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thanks for watching "power lunch. >> "closing bell" starts now. >> i'm scott wapner from post 9 at theexchange a lot of action. a big exclusive with warner brothers discovery's david zaslav rolling out its new streaming service and the make or mac hours begins with the markets and fed on a collision course one says enough is enough. the other says not so fast who will win stocks, it seems, aren't so sure your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. the dow led higher by industrials and materials, those

i'm scott wapner at the new york stock exchange this make or break hour begins with the battle for aing what some are calling a major reshuffling as it races to fend off microsoft and others our tech reporter steve kovak

i'm scott wapner live here at the new york stock exchange. we begin with the count down to tesla hitting it overtime. the stock up nearly 50% year to date you heard me right there's a lot riding on that report here's your score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation. stocks once again searching for direction. maybe they'll find it after these mega caps report earnings. it will mean a lot to the nasdaq which has been moving between positive and negative territory. it's a winner infrasfractional e speak. that brings us to the talk of the tape musk moments dan is here with me always always onset they cut prices again. how many times now, six? >> six. >> what do you make of this? >> it's the moment of truth. they cut prices. demand it's all about margins that's the story if they can maintain the margins, it's a flex the muscle moment for musk. >> how do you believe they will? their margins are better than everybody else by leaps and bounds into space. why do you believe margins will hold up as prices continue to come down? >> it's the scale we

. >>> and welcome to "closing bell" on this\friday i'm scott wapner live from post nine this make ormost important week of earnings season yet. microsoft, meta amazon, all reporting. and stocks are pacing for their firs worst week in more than a month. and so is the rall

i'm scott wapner live at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with a countdown of netflix earnings just about an hour away and the first of the nasdaq reports to hit the tape. the stock off to a pretty good start, so the release all the more important and we'll walk you right up to it we also have a couple famed exclusives bank of america ceo brian moynihan and also mickey drexler will be along. and here is your scorecard the dow having a tough time getting much of anything going today. nasdaq lower as you see as well. and not too much but that does bring us to that talk of the tape all that is riding on the so-called bank stocks with bank and communications services. two best sectors of the year by far the big question now, can netflix keep the momentum going. julia boorstin has what you need to know. >> well, this is the first quarter for which netflix has not forecast subscriber additions. so a key number we're watching is the company's own forecast for 4% revenue growth. earnings per share are projected to fall

i'm scott wapner at the new york stock exchange this make or break hour begins with the battle for ai supremacy. alphabet announcing what some are calling a major reshuffling as it races to fend off microsoft and others our tech reporter steve kovak joining us with the latest >> reporter: the headline here google is taking ai research groups and merging them under a new organization called google deep mine. deep mine has done some of the most impressive work in ai even before we were geeking out about chatgpt. google has a long history of separate groups working on competing projects they're merging together with more organization. google brain's leader will focus on research while deep mine will be ceo focusing on ai products they're optimistic the company will get it right. here's what he said on "60 minutes. >> do you think society is prepared for what's coming >> on one hand i feel no because the pace of which we can think and adapt, compared to the pace at which technology is evolving, there seems to be a mismatch compared to any other technology, i've seen more people worried ab

i'm scott wapner live from post 9 here at the new york stock exchange front and center this hour the vaporized vix and what the collapse of volatility says about the state of stocks. our investment committee debating the road ahead with earnings season now firmly under way. joining me for the hour everybody in the house here at the nys he, josh brown, stephanie link, jason snipe, jim lebenthal. let's check the markets. sara said we have a little bit of a sell-off. not much, though we are in the red, however, across the board do you have goldman, j&j, united health the s&p is down a fraction as is the nasdaq today i feel like, josh, we're kind of waiting around for the rest of the big earnings reports especially mega cap tech we're going to get some this week in terms of netflix and tesla, but next week, given what the stocks have done, i think the market and investors are kind of wait to go see what they deliver and thus is a little bit muted in terms of the action even as you've had some pretty important companies come out >> yeah, look, i could be very wrong here, but my personal f

