That's the end of regulation. Vista Equity Partners ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange, NASDAQ, doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

Well, stocks going out near the highs. Tech leading another rally.

Has a strong week for the major averages, gains momentum. S&P finishing up about 2%.

That's the scorecard on Wall Street, but the action is just getting started.

Welcome to Closing Bell overtime. I'm working Brennan, along with John Ford.

And it's another huge hour of earnings reports on the way, headlighted by the first

MAG-7 name to give results that Google Parent Alphabet along with Intel, Gilead, T-Mobile, and more.

Plus, we will bring you an exclusive interview with T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert.

This is his first comments before talking to Wall Street analysts on the call later.

And as we await those earnings, let's get straight to today's market action.

Joining us now, BD8 Capital Partners CEO Barbara Duran and G-squared, private wealth founding partner and CNBC contributor, Victoria Green. It's great to have you

both here on another day of green for the major averages. Barbara, I'm going to start with you.

We've got the S&P finishing. It looks like up 2%. The NASDAQ, NASDAQ 100, 2.8%. It looks like. Tech is really in

the driver's seat right now. Does that hold? Well, that's the question

we're all asking after three days of good market action. Is this really, the market, as Mike

Suntelli just pointed out, was very oversold. And the most oversold names in terms of where

their highest had been were really some of the mega-cap techs. And those names, you know,

we'll start today in earnest. And next week,

we have Microsoft and Meta and Apple and Amazon. Hold on, Barb. We've got Intel results out

already. Christina Pards and that was going to give us those. Christina. John, well, Intel delivers

Q&Bs on EPS of 13 cents, which is 12 cents higher than what the street ads estimated on

revenues of 12.7 billion, both driven by strong

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