Thank you Scott and that is the scorecard on Wall Street. A little more red than green but the action just getting started because welcome to Closing Bell overtime.

I am Brian Sullivan, Morgan, John, Mike are all out. Somebody alert the authorities.

Anyway, let's dive in a big day for big banks.

J.P. Morgan, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, making investors money today on strong earnings

and coming up a top bank analyst on what those three could mean for other banks

next week. It is not just banks either investor Eric Jackson here on what tech stocks he thinks are the most attractive right now

including one I think is really surprising

Is that sector gets ready to unveil their numbers as well.

So as we kick it all off on this Friday and interest rates by the way,

continue to rise, where is your money heading from here?

Joining us now on set is Solis, Chief Economist and

strategist Dan Greenhouse and Gen Trust Managing Director Mimi Duff,

Mimi I'll kick it off to you first.

Listen, tiny sample size, a couple of banks and progressive insurance, but so far, and it's early, I know,

it's the appetizer.

Are you happy with what you have seen from earnings?

To your point, it is the appetizer.

It was delicious today. I think there's a lot more in this earning season and some of the things that we're going to be looking at as a previous speaker mentioned, the regional banks next week how they're hanging in how

do the consumers look what types of losses they might or impairments might have been

experienced and then in a broader picture to what extent can

margins hang in thus far corporates have been able to pass along the the price

increases and we want to be able to see to what extent that is sustained

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