The bells bringing end to the trading day at the NYSC.

Cohen and Steers ringing the closing bell. And at the NASAC, Blue Moon Medals doing the honors. Welcome to closing bell. Over time, we're live from Studio B at the NASAC market site. I'm Melissa Lee, along with Mike Santoli. All good things must come to an end, I guess. The NASAC's 13 session winning streak snapped down a third of a percent. Smaller losses for the down, the S&P 500.

The Russell in the green, though, more in the market straight ahead. On our radar at the closed airline earnings coming at the same time deal drama surrounds the sector.

Speaking of deals, Eli Lilly making a big buy. We'll have those details. And are the crooks staying one step ahead of the cops, a different kind of

heist rocking the world of crypto? So kind of a gentle way for the streak to end, I would have to

say, in terms of magnitude of decline. You're not seeing a ton of outright buyer's remorse from

people who are gorging on the riskiest stocks. That said, really, I think benign digestion is what we're seeing today.

And it's one of those things where, you know, markets mostly represent a little bit of a bid

that peak uncertainty is over.

We're willing to take our chances that earnings are going to substantiate this move.

And that has to be

proven out. That's a very nice way, Mike, of saying that nothing much happened today. Nothing a lot happened. Preserver gains. Volatility was up, notably, but it does feel sort of like a pause. I had a big information flow period. The VIX did tick higher. Sometimes that's a Monday effect. sometimes it's a hey you never you never know, honestly, what's going to happen. Oil, of course, was firmer on the day. But, you know,

you gave the chance for some of the real momentum leading semis to take a pause, you know, the sandisks and such.

And that said, the speculative stuff is not calming down. Bloom Energy, Corweave, they're not coming in.

So I almost feel like we've almost reloaded the bubble energy a little bit.

We'll see if that actually plays out.

Well, as you mentioned, the NASDAX move higher.

Winning streak stopped at 13 sessions.

Christina Parts and Levels has got more on today's movers.

Christina.

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