Well, that's the end of regulation.

Floor and Decor ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

Journey Medical doing the honors at the NASDAX.

Stocks ending the day lower.

Basically at session lows, the Dow the worst performer.

The NASDAQ did touch an all-time high once again today before reversing course.

Consumer discretionary and staples led today.

Energy and real estate worthy S&P sector laggards.

Gold moving lower two after hitting an all-time high on Friday.

The president saying earlier today that gold bars will not be tariffed, as was reported

last week.

And crypto and ether closing in the green.

Bitcoin reclaiming the $120,000 level in earlier trading,

while ether hit its highest level in almost four years. And lots of moves in the soft commodities

markets. Coco hitting its highest level in more than a month. It's still down 25% this year,

though. And finally, soybeans posting their best day since July 2nd. The president saying overnight that he

hoped China would quickly quadruple purchases of U.S. grown soybeans. That's the scorecard on

Wall Street, but winter stay late. Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm John Ford alongside

Morgan Brennan. And coming up, we've got the CEO of Curtis Wright in her first broadcast interview,

the aviation company gaining today as it's buying back more stock.

And we will get you ready for tomorrow's big earnings report, Circle.

It's the first report as a public company.

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