All right, Kel, thanks so much. Welcome to Closing Bill. I'm Scott Wobner, live from Post 9,

here at the New York Stock Exchange. This make-a-break hour begins with a new month and some new

questions for investors about the AI trade and interest rates, and of course, much more.

We'll discuss all that over the final stretch. Here's the scorecard with 60 to go in regulations,

but a mostly red day throughout the day to start December.

It was better than it started, but the Dow is sort of seeping back towards being deeper red, about three quarters of 1%.

Sectors, they are mixed energy, materials, consumer staples are in the green, everything else, though, red.

Tech's not doing too much today.

Invidia is higher.

It takes a $2 billion stake in synopsis.

We'll follow that.

Apple also higher, along with Amazon.

And how about retail winners on this Cyber Monday?

They include Nike and Target, Walmart, Macy's, and the gap. Finally, Bitcoin,

its worst day since March. Is that having an impact on the overall market? Maybe we'll discuss

that too. It takes us to our talk of the tape. Our stock's primed for an end of year rally.

Let's ask our panel, CNBC contributor, Triveriates Adam Parker, C, CIPC Capital Markets, head of equity and portfolio strategy, Chris Harvey, and Robin Hood, Stephanie Gild. It's great to have everybody with us. Mr. Harvey, congrats on your new gig. Thank you. You're going to be up there on the podium because of your miracle day. Yes, we are. Today, tell us quickly about that. So it's a day that we, on Wednesday, what we do is we donate all the proceeds, all the

commissions, all the fees from the capital markets and Van Gundy to global charities, kids'

global charities throughout the world.

We've been doing it for 41 years.

We raised over $30 million over the last five years. And it's just a great event. And we have

the kids in on Wednesday. You can see the impact. You can see that it really does affect lives.

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