Well, that's the end of regulation. Fans for the cure ringing the closing belt, the New York Stock Exchange.

Thena Capital doing the owners of the NASDAQ. Stock's closing higher. Once again, record highs for the Dow, the S&P 500, and the NASDAQ, and let's pay particularly close attention to the Russell 2000. The small cap index hitting its first all-time high, closing at an all-time high since November. And with money flowing into

stocks, we're also seeing a bit of that risk-on-trend playout and other asset classes as well. Gold

falling, that's a rare currency these days. But Bitcoin jumping back near $180,000. Also a big deal

between Nvidia and Intel, video investing five billion dollars

that's creating ripples across the chip industry the market's thinking this news will be good

for some bad for others we're going to get much more on this deal coming up and that's the

scorecard on wall street but winter stay late welcome to closing bell overtime i'm john for back

alongside morgan brendt and we do have a couple of earnings reports we are watching for Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm John Ford back alongside Morgan Brennan.

And we do have a couple of earnings reports we are watching for FedEx and Lenar.

And we will also be speaking with the head of the FTC. He is suing Live Nation and Ticketmaster.

There's also a lot of other deal news that we want to talk to him about.

And we'll also talk to Kvon Bakeport. He started Periscope, ran product at Twitter.

Now he's launching his new company, Macroscope.

At the same time, the yield on the 10-year rising to 4.1% today, despite the Fed's quarter-point

cut yesterday.

Rick Santelli is here to make sense while the bond market moves.

Rick, a cut isn't a cut for everybody, huh?

That's true.

And remember, the market has a mind of its own.

We could have a Fed and an administration that has views about interest rates,

and the Fed has control over short maturities unless they do quantitative easing.

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