That bell, that bell marks the end of regulation.

Clavio ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

As it gets set to report earnings this hour and Exozymes doing the honors at the NASDAQ, it is another record closed for the S&P 500.

As Fed minutes, while they don't spook investors, the defense names and Palantir falling late in the

session. That is the scorecard on Wall Street, but winners stay late. Welcome to closing bell

overtime. There's the music. I'm John Ford with Morgan Brennan. Well ahead on this hour,

Charles Schwab, chief investment strategist Lizanne Saunders opens up her playbook as stocks that

at these record levels tells us the one factor she says is driving

the market action. Plus we are awaiting earnings this hour from Carvana, Toast Cheesecake Factory,

Clavio, as I mentioned, host hotels and resorts and more. And we're going to bring you all the

numbers and exclusive interview with the CEO of host hotels before his call with Wall Street.

And noted tech analyst Laura Martin joins us with her take on Apple's new iPhone.

And the one key demographic, she says the company is targeting with its less expensive model.

Let's talk about the market and this push to record highs with vital knowledge founder, Adam

Chrisafoulli and Carson Group Chief

Market Strategist Ryan Dietrich guys welcome Ryan this market's broadening out and we

didn't get any kind of freak out with these Fed minutes what does that tell you

about what's to come post mid-February yeah john thanks for having me back and good afternoon everybody

i mean listen come on for a while probably like a lot of other guests and expect to see broadening

out it's happening right year-to-date 11 sectors all of them higher year-to-date seven sectors are doing

better than the smp 500 here john you know mean, it's been a heck of a run.

We know two years in a row up 20%. Now we're up, you know, well over 4%, almost 5% so far this year.

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