A big miss on GDP and downbeat sentiment around earnings sending stocks

tumbling today yield spiking with the major averages closing off the lows that's

a scorecard on Wall Street but winners stay late

welcome to closing bell overtime I'm John Fort with Morgan Brennan. Well it's a monster

afternoon of earnings we've got dozens literally dozens of widely held

companies reporting

headlined by alphabet, Microsoft, and Intel,

along with Snap, Roku, L3 Harris, T-Mobile,

and many more.

And we will have the numbers in Instant Reaction,

plus an exclusive interview with T-Mobile CEO

Mike Seabert before his earnings call. As we await the onslaught of earnings

though let's bring in our market panel wealth enhancement group senior vice

president Nicole Webb and henion and Walsh Asset Management,

President and CIO, Kevin Mann.

It's great to have you both.

Nicole, I'll start with you because, man, did we see a rebound? And I realize that that doesn't mean that we ended with gains in any sort of significant

way here for stocks, but we came so far off the lows.

The Dow was down 700 points at one point, all because of that hotter

inflation reading within GDP this morning. How does that set us up as we go into

earnings when we have seen some of the big tech names sell-off coming into this afternoon.

Yeah you know I think the market went into this week hyper-focused on can the market

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