i'm scott wapner here at post 9 at the new york stock exchange another test for tech hours away whencompanies begin to release their earnings now joining me joe terranova, liz young, kari firestone, sarat sethi. let's check the markets. we're still in the red across the board. we've moved off the lows, though yields are the story today joe, you said on monday, if i recall, you didn't like the setup for this week. >> no. >> in part because of yields, and here they are moving

i'm scott wapner front and center this hour cooling inflation, the cpi coming in lighter than expected. stocks are higher. all eyes now on the fed's next move our investment committee debating what all of that means to your money. joining me for the hour here at post 9, everybody is in the house. anastasia amoroso, jim lebenthal and steve weiss. a little bit of a roundtrip. got off to a positive start after the cpi came out we did go negative we are back positive the dow is good for about 79 or 80 points or so. anastasia, you had a little bit of what i guess i will call the bark and buzz kill tom barkan on cnbc didn't sound like he was all that moved by cpi. core still too high. still more to do still a ways to go he kept it close to the vest on what will happen may and beyond. >> i guess somebody has to be the buzz kill. i'm going to take the other side the cpi was a good one this morning. we got the sequential decline in cpi inflation. if you look at cpi, if you extrapolate that we are now actually on pace to 2% when you look at cpi. when you look at the year over year number, it's 5

i'm scott wapner the weakening economy as several key reads suggest growth continues to slow. yields dropping, recession fears rising, all of this yet another fed member says interest rates still need to go higher for longer we'll debate and discuss this hour joining me bryn talkington, joe terranova, kari firestone here at post 9. let's check the markets. it's been a health care kind of day, utilities as well yields are very big story today. you have some steepening, joe. the two year and the ten year, adp below, ism, pmi services below. what do we do? >> that's your story and you talked about the spread between the two and ten year as wide as 110. let's remember that we still don't even feel the effect in the economic numbers from the largest disinflationary shock we've experienced since this fight against inflation, and that is what happened with silicon valley bank and the stress that we're seeing it's completely reflected in what we're seeing with the russell. the russell and small caps are trading at the lower end of its range. if we have a chart we can show that the nas

i'm scott wapner front and center this hour the state of the tech trade. it's been unsteady lately. it's among the worst performers this month but the best of the year is it teetering or just taking a break? we debate that with the investment committee joining me right here we do have rob sechan, bryn talkington and josh brown another good read on inflation means the dow is higher by near 174. it is the nasdaq, though the standout has been cyclicals lately, tech is back today at least. josh brown, i send it to you first. do you feel like this trade is teetering a bit, or is it just taking a breather and we're going to be right back putting money where we've been since the beginning of the year? >> i would be happy if we had a little bit more of a balance rather than this lurching, everybody runs to one side of the boat and everybody run back to the other side of this boat, because the market ends up not going anywhere it looks like 4100 might have turned us away or at least we're stalling there, let's just say it's a much better market environment where you have different groups, an

i'm scott wapner live here at the new york stock exchange.down to tesla hitting it overtime. the stock up nearly 50% year to date you heard me right there's a lot riding on that report here's your score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation. stocks once again searching for direction. maybe they'll find it after these mega caps report earnings. it will mean a

i'm scott wapner front and center, the countdown to tomorrow's cpi and all that is riding on that report and all this is one top strategist says your best move is to sell before may and go away. we explain we debate the call with the investment committee bryn talkington, joe terranova and jenny harrington joining me today. let's check the markets here the dow is having a good day technology is lagging. consumer discretionary, the vix is at 18, oil is at 81 jenny, we're waiting on tomorrow morning. i'll go through that in just a minute are we waiting on that in the morning and that's the biggie? it is starting to move away from inflation. we know that it's cooling, that it will be persistent, in the 6% range which is higher than the fed wants and i think what will eclipse everything else is earnings i think what comes out of earnings is going to be much more important and much more telling because it is time to start looking forward. it is time to start saying when are earnings going to recover? i know that's early but i think that's where the investor lens is starting to head. >> joe, sa

