And that is the end of regulation. Hearing impaired children ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange and the men's health awareness group Movember, known for their sweet, sweet mustaches, doing the honors at the NASDAQ. It is a strong end to a week, week. Right now, you've got a nice Friday rally, rebounding from yesterday's big crypto and invidia

driven sell off the Dow of more than 500 points the s&P 500 up about 1.2 the nasdaq the same but

none today doing better than the russell 2000 small cap soaring just under 3%. Here's the bad news

even those gains not enough to wipe out this week's losses.

The NASDAQ down 2.5%.

In fact, headed for the worst month in six months.

And would this week's drop in NASDAQ has actually fallen three weeks in a row?

But it's Friday.

Let's stay positive, literally.

Because today, all 11 S&P 500 sectors,

higher, healthcare, materials, consumer discretionary, doing the best of the bunches. And here is a great,

dare we say, random but interesting stat for you. The first pharmaceutical company ever to hit

the $1 trillion valuation mark. it is the pride of Indianapolis.

Eli Lilly up again today, and that's enough to pop it over $1 trillion.

One thing, not higher, Bitcoin.

Many of the crypto stocks, Bitcoin lower right now, although well above the $80,000 it hit earlier today. Remember Bitcoin folks was $125,000 just six weeks ago.

All right, welcome, everybody. That is your scorecard on Wall Street. I'm hosting closing

bell overtime with my friend who you can see split screen Morgan Brennan, host of this show, live at the CNBC

CEO Council in probably just awful Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Morgan, what's coming up?

Oh, I mean, the weather here. It's a real bummer compared to New York. I jest. I'm at the soap

by center, Brian. It's home of TGL. We've got a couple of

sports team owners for the show that you may know, but they have also made their money in

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