Well, that bell marks the end of regulation. GFL environmental ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

Longview Research Partners doing the honors at the NASDAQ and a late session sell-off as more tariff jitters, shake investors, and NVIDIA pulls back sharply the day after earnings.

The Dow's swinging more than 550 points, the NASDAQ falling at more than.5% S&P 500, now negative for the year.

That's a scorecard on Wall Street, but winner stay late.

Welcome to closing ballot overtime. I'm John Fort.

Morgan Brennan is off today.

Well, we'll talk about this pullback throughout the hour, including with Newberger-Berman President Joe Amato.

We'll get his take on this bout of volatility ahead of tomorrow's inflation print.

And also ahead this hour, earnings results from Dell, HP, NetApp, Dualingo, and more.

Plus, conversations with the CEOs of earnings movers from the regular session,

including Snowflake, C3 AI, and synopsis. We begin, though,

with the market and the midday turned lower for the major averages. The Dow giving up a more than

450 point gain. The NASDAQ had been up nearly 1% at the highs, and the stock story of the day

is Invidia, sinking more than 8% after last night's earnings, was selling

pressure picking up throughout the day. I spoke with Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang after the results

came out about some of the concerns around the ramp of its Blackwell chips and platform

and his outlook for next quarter.

It was logical to be concerned about the ramping of Blackwell, but we have now successfully

ramped Blackwell.

The other concern that people had was the Hopper Blackwell transition and might create

a pocket and air pocket.

And I think we're now well successfully behind the air pocket.

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