i'm melissa lee in for scott wapner front and center tech earnings, deal drama and what it means for stocks with one week to go until the next fed decision. joining us to break it down, josh brown, kari firestone, joe terranova and jenny harrington our chart of the day, a bullish outlook on ai a major blow to the deal to buy activision blizzard microsoft shares are up nearly 8.5% this hour it feels like the street wants to rerate microsoft. does it deserve that, kari >> yes, melissa, it does this is a sigh of relief to start with, but, also, it was a better number than people were looking for, slightly better on the revenue and better on the cost side and they did some discipline margin improvement. the numbers, i think, were comforting ai is important for them, but that's not what they dwelled on on the call. if microsoft can continue during a period of time of softness in the software business and show numbers that are better than expectations, i think that's good for the market and it's a 6% weight in the s&p, and that means a lot. >> joe >> i think you have to have confidence tha

i'm scott wapner front and center this hour the goldrush as the precious metal tops $2,000 this week for the first time in a year and a move from our own josh brown today to take advantage of that run we have that and how the investment committee is playing this market. joining me for the hour right here at post 9 josh brown, stephanie link, and jim lebe lebenthal. let's check the market we've been in the red for much of the recession and much of that having to do with the economic data. the j.o.l.t.s. report was below expectations that is good at least in terms of what the fed is looking for it does underscore, though, the softening of the economy, and that was underscored as well by factory orders so we have industrials weaker, materials, energy, some of the more cyclical plays. josh, that brings me to you and what you have told us is a trade, but nonetheless you bought newmont corp, mining, because it is a play >> i bought it yesterday it's a trade based on technicals if you've been watching the show for a long time you know that one of the things i really look for when the techni

i am courtney ragan in for scott wapner investors sift through a big batch of this morning's results and two huge tech titans reporting after the bell our investment committee is standing by. joining me for the hour josh brown, stephanie link and jason snipe. let's get a quick check on markets here just about at session lows the dow jones industrial average down about 0.4%. the nasdaq down more than a percent. the s&p 500 down just about a percent or so when it comes to sectors, consumer staples leading the way along with utilities, defensive play there and energy is pulling up the rear there so the countdown is on just under four hours before we get those first batch of big tech earnings alphabet and microsoft, both out with results after the close what's at stake for the mark as we await these critical results? josh brown, throws so much to talk about whether it's cost cuts, ai, cloud. you pick where do you want to go? >> oh, wow my choice? >> your choice >> actually, i want to talk -- i want to talk about volatility, courtney -- >> okay. >> i want to talk about something we've bee

i'm scott wapner front and center the investment committee debating what all of it means as another votinghave the headlines there joining me for the hour today josh brown, bryn talkington, amy raskin, jim lebenthal, here with me at post 9 we've been in the red for the market a slew of weaker earnings, some economic data was a bit weaker, and you have wahler and mester speaking momentarily any headlines you need to know about, we

i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner we are live from post nine of the new york stock exchange. we begin with the ongoing tense standoff between bulls and bears. the indexes continue to coil more tightly ahead of crucial tech news and earnings the s&p 500 almost on the flat line for the day one bright spot is first republic shares, they're up 8% on the day, which does lead us to our talk of the tape. a bellwether of regional bank stress first republic set to report results after the close after investors see clues on deposit flight and a possible credit crunch to come joining us now is red bush analyst david sheverini. what will we most be looking for here the stock up perhaps because nobody is anticipating any unexpected blowups we did have a lot of other regionals report so far not a lot of signs of intensifying stress. >> yeah, we are cautious on the name but i would say bulls are expecting results to be less bad than feared. now, we're expecting deposits could be down as much as 75 billion on a gap basis consensus is calling for 40 billion. what i think is also driving the s

i'm scott wapner here at post 9 at the new york stock exchange another test for tech hours away when tesla reports we debate what's at stake for the nasdaq as the biggest market cap companies begin to release their earnings now joining me joe terranova, liz young, kari firestone, sarat sethi. let's check the markets. we're still in the red across the board. we've moved off the lows, though yields are the story today joe, you said on monday, if i recall, you didn't like the setup for this week. >> no. >> in part because of yields, and here they are moving higher again. we'll get to the nasdaq, tesla >> that's where fed policy is priced in the treasury market. that's not good. we see the two year going the wrong way. so the setup is a poor one and, again, i'll mention underneath the surface of a lot of earnings that will be reported this week there's a tremendous amount of fed speak. rafael bostick, we're going to hear a reiteration of a very hawkish positioning. back in the conversation -- >> a hawkish positioning, i brought up bostick one more in may. the market knows that. how hawki

