Well, that bell marks the end of regulation.

Evai Industries ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

At Point doing the honors at the NASDAG, a sharp sell-off to start the week as tariff fears,

spook investors with losses accelerating late in the session, a little bit of a bounce

at the end after President Trump said tariffs will start tomorrow on Canada and Mexico.

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

Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm John Ford with Morgan Brennan.

We'll be all over this market sell-off throughout the show.

Analyst Dan Ives will join us with his thoughts on Nvidia's sharp intraday pullback

and if there could be more pain ahead for shareholders.

Plus, we'll talk about the impact of tariffs on Tesla and the automakers with former Tesla

president, John McNeil. And we'll look at the big drop for small caps when we're joined by

Goldman Small Cap portfolio manager. Let's get straight to these messy markets, this late-day

sell-off after President Trump said tariffs on Canada and Mexico will indeed go into effect at midnight.

Joining us as Wells Fargo Investing Institute, senior global market strategist, Samir Samana, and I Capital Chief Investment Strategist, Anastasia Amoroso.

Guys, welcome. Anastasia.

So on the S&P, can we show a six-month chart? Because we're back

near, I think, the Friday lows before that big rally, I mean, just the last trading day,

also happens to be near the 2025 lows from mid-January before a solid earnings season kicked

off with the banks, and also right about near the pre-election

highs. So my question is, with that in mind, it's not like these levels are brand new. What

determines the trajectory from here? Right. Well, John, I think if there's one silver lining

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