down Elon Musk's efforts to cut spending and how that could impact

companies that work closely with Washington. Well, let's get started with today's market action with the Cabacy letter founder and editor-in-chief,

Adam Cabacy, and RBC Capital Markets head of equity strategy.

Lori Calvesina, guys, good afternoon.

Adam, what's the signal in this tariff noise?

What do investors know now that they didn't know a week ago?

Look, I think, you know, right at the market open, we published a note for our subscribers

basically saying, you know, we got to see how all this noise kind of shakes out. And our hunch

was that a lot of these tariff threats are really threats and posturing that ultimately are going

to lead to buying

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