i'm scott wapner front and center this hour the goldrush as the precious metal tops $2,000 this week the first time in a year and a move from our own josh brown today to take advantage of that run we have that and how the investment committee is playing this market. joining me for the hour right here at post 9 josh brown, stephanie link, and jim lebe lebenthal. let's check the market we've been in the red for much of the

i am courtney ragan in for scott wapner investors sift through a big batch of this morning's resultsing after the bell our investment committee is standing by. joining me for the hour josh brown, stephanie link and jason snipe. let's get a quick check on markets here just about at session lows the dow jones industrial average down about 0.4%. the nasdaq down more than a percent. the s&p 500 down just

. >>> and welcome to "closing bell" on this\friday i'm scott wapner live from post nine this make or break hour begins with a look ahead to the biggest and most important week of earnings season yet. microsoft, meta amazon, all reporting. and stocks are pacing for their firs worst week in more than a month. and so is the rally on the reasons oigs or not? let's ask lauren goodwin here with me at post nine are we running out of gas? how do you see it? >> it is so uncomfortable for investors to sit and stew in this no man's land of uncertainty, mixed data, and no good answers but there are two things actually that i'm looking at next week in terms of where the market might be going next and specifically the equity market one is the employment data on friday employment cost index which i think is really important for this tug of war we're seeing about the fed. and then of course you mentioned tech earnings. specifically revenues. because the market breadth in this upturn has been so focused on these big particular names, i think it gives us a huge indication of whether we'll see up or do

i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner we are live from post nine of the new york stock exchange.oing tense standoff between bulls and bears. the indexes continue to coil more tightly ahead of crucial tech news and earnings the s&p 500 almost on the flat line for the day one bright spot is first republic shares, they're up 8% on the day, which does lead us to our talk of the tape. a bellwether of regional bank stress first republic set to report

i'm scott wapner live from post 9 here at the new york stock exchange front and center this hour, the tough week for tech. nasdaq on track to break its three-week winning streak and all of that as yields fall further on fresh concerns about the state of the economy the investment committee assessing what that means. joining me for the hour joshhal. let's check the markets. carl just told you the s&p getting back positive. the nasdaq is positive as well the dow is trying to get there as well. it's down by just 44 points, jim, on what's been more bad news for the economy, right? jobless claims up, revisions up huge makes you wonder whether the labor market has been worse than we've realized data this week has been tough, as you know. how do we figure what happens next with the jobs report now looming? >> you presented that in such a measured tone and it reflects how i feel, which is measured. by that i mean the following the data hasn't been good but it hasn't been awful either let me explain more on this. when we were last on i talked about the ism services and how important that was t

i'm scott wapner front and center, the countdown to tomorrow's cpi and all that is riding on that reportis is one top strategist says your best move is to sell before may and go away. we explain we debate the call with the investment committee bryn talkington, joe terranova and jenny harrington joining me today. let's check the markets here the dow is having a good day technology is lagging. consumer

i'm scott wapner front and center this hour cooling inflation, the cpi coming in lighter than expectedks are higher. all eyes now on the fed's next move our investment committee debating what all of that means to your money. joining me for the hour here at post 9, everybody is in the house. anastasia amoroso, jim lebenthal and steve weiss. a little bit of a roundtrip. got off to a positive start after the cpi came out we did go negative we are back positive the dow is good for about 79 orp

