Well, gentlemen, and the regulation, Mitsubishi UFJ financing group bringing the closing

in the World Stock Exchange.

NASDAG BARTIC Award winners during the honors at the NASDAQ.

Stock's extending Friday's bounce with all the major averages closing higher.

NASDAQ, the standout, up nearly 3%, posting its best day since May.

That was word from Fed Governor Chris Waller and Fed President Mary Daley in San Francisco,

gusing the bullish narrative today.

The move higher driven by a reawakening of the AI trade.

Big moves from Alphabet, Broadcom, Palantir, and AMD,

Broadcom alone jumping more than 10% staples and energy with big laggards, though.

Yields mostly steady with the 10-year and the two-year, following about two basis points

as investors continue to wait for more catch-up economic data and a bullish day for commodities as well.

Gold, silver, and oil all ending in the green, a weaker dollar and stronger Fed rate cut bets, boosting gold.

Well, that's the scorecard on Wall Street.

Welcome to Closing Bell overtime.

I'm Morgan Brennan, along with John Fort.

Ahead, bullish sentiment returns to the street as the AI trade picks up momentum again.

Will it last or will the enthusiasm be short-lived?

Plus, as the official holiday shopping season kicks off this week,

we will look at who could be the retail winners and losers.

And Tesla sales fall to a three-year low.

As competition heats up and the economy cools down, we will be live in Beijing with a look at who's taking market share and what it means for the company.

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