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Welcome to closing bell overtime live from Studio B at the NASDAQ market site.

Now Mike Santoli, Melissa Lee is on assignment.

Stocks mixed, the Dow once again setting a new record just barely eeked it out as a closing high,

but the other major averages did fall.

And we did see a move lower this afternoon.

The S&P 500 had been up 22 points at its peak before ending lower by a third of a percent.

We'll get to that, plus the bond market with Rick Santelli. We're also waiting for earnings from Ford and Robin Hood, plus Lyft, Mattel, Gilead, among others, due out this hour. But let's start with today's market action and Christina Parts in other. Christina. Right next deal. The NASDAQ and the SP ending in the red today, like you mentioned, with the NASDAQ, flattish for most of the session before just rolling over around 1 p.m. Eastern one. President Trump told Axios, he was thinking of sending a second aircraft carrier to the Middle East if talks with Iran fell through. Momentum stocks, though, really gave back some of last week's bounce momentum, the ETF, MTF, MTF, MTF, MTF, MTF, MTF, MTF, METUM, closing in the red today.

We had five of the magnificent seven names also closing lower, alphabet among the laggards,

as investors really digest the sticker shock from its new debt levels, announced just yesterday.

But software names did stage a comeback, Datadog, Snowflake, App-loving, MongoDB, you can see just a sea of

green with Datadog up 13% today. The IGV software ETF closed higher for a third straight day

after seeing record retail dip buying just yesterday. There were also some signs of a defensive

tilt after weaker than expected retail sales, retail sales data, I should say.

Utilities and real estate were the best performing sectors with Vistra Energy, closing roughly

4% higher on a Jeffries upgrade, but investors weren't hiding in consumer staples, Kroger's,

Costco, Walmart, all down at least one and a half percent, Mike.

All right, Christina, thank you.

Some interesting moves in the bond market today following a softer headline retail sales

number and some comments from Fed officials, not to mention a drop in a labor cost gauge.

Rick Santelli has all that for us.

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