But that bell marks the end of regulation for the week.

Manchester United ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

Namib Minerals doing the honors at the NASDAQ, and it's another record closed for the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ,

which is higher for five out of the last six weeks.

The S&P closing at records each day this week.

First time it's done that in almost four years.

Back to the go-go days of late 2021. Health care rebounding. It's the top sector this week,

posting the biggest weekly gain in nearly two years as investors buy some of those beaten down

names and oil services stocks. Big winners, Baker Hughes and Liberty Energy posting their best weeks in roughly two years.

That is the scorecard on Wall Street, but winners stay late, especially Fridays. Welcome to closing about overtime.

I'm John Ford. Morgan Brennan is off today. Palantir is the best performer in the S&P 500 over the last year and closing at another new high.

We're going to hear from an analyst who just started coverage and says investors should keep

buying this red hot name.

Plus, speaking of late 2021, meme stock mania returning this week with a fresh batch of names.

Can it last?

And what does this risk on attitude mean for the broader market?

And later, Coursera soaring

today up, let's see. More than 36% on strong earnings and guidance, the online learning platform

CEO joins me in an exclusive interview. But we begin with Christina Parts and Nebless looking at

the stocks driving today's record-breaking action.

Christina.

John, let's start with the somewhat turnaround for Tesla.

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