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Welcome to closing bell overtime.

We're live from Studio B at the NASAC market site.

I'm Melissa Lee along with Mike Santoli.

Sox taking another leg lower today.

The Dow finished the session down almost at the session lows.

1.6% is a loss there.

The S&B 500 down by 1.5%. Of course, oil was a big story. Without a doubt, continuing to move

higher, getting closer to that $100 a barrel level on WTI crude. As Iran continues to make

threats about the straight-of-horm moves. We'll get the latest on that,

along with all the stocks making moves, plus what's happening in the bond market. And we've got some earnings to watch this hour as well, Adobe, Alta Beauty, and the homebuilder, Lanar. Meantime, yeah, we did close on the lows. Yeah. S&P 500 is above the intraday lows from Monday, but it's almost 5% as a peak to trough decline.

Maybe you say no big deal.

I think the big debate is, 500 is above the intraday lows from Monday, but it's almost 5% as a peak to trough decline.

Maybe you say no big deal. I think the big debate is, does this reflect composure or complacency?

Is the market actually trying to, in a sober way, look through these challenges? Or are we just kind of hoping that we get a window and escape hatch from some kind of help on the

headline front? You know, oil at 100. We were at 120 for a blink the other day. We did close

below the December low in the S&P. That's one of those things where old logic says that's not good

going into the first part of a year. I thought it felt like finally today, we sort of got the response you might think you

would get to accrued up 10% in one session.

We saw the typical sort of slight bid for staples.

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