Well, that bell marks the end of regulation.

American Advertising Federation ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange,

Sandisk Corporation doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

Stocks losing steam in the last few minutes of trading.

The Dow giving up decent gains, closing a little better than flat.

The NASDAQ losing more than a percent as Palantir sees more losses and chips fall as well. That's the score

called on Wall Street, but winter stay late. Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm John Ford.

Morgan Brennan is off today. Coming up on today's show, breaking earnings results from

him's and hers health, Zoom video, Cleveland Cliffs and Diamondback Energy, and plus the CEO of

Home Builder Taylor Morrison is going

to join with her outlook for housing stocks after a rough week of data in that space.

And we're going to talk to the chief investment officer of TIA, which has got more than

a trillion dollars under management, but why he's bullish on U.S. growth versus the rest

of the world.

But now let's begin with the market action.

And this late session draw for equities after Friday's sell-off,

joining us now is Investco Chief Global Market Strategist, Christina Hooper,

and Henning and Walsh, asset management president and CIO, Kevin Monn.

Guys, welcome.

Thanks for being right here, keeping me company here on set on a Monday.

Christina, what happened, you think? You know, beginning, early this morning, stocks were indicating

higher. I don't know. Is the tariff comments? I think that had to play a role. Maybe if tariffs had

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