And welcome to closing bell. I'm Scott Wapner live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This maker breakout begins with the Dow heading for history.

The first ever close above 48,000 within reach.

Here's how we look with 60 to go in regulation today, barring a pretty dramatic turnaround.

We're going to hit that mark today.

Certainly looks like that. As you see, the majors, we're well above 48,000. Thanks to health care, financials. They're among the best mark today. Certainly looks like that. As you see, the majors were well above 48,000.

Thanks to health care, financials. They're among the best sectors today. A new high for Goldman Sachs.

The whole group's doing well. We'll show you that one because it is a record high at 3%. Tech, as you

heard already, it's taken a bit of a breather today, though not shares of AMD. They are surging

following the company's first investor day in some three years.

Elsewhere, footwear and apparel company on Holdings is ripping following its earnings report.

Take a look at that of 19%. We'll track it right into the close. It is one of the day's best performers.

All of that takes us to our talk of the tape. Another major milestone for your money, the Dow closing

in on history. For more on how high it can climb from here, we welcome in. Brian Belski.

He is the founder and CEO and chief investment officer at Humulus Investment Strategies.

It is good to have you on what looks to be a record-setting day yet again, Brian Belski.

Yeah, Scott, it's really exciting.

We like it when stocks go up.

And you know, I think for us, the most gratifying thing in your open was this kind of broadening

out of what's happening of healthcare doing very well after the sector is dramatically underperformed

in financials today as well. So, I mean, we're not surprised to see some better performing

areas come in, but obviously we're very, very happy with respect to the markets over the last

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