Well, in video's stellar quarter not enough to rescue the market today as stocks took a leg lower, yields rose.

The dowel falling looks like right around 600 points with steep declines for Boeing and Intel.

That is the scorecard on Wall Street, but winners stay late.

Welcome to Closing Bell overtime.

I'm John Fort with Morgan Brennan.

We'll be all over this market pull back throughout the show and another busy hour of earnings is coming

your way as well including results from nearly 200 billion dollar software giant

Intuit along with Workday, Raw Stores and Decker's. We will bring you all of those results and an exclusive

interview with Intuit CEO Sasan Garzy before he talks to analysts on the

call but let's begin with today's pullback the biggest pain being felt in the down. the

biggest pain being felt in the Dow and the Russell 2000 yields

getting a boost as services and manufacturing data

topped estimates and jobless claims fell more than expected.

Joining us now are Victoria Green of G-squared private wealth and Keith

Lerner of truest wealth.

Guys, welcome Victoria does all of this action look healthy to you I mean

invidia rides the excitement falls in almost everything else del is the

exception I think but it is that healthy or is that a concern at all?

It's not too concerning to me.

I think this is a very normal progression, you know, in a video with kind of the last of the

majors and so it's like, now what, right?

If we don't have earnings as a catalyst or switching back to

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