. >> "closing bell" starts now >>> i'm scott wapner from post 9 at the new york stock exchange this make or break hour begins with the fed and the economy going head to head more data showing growth, the slowing and another central banker says rates must still go higher and stay there for longer stocks and your money, well, they're caught right in the middle and there's your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation and the dow carried most of the day by health care names in more defensive areas while the broader market sees selling in technology and more economically sensitive sectors like industrials and autos. bond yields, they are falling as well on those those recession fears and it brings us to the talk of the tape, what is the right call right now be bullish or be bearish after an early-year rally caught many by surprise, but now might be showing some signs of wear. let's ask adam parker the founder and ceo of tribarrian research welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> this market is still poised to go up what do you think? bullish or bearish right now >> i mean, the market's up

i'm scott wapner front and center this hour the state of the tech trade. it's been unsteady lately.t the best of the year is it teetering or just taking a break? we debate that with the investment committee joining me right here we do have rob sechan, bryn talkington and josh brown another good read on inflation means the dow is higher by near

i'm scott wapner live from post 9 here at the new york stock exchange front and center this hour, theaq on track to break its three-week winning streak and all of that as yields fall further on fresh concerns about the state of the economy the investment committee assessing what that means. joining me for the hour joshhal. let's check the markets. carl just told you the s&p getting back positive. the nasdaq is positive as well the dow is trying to get there as well. it's down by just 44

i'm melissa lee in for scott wapner front and center tech earnings, deal drama and what it means foro until the next fed decision. joining us to break it down, josh brown, kari firestone, joe terranova and jenny harrington our chart of the day, a bullish outlook on ai a major blow to the deal to buy

i'm scott wapner front and center the investment committee debating what all of it means as another voting fed member speaks in just minutes. we'll have the headlines there joining me for the hour today josh brown, bryn talkington, amy raskin, jim lebenthal, here with me at post 9 we've been in the red for the market a slew of weaker earnings, some economic data was a bit weaker, and you have wahler and mester speaking momentarily any headlines you need to know about, we will bring them to you. josh, my first question would be if we were looking to declare victory after the first few earnings reports came out from the banks maybe those folks jumped the gun just a little bit. >> i think so, and one of the points we on the desk tried to make emphatically in my case, was that we should not extrapolate the first week's worth of earnings, which were mostly financials, to the rest of what we would hear from companies in other sectors of the economy. and that seems to have been the right posture, let's say because there are a lot of challenges and head winds to earnings right now the good news is

i'm scott wapner front and center with the worst week for stocks in a month, more than a month, says about the state of the market now. a huge week of earnings is looming large. we'll discuss and depp bait all it have with the investment committee. joining me here post 9 jason snipe, jenny harrington and steve weiss. let's check the markets. we have been in the red for much of the morning good economic data today after bad economic data yesterday. you have an expiration day weiss, i feel like the market doesn't really know what it wants to do. one day the data is bad, the next day the data is good. you have a fed meeting in a couple of weeks. big cap tech leading the charge next week. there's a lot to deal with and you have the expiration coming today that could be interesting into the close >> it is interesting a number hit the tape today and i said, well, it's stronger than was anticipated. is this going to be good for the market or bad for the market and you just don't know. that's often the case in times like this, okay, is it going to be interpreted that the market -- that the e

. >> i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner we are live from post 9 at the new york stock exchange. this make-or-break hour begins with an end to the calm, the first 1% daily drop in the s&p 500 in more than a month appears under way on a fresh round of economic slowdown concerns and mixed earnings results the s&p 500 is down almost 1.5%. that leads us to our "talk of the tape" and text moment of truth. will impending reports from the giants of the nasdaq ease or exacerbate investor worries? here to help us answer this question and more is a cnbc contributor and nicole webb. welcome to you both. malcolm, i old love your read on today's action we've been almost complaining, at least some of us have, about the lack of movement in the indexes. we have had the slow volatility period today, familiar, but i guess reminders of a slowdown fear in the economy, consumer confidence taking a hit, and a mixed bags of earnings seems to have jolted the markets along with those bank concerns with first republic is it just a blip or the start of something worse >> yeah, mike. i don't think the calm

i'm scott wapner live at the new york stock exchange.k hour begins with a countdown of netflix earnings just about an hour away and the first of the nasdaq reports to hit the tape. the stock off to a pretty good start, so the release all the more important and we'll walk you right up to it we also have a couple famed exclusives bank of america ceo brian moynihan and also mickey drexler will be along. and here is your

