That bell marks the end of regulation Sky Harbor Group, winning the closing bell to the New York Stock Exchange, Trinity Capital doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

And I said to watch Nvidia for the bounce at the end of yesterday's show, Nvidia mounting a comeback after Monday's plunge, helping drive the tech and NASDAQ higher as the Fed meeting gets underway in a slew of

mega cap companies set to report earnings in the coming days. That's a scorecard on Wall Street,

but winners stay late. Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm John Ford with Morgan Brennan.

Well, coming up this hour, the latest read on Starbucks and Brian Nichols' efforts to turn the

company around or you get results from the coffee chain

in just a few moments.

Plus F5 is due out with earnings as well after a solid year of gains for that stock.

We're going to hear from the company's CEO before he talks to analysts on the call.

And we'll talk to Elon Musk biographer Walter Isaacson ahead of Tesla's earnings tomorrow.

As Musk balances his role at the automaker with his growing influence in Washington.

Well, let's get straight to the market action now with Bespoke Investment Group co-founder

Paul Hickey and Charles Schwab, senior investment strategist Kevin Gordon. Guys, happy overtime. Kevin,

it is getting into the software section of earning season.

And today, I think I saw my first real wobble from the strong dollar. Com Vault had a solid beat,

strong recurring revenue and constant currency when it reported this morning. The stock got slammed after the open.

I think it was down as much as 11%. Analyst blamed currency adjustments. It rebounded, ended, I think, a percent higher. How closely do we have to watch the dollars' effect on these reports? Are there opportunities?

Yeah, I think the dollar becomes a pretty dominant factor. Maybe not as much in level terms, but sometimes from a stock price

perspective, the change in the dollar and when it gets really rapid either to the upside of the

downside, that's when you tend to see more of an effect and an impact for stock price. In terms

of earnings itself, you know, there's always going to be currency adjustments at play. Anytime

you get a relatively large shift up in the dollar, like we have over the past several years.

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