That's the end of regulation. Measured risk portfolios ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange, first advantage doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

Stocks losing early morning gains, closing near-session lows as investors await in videos earnings later this hour.

All 11 S&P sectors lower utilities energy, the worst performers there. Retail and focus today, too, Capri, Macy's, and Abercrombie and Fitch, all reporting, all cutting full-year guidance due to tariffs.

Shares of Abercrombie, though, did post their best day in two years.

Box soaring after reporting strong results, giving better than expected guidance.

FICO recovering from yesterday's losses.

Barrett upgrades that stock to outperform, saying it has an attractive market position. Home builders,

though, lower across the board as yields rise again, the 30-year crossing back above 5% earlier today.

That's where so much of the action has been. And in the last hour, shares of cadence and synopsis

moving sharply lower on reports

that the president has ordered companies that offer software used to design semis to stop selling

services to Chinese groups. We've got more on that straight ahead.

Well, that's the scorecard on Wall Street, but winners stay late. Welcome to closing bell overtime.

I'm John Ford, along with

Morgan Brennan, and the big news we are waiting for today, results from InVIDIA. That stock

slightly lower today, up 24 percent so far in May. That's its best monthly gain since May of 2024.

Before we get to that, a host of other reports expect in the next few minutes,

Salesforce, Synopsis, C3AI, and ELF Beauty among them. And as we await those results,

let's focus on today's action as the markets pulled back slightly, losing their early

morning gains with the S&P finishing down about half a percent here. Bespoke Investment Group

co-founder Paul Hickey and Evans May We Wealth managing partner, Brooke, may join us.

It's great to have you both here.

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