. >> "closing bell" starts now >>> i'm scott wapner from post 9 at the new york stock exchange this maked the economy going head to head more data showing growth, the slowing and another central banker says rates must still go higher and stay there for longer stocks and your money, well, they're caught right in the middle and there's your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation and the dow carried most of the day by health care names in more defensive areas while the broader market sees selling in technology and more economically sensitive sectors like industrials and autos. bond yields, they are falling as

. ♪ >>> tyler, thank you very much welcome to "closing bell," i'm scott wapner live from the new yorkor break hour begins with major questions about the market as the new quarter begins can technology continue its amazing run? is energy about to re-emerge as the place to be in this market after months of missing the mark here is your scorecard with 60 minutes to go now in regulation. dow up for most of the day, and led mostly by united health and chevron as oil surges. s&p hanging on to positive territory, too, by about 0.2%. pu

i'm scott wapner front and center with the worst week for stocks in a month, more than a month, saysf the market now. a huge week of earnings is looming large. we'll discuss and depp bait all it have with the investment committee. joining me here post 9 jason snipe, jenny harrington and steve weiss. let's check the markets. we have been in the red for much of the morning good economic data today after bad economic data yesterday. you have an expiration day weiss, i feel like the market doesn't really know what it wants to do. one day the data is

i'm scott wapner from won't nine at the new york stock exchange it is make or break hour, it begins with. better-than-expected earnings, sending several names higher today. and now one of the most influential analysts on the street has upped his estimates on one name in particular. in the wake of those results mike mayo is here first with those details. here is the score rd

. >> i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner we are live from post 9 at the new york stock exchange.m, the first 1% daily drop in the s&p 500 in more than a month appears under way on a fresh round of economic slowdown concerns and mixed earnings results the s&p 500 is down almost 1.5%. that leads us to our "talk of the tape" and text moment of truth. will impending

i'm scott wapner live from post nine this is the make or break hour where all roads end.row's critical cpi report the latest read on inflation, top technicians gaming out the reaction in markets. you will hear from one in just a little bit lays out where stocks might go, no matter what the print is in the morning. here's your scored card with 60 minutes to go in regulation. nice session work in here towards the close. cyclical stocks like energy and industrials leading us higher as treasury secretary janet yellen suggests the economy might

get to frank holland and the half >> and welcome to the halftime report i'm frank holland in for scott wapnerr this hour, the next move for your money is tech earnings they ton to roll in. our investment committee is standing by to break this down joining us, jim lebenthal, anastasia amarosa, let's get a check on the market. a bit of a muted day the dow over .5% the nasdaq the laggard if you will, down about .25%. the ten-year note at 3.44. not that much movement there

. >> i'm scott wapner from post 9 at the new york stock exchange a lot of action. a big exclusive with warner brothers discovery's david zaslav rolling out its new streaming service and the make or mac hours begins with the markets and fed on a collision course one says enough is enough. the other says not so fast who will win stocks, it seems, aren't so sure your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. the dow led higher by industrials and materials, those you can see it will be a fight to the finish. discretionary weak today questions swirl about the health of the consumer, tech lower, bond yields following following that inflation print and the fed minutes which showed staff predicting a mile recession following the banking turmoil of the past couple of months. leads us to our talk of the tape the road ahead with earnings only a couple of days away and the debate over interest rates only escalating. we'll ask schwab's kevin gord and cameron dawson of new edge in a moment what's in store. first let's bring in steve liesman on the new forecast from the fed.

i'm scott wapner live from post 9 here at the new york stock exchange front and center this hour the vix and what the collapse of volatility says about the state of stocks. our investment committee debating the road ahead with earnings season now firmly under way. joining me for the hour everybody in the house here at the nys he, josh brown, stephanie link, jason snipe, jim lebenthal. let's check the markets. sara said we have a little bit of a sell-off. not much, though we are in the red, however, across the board do you have goldman, j&j, unitel

