Well, stocks found some support mid-session in a seasaw day for investors, but

closing off their best levels. That is the scorecard on Wall Street, but

winter stay late. Welcome to Closing Bell overtime. I'm John Fort.

Morgan Brennan is on assignment today and we got another big hour of

earnings coming your way with results from Hewlett Packard Enterprise crowd

strike and Calvin Kleinparent PVH we can bring you those numbers as soon as we have them

plus a key read on software, the CEO of 220 billion dollar market cap firm

SAP Christian Klein, no relation to Calvin, joins us from the sidelines of his company's

Sapphire Conference with an inside look at Enterprise Spend and Innovation.

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

The major average is closing mostly higher as yields pulled back.

The 10-year yield firmly below 4.4%. The Russell 2000 getting hit hard though, falling more than 1%.

Joining us now is Vital Knowledge,

founder Adam Chrisifouli and H.S.B.C.

Head of Equity Strategy, Nicole Inoue.

Welcome to both of you. Adam, what's this with the yield being in check, but the Russell not doing so well? That's not what we're used to.

Yeah, I think markets are really grappling with, you know, the path forward here where we've had now for the for two days in a row we've had you know

Economic data that is pointing to a slowdown in growth with the manufacturing I said,

yes, so you have the jolt support, yes, today.

And so yields are falling, which is positive for equities,

but I think now investors are grappling with

what this means for the outlook on earnings so

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