That's the end of regulation. Reed Alliance, bringing the closing belt, the New York Stock Exchange

class over holdings doing the honors at the NASDAQ. A mixed session to close out this shortened

trading week. The S&P 500 outperforming while the Dow gets dragged down by United Health.

It looks like the S&P finished fractionally higher. That is the scorecard on Wall Street,

but the action is just getting started. Welcome to Cl bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan. John Ford is off today. We're just moments away from

Netflix results, a key test for big tech as earning season gets into full swing. We've got a great

lineup of experts to help break down all the numbers and also ahead.

Former Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney will join us to talk about the dramatic day of heated rhetoric from President Trump toward Fed Chair Powell.

But as we await Netflix results, let's get to the market that just was.

And joining me now is Barbara Duran, BD8 Capital Partners founder and CEO and Malcolm Etheridge, managing partner at Capital Area Planning Group and a CNBC contributor.

Great to have you both here.

As I mentioned, a mix end to the session here.

The S&P, it looks like as we settle out, maybe 52, 82.

The NASDAG basically at the flat line here but the Dow dramatically lower

largely because of United Health. Barb, I'm going to go to you first here because we have

we had tax day this week and we know that tends to bring in some good seasonality.

We also know there's a lot of macro uncertainty and earning season is really just getting

underway here. So what do you think of this market? Well, it's interesting. It's always a question

of how much is being discounted in the market because we're a couple months into this correction.

And I think it's unknowable. I think the worst is probably behind us because of the draconian

tariffs that were out a couple weeks ago,

and we know that that's being worked on. In fact, there were some positive, you know, tweets about

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