All right, ugly day on Wall Street, but winter stay late.

Welcome to Closing Bell Overtime, I'm John Ford, along with Morgan-Bretton.

We've got key earnings reports coming your way, including results from Coinbase,

Pilot Alto Networks, and Toll Brothers.

Plus, J.P. Morgan, chief market strategist Marco Kalanovik,

who's going to join us to break down this ugly day

for the Bulls, the worst so far this year, and whether there's more pain to come.

And later, a first on C. M.C. interview with the CEO of Norfolk Southern.

This after this month's train derailment and subsequent chemical release in East Palestine, Ohio.

This is his first town, first sit-down interview since that happened back on February 3rd.

And that is the interview of the day and you bring it to the hour on our very first day.

I love it.

I love it.

Let's get straight to today's sell-off with our market panel.

Joining us now are I-capital's Anastasia Omeroso and Charlie

Berbrinzkoi from aerial investments.

Anastasia, you don't think we're going to see a violent correction

despite what we saw today.

Maybe another 100 points on the S&P, I think you're

saying to 3,900. Why not, especially given how Teppid both Home Depot and Walmart were

this morning on the consumer.

Sure, John.

...