Thanks very much, Brian Sullivan. Welcome to closing bell. I'm Dominic Chewin for Scott Wopter today.

We are live from Post 9 at the New York Stock Exchange. The S&P 500 and NASDAQ hitting all-time highs and heading for a record close as well,

kicking off a very big week ahead for investors. The president signaling that U.S.-China trade negotiations are going well,

and Wall Street is bracing for that key Fed rate decision on Wednesday. We're going to hear

from former Fed Governor Frederick Michigan in just a moment. But first, here's a look at your

scorecard with 60 minutes to go in the trading session. Right now, the Dow is just about flat on the session, 45,8,

the S&P is up three quarters of 1% to 22,000 or 6,608, and the NASDAQ is up about 2 thirds of 1%

to 22,307. Driving a lot of that are Tesla shares right now in the green as CEO Elon Musk

boosts his

stake by about $1 billion worth. Meanwhile, Nvidia shares moving lower after China accused the company

of violating anti-monopoly laws. And then Google parent company Alphabet joining the likes of Microsoft,

Apple, and Nvidia in rarefied air. We're talking the $3 trillion market cap club.

We're going to speak with a shareholder about both all of those names, in fact, in just a moment.

But right now it takes us to our talk of the tape. Should you continue leaning into this

record-setting rally for the NASDAQ and the S&P.

Let's now ask New York Life's Lauren Goodwin.

She joins us now.

Lauren record highs for the S&P and NASDAQ, it's like a broken record at this point.

Did anybody, including yourself, really expect that we were going to see this constant ratcheting up?

Not massively so, but a slow meltup

of record highs throughout the course of 2025. I don't think so, especially not after Liberation

Day. And my estimation is that we are likely to see market jitters associated with all the policy

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