And that bell marks the end of regulation.

Lors and Cabot winning the opposing by the New York Stock Exchange.

Stage future doing the honors at the NASDAX.

Stocks ending the day next to the President saying there will be no extensions beyond the new August 1st tariff deadline.

Energy and materials lead, utilities and consumer staples are your laggards.

Nearly every member of the S&P utility sector closed lower.

Treasury yields rising today with the 10-year back above 4.4% that's hitting the highest

level since June 20th, the 30-year approaching 5%.

Copper hitting an all-time high after the President said he would most likely impose a 50% tariff on the commodity and oil holding steady at a two-week high as traders continue to assess the impact of the OPEC plus output boost.

Well, that is the scorecard on Wall Street. Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan, along with John Fort. We are three months

from the S&P closing low, a 25% gain for the index over that time. We're going to talk to Schwab's

Lizanne Saunders about whether a pullback could be coming. And if you can't beat the heat,

maybe invest in the companies powering the air conditioners. Utilities have been on a huge run

from the lows today aside,

and it could be just the beginning.

Well, small moves today for the major averages,

but we do have a lot of individual stocks making big moves today.

Christina Parks and Nebblis is here with those names.

Christina.

I got to start with Nvidia inching closer and closer to the one's unthinkable,

$4 trillion market cap.

Shares would need to hit $163 to get there today, but you can see they did close at 1601, so still a few dollars off.

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