i'm scott wapner from won't nine at the new york stock exchange it is make or break hour, it begins with a big bang for the banks. better-than-expected earnings, sending several names higher today. and now one of the most influential analysts on the street has upped his estimates on one name in particular. in the wake of those results mike mayo is here first with those details. here is the score card 60 minutes to go in regulation, the dow lower today thanks to a big drag from boeing and united health care, stocks weaker across the board as you can see. interest rates are higher today, more worries about the economy, retail sales coming in weaker than expected as well. at t-leads us to the talk of the tape jpmorgan seeing the biggest post-earnings pop in some 20 years. let's bring in a star analyst now mike mayo, wells fargo securities, more details on the move he made you have said, nice to see you, goliath is winning and oh, boy did we get evidence of that today, did we not? >> goliath is really, really, really winning and you can see that with the largest bank, jpmorgan, beat expectat

i'm scott wapner the weakening economy as several key reads suggest growth continues to slow.ry today.

i'm scott wapner live from post nine this is the make or break hour where all roads end. tomorrow's critical cpi report the latest read on inflation, top technicians gaming out the reaction in markets. you will hear from one in just a little bit lays out where stocks might go, no matter what the print is in the morning. here's your scored card with 60 minutes to go in regulation. nice session work in here towards the close. cyclical stocks like energy and industrials leading us higher as treasury secretary janet yellen suggests the economy might avoid a ydownturn tech is the weakest. leading nasdaq lower, not as low as earlier, trying to work its way back as well yields, they're up a touch as well ahead of tomorrow morning that takes us to our talk of the tape, whether your best move right now is to take advantage of this early year rally and sell winners or hang on for another leg higher should one come let's ask john, chief investment officer from nfj group here at post nine. good to see you. welcome back. >> thanks for having me back. >> a lot of people are still beari

. ♪ >>> tyler, thank you very much welcome to "closing bell," i'm scott wapner live from the new yorktock exchange. this make or break hour begins with major questions about the market as the new quarter begins can technology continue its amazing run? is energy about to re-emerge as the place to be in this market after months of missing the mark here is your scorecard with 60 minutes to go now in regulation. dow up for most of the day, and led mostly by united health and chevron as oil surges. s&p hanging on to positive territory, too, by about 0.2%. a pullback for tech. the nasdaq sliding the most of the three major averages today interest rates are lower too as a read on manufacturing disappoints. it brings us to our talk of the tape the road ahead given all that lies ahead jobs report this friday, earnings in a couple weeks and more reads on inflation. to help us navigate all of that, let's welcome in cameron dawson, the chief investment officer from new edge wealth right here as you can see, onset. welcome. >> thank you >> new quarter >> yep >> same story for the market >> well, l

get to frank holland and the half >> and welcome to the halftime report i'm frank holland in for scott wapner front and center this hour, the next move for your money is tech earnings they ton to roll in. our investment committee is standing by to break this down joining us, jim lebenthal, anastasia amarosa, let's get a check on the market. a bit of a muted day the dow over .5% the nasdaq the laggard if you will, down about .25%. the ten-year note at 3.44. not that much movement there we do want to point you to this. the move in first republic shares halted after hitting another all-time low on new reporting from our own david faber. we'll have more on that story coming up. shares of first republic right now down actually down for the year about 98% but now, we're going to switch over to big tech we begin with amazon who else shares of amazon down almost 4% after a pretty strong report it was the commentary on the call that made the stock take a call comments about the cloud business taking a deeper decline this month than it did during the quarter, but the rest of the report actually was pre

. >>> thanks so much welcome to "closing bell," i'm scott wapner live from post 9 at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with a big rally on wall street, another inflation read coming in cooler than expected, and here is your score card with 60 minutes to go now in regulation time tech surging today as the year's best performing sector looks to take its next leg higher, discretionary and communication services leading the broader market higher today. a pretty strong day across the board as well, helped in part by the fact that interest rates have been mostly lower, though, as you can see here in the last 30 minutes or so have started to creep up just a bit. it leads us to our talk of the tape and a note that grabbed our attention this week. wells far wego's chris harvey urging investors to sell before may and go away, calling for a meaningful correction in stocks. that was, of course, before a couple of good back-to-back reads on inflation mr. harvey is here with us on set to explain welcome. >> thank you, scott. >> i'm glad we finally corralled you. when i saw t