Welcome to closing bell. I'm Scott Wobner live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This maker breakout begins with a good quarter for stocks nearly in the books and a look ahead to what is next.

We'll ask our experts whether this record-setting rally will continue into the end of the year.

In the meantime, we'll show you the scorecard here with 60 to go in regulation, tech and healthcare,

as you probably know by now, or the very big stories today,

Nvidia hitting a new record high, becoming the first company to ever hit $4.5 trillion

in market cap.

Other chip names are on the move as well today.

We're watching CoreWeave 2.

It inks a $14 billion deal with META.

You can see that stock up here, 12% on that news.

And about health care, Pfizer shares. They're higher today. The company says it's cutting prices on some drugs.

In a new agreement with the White House, we'll have the very latest and what might come next.

And who could be next? It takes us to our talk of the tape.

The road ahead for these markets.

As we end a quarter and head into a new one, will stocks keep on running? We'll ask our experts

that question. Adam Parker, Trivariates founder and CEO. He's a CNBC contributor. So is Courtney

Garcia. She's with Payne Capital. And Chris Heise is CIO of Bank of America, Merrill, the private bank.

Everyone here with me as you see it post night. It's good to have everybody. Court, you first.

It has been a good quarter. S&P up 7%. NASDAQ up 10 and a half. The Dow, four and a half percent. The Russell up 11. Does that continue?

You know, I think it does. And we finish the summer and really everyone saying okay well wait for

September because September historically is not a good month in the markets but we've had a

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