All right, thanks so much. Welcome to Closing Bell. I'm Scott Wobner live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This make or break hour begins with the markets march to new highs with some eater, even greater milestones now very much within reach. We are on S&P 5000 watch over this

final stretch today. Coming up we'll ask Josh Brown how far this rally can

really go. In the meantime your scorecard with 60 minutes to

go in regulation stocks are higher as you see across the board. We are just

about two points away from S&P 5000.

Nasdaq's higher by near 1%,

as many of the mega cap names continue to run.

Meta, Microsoft, Invidia, all higher today. In fact, Invidia is on the cusp of $700 a share.

And Cyber Names Ripping 2. That after Fortnet strong earnings report, Not so great for snap shares though.

Plunging today after the company's earnings and guidance, that stock now on pace for

its worst day in nearly two years.

That's a stunning drop of near 36%.

It does take us to our talk of the tape,

the state of this rally,

whether it's too tech heavy,

as some now say it is actually worse than the bubble of 1999.

Let's welcome in Josh Brown, Ritholz Wealth Management Co-founder, CEO also a

C.M.C. contributor, but let's deal with this market on the cusp of history, something extraordinary, I think,

S&P 5000, given where we were and how fast we've come to the doorstep.

Yeah, and just for fun, I went back and looked at when I first launched my blog in November of 2008,

the S&P 500 at that time was like 700.

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