Well, that's the end of regulation. Diageo ringing the closing belt in New York Stock Exchange.

Nexen doing the honors at the NASDAQ after an earlier drop.

Stocks closing right near the flat line for the S&P and the Dow.

That says treasury yields backed off after an earlier jump.

The third year yield did touch its highest level since 2023.

The 10-year yield crossing 4.6% earlier today as well. Big Tech, the outperformer,

all Mag 7 names higher, led by Tesla and Alphabet, housing stocks, home-related names lower on

those rate moves. The construction ETF on pace for its worst week since December lows and Home Depot

closing in the red. Two big IPOs today, though, both

popping. Hinge Health. That was up after pricing at $32 a share. It finished at 37 and change.

And Mountain also finishing higher after pricing at $16 a share. Solar stocks, those were crushed

today. As the new spending bill will cut incentives

for the industry sooner than expected. Sunrun down a whopping 40%. Now, that's the scorecard on

Wall Street, but we're here where winners stay late. Welcome to closing bell overtime. I am John

Fort back with Morgan Brennan. And we're about to get a flurry of earnings reports on the retail side,

raw stores and deckers on the software side, workday auto desk. And we do have the numbers from

Intuit. Let me give those to you right now. For fiscal Q3, Intuit delivered results at beat

on the top and bottom lines revenue was 7.75 billion versus

7.56 billion expected non-gap EPS, $11.65 versus $10.91.91 consensus.

Now for Q4, the guide, Intuit guiding above expectations, 3.72 billion to 3.76 billion is the range

versus 3.51 expected. Non-Gap EPS, 2.63 to $2.63 to $2.68 cents versus $259 expected.

Now, looking through this report, overall growth was strong, but

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