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And right now we are two minutes away from the end of the trading day. Romaine Bostick here with Emily Scorpio taking you through to that closing bell. It's a global simulcast. Joins us alongside Norah. Melinda. Welcome to our audiences across all of our Bloomberg platforms, television and radio. Our partnership with YouTube, fractional gains on the day for the major U.S. indices with yields down, oil down as well. The dollar flat on the day.

Yeah. I'm glad you went to oil. That's exactly where I'm looking. We see Brent down about 5% right now. Uh 4.5% lower for WTI. But we were just talking about gas prices. I mean, still high relative to where they were just a few months ago. I mean, you saw these benchmarks up more than 40% this year. And the triple A gas price average up to 410 right now are close to 410. So that's something that folks are watching closely ahead of these midterms.

Yeah. Another thing that they're watching closely is that I trade with a lot of folks looking ahead to Nvidia earnings Tim and I earlier. And in the show on business, we just talked about the fact that this used to be a market Super Bowl. Still a very consequential earnings report. But you know, when you see a little bit less concentration, you start to see investors looking in other places as well. But if you take a look at the stocks index as we're heading into the closing bell stocks, I remember when like Joe Weisenthal, I had like I didn't have like a watch party somewhere.

It's a bar and I'm like, I believe it. Yeah, it was a different time. There's a different time. Yeah, it's about that now. There's now there are a lot of, you know, ways you can look at the eye trade. Right? Absolutely. Uh, yeah. Sure. Uh, and I'm always here working. I'm not partying. We should point out we are going to get some, uh, earnings, uh, from the software side, either into it and zoom box also set to report, uh, obviously a little bit less consequential than in video, but we'll bring you those numbers as soon as we get them.

Meanwhile, the numbers for, uh, the broader market, mostly in the green on the day, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500, each up about 3/10 of a percent on the day, the Nasdaq Composite and the Nasdaq 100 each up about 6/10 of a percent on the day. And the Russell 2000, uh, getting in on the action on the day. Up about 15 points, or about half a percent. We are getting enough earnings out, uh, right now into it actually crossing the wire right now.

Net revenue in its most recent fiscal quarter coming in at about 4.35 billion. That does appear to be a bit, uh, based on the average of estimates, uh, collected, uh, by Bloomberg. But here's your forecast going forward. The company says that for the full fiscal year that has already started, 2027 fiscal year, revenue will be in a range of 23.28 billion to 23.51 billion. The low end of that range is right around the average of street estimates.

Average operating income for the full year 8.06 to 8.15 billion. That's below the average of street estimates, which we're tracking closer to 10 billion EPs. The range is 22.8 to 23.12. The street that's well below what street was looking for. They were looking for about 27 bucks a share. And share has taken a hit in the after hours now as a result, down about 11%. Remember, this is the company behind TurboTax, credit karma QuickBooks, MailChimp.

Into it, Enterprise Suite, and more. Uh, I mean, this is a company down 46%, Emily, since, uh, this year, I mean, it's a consequence of the so-called SaaS apocalypse, at least as of now. Yeah, it's been tough for those software names. I do want to get back to, uh, the regular trading session, though, before we get back to earnings. Just taking a look at kind of how sectors fared out. It was mostly green. When you look at the iMap and the S&P 500 information tech, communication services materials, those were the leaders in terms of the S&P 500 groups.

What was lower energy? We know that oil down about 5%. So those energy stocks getting dragged down. Staples and industrials also lower okay. Write down a few more earnings including zoom in box. We'll bring those to you as we do get them in the meantime. Do you want to take a look at some stocks that were higher today in the S&P 500. The best performer was Moderna up 14% this after last week's rally. Shares cruising higher this year, but still down just about 60% from those 2021.

Highs all time highs in the Covid world. Uh, shares actually moved higher today as a result of what happened last week. Wolf. Research out with a note upgrading the company to pure perform from underperform, citing the success of its melanoma vaccine trial analyst Alexandria Hamann saying the positive trial results de-risk the platform for Moderna. Shares of Moderna up the best performer in the S&P 14% today. Also taking a look at shares of Nvidia.

Ahead of that report tomorrow. Nvidia shares higher this year by about 14%, so outperforming the S&P 500 are up 2.2% today. This is the biggest increase. Uh or excuse me this is the this is an increase based on the today's move up more than 2%. Um, the big question tomorrow, what is the state of the AI industry? Yes, there's other ways we can look, but Nvidia is still the big player. What are the companies efforts to remain at the center of the AI frenzy?

And finally, one of the most actively traded stocks today, resolve AI. It's a company with a market cap just shy of about $2 billion. Shares were up more than 21% today. We can go ahead and round that up. The company did say Google has selected its proprietary distributed database technology for deployment at the infrastructure level within Google Cloud. It marks the platform's first major commercial deployment. Investors cheering that news shares up close to 22% today.

While there were a few names in the red as we closed out following that closing bell, I'm taking a look at shares of Dick's Sporting Goods. A brutal day for this company. Shares of the company down about 31% on the day. That's the worst day ever for Dick's Sporting Goods and its lowest level since 2023. This all comes after the Foot Locker chain that it acquired last year, showing that it's continuing to struggle and really raising broader doubts about the sneaker in the sneaker market, the sneaker industry.

The company is saying that the footwear market has become increasingly promotional last quarter. That's after brands upped discounting on their own websites, and the company is seeing a shift to brands like Uggs and Birkenstock. If you take a look at shares of Nike also falling down about 3%, uh, After the closing bell. And we know Nike is a supplier to both Dick's Sporting Goods and Foot Locker, so certainly seeing some investors shifting out of that name.

What was the last time you were in a Foot Locker and or Melinda? I was just talking about this earlier with Tim. I can't remember the last time I was in a Foot Locker or the last time I was in Dick's Sporting Goods. Wow. I tend to be a huge in New York. Yeah, well, Dick's is big. And the thing it's like we talk about this idea of a company. When they made this announcement, uh, back in 22, early 2025, May of 2025, it was pretty widely derided.

I mean, Dick's was growing. It was growing 4 or 5, 6% on a comp sales basis. Uh, Foot Locker was shrinking. Uh, it had a negative sign in front of its comp sales number, and everybody said, why would you buy this company? And now here we are, uh, more than a year later and, well, those questions are still being asked. I mean, we had Anthony G. On from Luke Capital, who? Yeah, I mean, he was pretty blunt, Emily. And he basically said, I don't know what the heck they're doing.

Yeah, I'm clean it up family friendly. And you have to you have to remember to like how much of this is also just due to that weakening consumer. We do have some earnings though. Remain. Yeah. But to get to let's zoom in on zoom Communications. Uh, in the most r