That bell marks the end of regulation.

Maximus ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange, listed funds trust, doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

And stocks closing higher today, the NASDAQ closing at a record high.

Optimism in tech flowing from expectations of a Fed rate cut next week.

In the S&P sectors outside of tech, consumer discretionary leading, real estate and utilities lag, a bullish day for commodities.

Gold hitting an all-time high, crossing in 3,600 level, now up nearly 40% for the year.

The gold miners' ETF, GDX, and new highs as well.

Oil in the green after the output hike from OPEC Plus was seen as modest.

Treasury is also on the move with yields falling. More on that ahead.

And the crypto space higher today, Bitcoin and Ether, seeing gains of 1% or more.

Well, that's the scorecard on Wall Street. Welcome to Closing Bell Overtime.

I'm Morgan Brennan, along with John Fort.

Coming up on Overt overtime, the CEO of

Databricks, the company's latest capital raise, putting its valuation over $100 billion. Could an

IPO be in its future? We're going to ask the company's CEO co-founder. And speaking of IPOs,

we're going to talk to Black Rock co-founder Ralph Schlaustine about the flow of IPOs, M&A activity, and more.

And we are getting you ready for Apple's big events tomorrow. The iPhone 17 expected to be

unveiled in what Apple is calling a quote, awe-dropping event. But we will begin with another

record high for the NASDA. Christina Partsenevelis is looking at the names that are leading

the way in this first day of trade for this new week. Christina.s-Nevilus is looking at the names that are leading the way in this

first day of trade for this new week. Christina. Markets did trade within a narrow range, but the

NASDAQ, like you said, touching new all-time highs and fueled by potential Fed rate cuts,

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