Well you got your scorecard on Wall Street but winter's day late

even on a Friday welcome to closing bell overtime I'm John Ford

Morgan Brennan is off today we've got a big hour coming your way as we wrap up the month of April and look ahead to May.

We're going to hear from Pat Gelsinger, CEO of Intel, as that stock jumps, despite reporting

its largest quarterly loss in company history and perhaps some light at the end of the inventory

tunnel. Plus former FDIC chair Sheila Bear joins us to break down the latest on

Troubled Lender First Republic and the Fed's findings on the collapse of

S. V. and Signature Bank. Let's get straight into today's market action.

Joining us now are Victoria Green from G-squared Private Wealth and Matt

Orton from Raymond James Investment Management.

Happy Friday to both of you.

Let's see. Victoria, what what do you think the setup into May is given we got through a bunch of the regional banks we got some

strong results from big companies but still smaller stocks looking shaky what should investors do here

right and I think you got to be cautious right now. We've had a decent April, I think S&P up about 120 basis points on the month,

but when we look at it, what's going to be our catalyst going forward?

I think we're going to turn attention to the Fed and I think

reality is going to come back and slap these markets back down. We are hitting this

4150, 4200. We've stalled out here two, three times in the past and so I

think it's unlikely with the bulk of the mega cap

earnings behind us and how much of the cap has reported. Yes, we have another

busy earnings week next week and we have Fed Week. I think you're just set up that I

think it's a little more probable. We could see some near-term downside just because I think the Fed is going to have to fight

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