Stocks are under pressure again, but off the worst levels in what has been another choppy session here on Wall Street.

Welcome to Closing Bell everyone. I'm Sarah Eisen. Here's where we stand right now in the market.

Down a little more than a percent on the S&P 500. Not every sector is negative though most

are energy and utilities just popping into the green. They're higher but everyone else is

down. Materials are the hardest hit today. Real estate at the bottom of the

list as well. Some of the high growth software names getting hit again. The

NASDAQ 100 down 1.7 percent. That's where the brunt of the pain has been

this week. And after all these crazy swings

we're going out Friday with only a decline of about seven-tenths of 1% for the

S&P 500 feels a lot bigger after a day like yesterday and the selling continuing today.

We'll guide you through this final hour.

Check out the most actively traded names here at the New York Stock Exchange right now.

We've got Ford continues to be on the list of Most Highly Traded.

It's been lower for the past few days, down 2.5 percent right now.

Palantir, Neo, EVs getting a lot of attention and Uber and earnings loser on the week down another 3% today.

Coming up on today's show, the CEOs of two companies in the eye of the market

storm today. We will talk to Under Armour Chief Patrick Fris, his stock getting absolutely

hammered, losing a quarter of its value as we speak after

missing earnings estimates and giving weak guidance. The macroeconomics, especially

China, very much at play. Plus the CEO of Adidas will join us as that stock

pulls back as well on concerns about slowing sales in China

A lot of the apparel names are all down in sympathy Nike the big competitor here is the biggest drag right now on the Tao

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