Well stocks pulling back as yields tick higher with the dial and the Russell 2000

leading the declines that is the scorecard on Wall Street but when you stay late

up in the closing about overtime I'm John Fort with Morgan Brennan.

We have a very busy hour of earnings coming your way, including results from Dow

component Salesforce, also Nutanics, Octa, Pure Storage, C3 AI and more.

We're going to bring you the key numbers, plus exclusive interviews with the CEOs of

C3 and Pure Storage before they talk to Wall Street on their conference call.

Because that is how we do it here at overtime.

But first, let's get to today's action.

The major average is all pulling back.

Yields moved higher again.

We had another week Treasury auction.

The NASDAQ, though, still holding on to

gains for the week. Let's bring in our market panel,

Nicole Webb of Wealth Enhancement Group, Charlie Bourne-Scoe of Ariel Investments,

NC ABC Senior Markets Comment commentator Mike Santoli.

Nicole, it's great to have you here on set. The fact that we are seeing this

pullback in the major averages today, got the S&P back below 5,300, 5266

looks like where we're closing right now.

It really does feel like it's AI and everything else in the market,

especially when you see in recent days

what's been underperforming versus what's been holding up.

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