That bell marks the end of regulation.

Out electronic, bringing the closing about the New York Stock Exchange. Alps, group through the honors at the NASDAQ, and it's another down day for the markets. The Dow down, let's see, more than 400 points. The S&P 500 down about 1%. The NASDAQ lower by close to 2%. Consumer discretionary and tech, the big drags, energy, one of the only two sectors

gaining. Chips pulling tech lower, big losses for Nvidia and AMD.

Qualcomm also falling after its positive results. More on tech's big movers coming up.

As for energy, oil flat today, but another gain for net gas. It is now up 35% in a month.

Well, that's the scorecard on Wall Street. Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan, along with John Fort. Ahead,

another big afternoon of earnings. FinTech and travel taking center stage, a firm and block.

We're also going to hear from Expedia and Win Resorts, Draft Kings reporting following its deal with

ESPN

Bet. And Tesla's shareholder meeting starting now. Did shareholders approve Elon Musk's

trillion dollar pay package? Much more on Tesla coming up. Plus Rockwell Automation. It's one of the

few stocks hitting a 52 week high today. In fact, it's 52 year high dating back to its IPO. We're going to talk to

the company's CEO about the earnings and especially the guidance, which is what has propelled

the stock higher as we talk about things like factories of the future and robots. Let's get to

the moves behind today's declines. Sima Modi is at the New York Stock Exchange. Simon.

John, another big reversal in technology.

Qualcomm's strong report, not enough to lift sentiment, Nvidia and AMD, trading down as well.

But it was software where we saw bigger losses.

Bank of America writing midday that software's big problem is the threat of open AI

displacing the incumbents with new numbers showing faster enterprise

adoption.

Salesforce ending the day down by around 5%.

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