Well, that's the end of regulation.

Diwa capital markets, bringing the closing belt, the New York Stock Exchange.

VSE Corporation doing the owners at the NASDAQ.

Stocks lower across the board today.

Both the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ did touch record highs earlier in the session before reversing, of course.

Six of the MagS, seven names lower today, including the four that we're awaiting results from this week.

Microsoft and Metter reporting tomorrow, Apple and Amazon on Thursday.

And while earnings season started pretty strong, a few cracks emerging today.

United Health struggling or the struggles continuing.

The stock on pace for its lowest close in spring of 2020.

UPS, also trading at lows not seen in more than five

years after weaker results and a lack of full year guidance. PayPal and Whirlpool, also down big

following those companies' results. And that is the scorecard on Wall Street, but winners stay

late. Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm John Ford alongside Morgan Brennan and the deluge of earnings continues this hour.

We're going to hear from Visa, Starbucks, booking holdings, Mondalese, and several others, and bringing you all the news and moves.

And it is a big day for deals. The anticipated mega merger between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern is now officially proposed.

We'll have more on that $72 billion acquisition.

And a big potential match in cybersecurity.

Palo Alto networks reportedly near a deal to buy CyberArc for around $20 billion.

And Cyber Resilience Player Com Vault up about 19% after its results,

maybe a little extra bump on cyber attention after that deal

announcement.

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