Good Monday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm Sarah Eisen with David Faber and Mike Santoli today, live from post nine of the New York Stock Exchange.

Stocks unchanged on the S&P a little bit lower, and that's because information technology is the worst performing sector, along with utilities and communication services.

Invidia, down two and a half percent. Part of the story there, But there's strength. Financials are up half a percent.

Industrials, materials. Some of the cyclical groups are catching a bid this early Monday morning. Nasdaq down half a percent.

Dow actually remains higher, which I think reflects the split here in terms of cyclical groups up, tech a little bit down.

What's contributing to the Dow, Goldman Sachs, Caterpillar, Boeing, and Visa.

Take a look at Treasuries and how we're going to kick off the week. Remember, the Fed's in quiet

period ahead of their big meeting next week, so those headlines will diminish. The 10-year yield

pretty unchanged at 4.26%. The two-year yield, 3.74. So we have come back from those elevated levels post, you know, the drama where treasuries were selling off along with stocks.

30 minutes here into the trading session. Here are three big movers we're watching.

Tesla, about flat after coming off its best week in five months and reportedly raising prices across the board for cars sold in Canada.

Separately, Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas out with a new note, bullish on the company's robotics

technology. Stockler is a little bit higher now. Speaking of big tech, watching Apple as well,

reporting results this week, Thursday. Morgan Stanley raises their price target on the name to

235 a share ahead of earnings,

while J.P. Morgan is forecasting a better-than-feared report. That's stock giving back a little

today. And then Domino's the latest consumer name to issue earnings. Same store sales there,

falling half a percent, and their CEO calling out a challenging global macroeconomic environment

in the release. But guys, as far as the

week ahead, it's peak earnings week. I mean, we will hear from not just a few of the MAG7,

including Microsoft and Meta, but we're also going to be hearing from a lot of consumer

names. Coca-Cola is tomorrow. Caterpillar on the industrial front.

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