Welcome to the CNBC Special, taking stock on Mike Santoli.

Jim Kramer is off tonight.

A mixed day for the markets as investors digest more commentary from central bankers and

consider the potential for more chip export restrictions between the US and China.

The dial finishing down 74 points at the close than the S&P 500 closing virtually flat

while the NASDAQ was the relative outperformer of the three major averages ending the day higher

up nearly 3 tenths of 1%.

As Wall Street weighs these hurdles tonight, we'll help you make sense of the action and

find opportunities in it all coming up.

Passing the test, we just got the results from the Fed's latest check up on the health

of the big bank's balance sheets will break down the winners and losers in the wake

of Silicon Valley banks collapse.

Plus chip wars, the White House reportedly weighing new restrictions on chip exports

to China, but the potential regulation could mean for the Red Hot semiconductor space going

forward.

And Apple's market cap is nearing the $3 trillion milestone.

We will chart out how the iPhone maker got here and where it could be headed next.

Take a look at how the averages have finished or almost finished the month of June.

We have two trading days left.

You see the Russell 2000 and Alp performer so far this month, up almost 7%, that's a

year-to-date number, but almost 5% on a monthly basis.

A bit of a catch up trade.

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