Well, the Dow is falling for a second straight day, but the other major indices are higher,

especially the Russell. Look at Little Russell up about 1% percent.

Investors, meanwhile, will wait key inflation data later this week.

That's a score caught on Wall Street, but winter's stay late.

Welcome to closing about overtime.

I'm John Fork with Morgan Brennan.

Energy, the biggest drag on the market, while utilities and communication services

were the best performing sectors.

Now get ready for another wave of earnings.

eBay, Urban Outfitters, Splunk, Clavio, First Solar, Devon Energy, Rocket Lab, and Boston Beer,

just to name a few, instant analysis of all the results coming up.

Plus CEO of Klarna on the state of consumer spending his

companies do AI assistant and that IPO might be in the offing. But first let's

get to today's action with our first guest.

Joining us now is Drew Pettit, City Director of U.S. Equity Strategy.

Great to have you here on set.

So in the context of today's okay moves.

We're kind of at some highs.

You're saying it would take a full correction in the S&P, I believe,

like a 10% pullback to 4,500

to make you feel like doing anything more aggressive than buying occasional pullbacks?

Yeah, look, I just don't think you chase at this point.

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