Well, that's the end of regulation. The New York Stock Exchange Kids Day ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

Emis Acquisition doing the honors at the NASDAQ. Stock's closing higher after a wild morning where the CME suffered an overnight outage due to a data center cooling issue.

The major averages ending the week of gains for more than 3% across the board.

And as you can see right there on your screen, well, the NASDAQ hired for the fifth straight session.

But all the major averages finishing in the green this Black Friday trading shortened day.

For the month, though, the Dow managing to eke out a very small gain.

The NASDAQ down about, oh, 1.7%.

And the S&P finishing fractionally higher for November.

Energy and financials, those are the leaders today. Healthcare lagged.

And it may be the loser today, but healthcare was the top performing sector for the month,

of nearly 9% in November. Technology and consumer discretionary lagged.

A wild month for Bitcoin after crossing $125,000 in November. Technology and consumer discretionary lagged. A wild month for Bitcoin after

crossing $125,000 in October. It's closing out its worst month since February. Ether

suffering even bigger losses down more than 20% in November. Silver, though, opposite story,

jumping to a record high today, surging more than 4% at the highs. It's now up more than

90% for the year. Gold's closing higher for the fifth straight month as well. Its longest

monthly streak since 2020 and copper up for four straight months too. On the flip side, crude

is down more than 2% in November. It's fourth negative month in a row and of course we get an OPEC plus meeting this weekend. That's the scorecard on Wall Street. Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan. John Ford is off today. Ahead. Will December bring holiday cheer to investors? Or will the November jitters continue? We've got your gear and playbooks. Plus, Black Friday, it's arguably

the biggest shopping day of the year. This holiday season could see record foot traffic,

where retailers are likely to be the winners. Which ones will shoppers avoid? Plus, nuclear energy

continues to attract investor attention, and we're going to talk to the founder of

X Energy who just closed another funding round as that company looks to expand its nuclear

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