We are now in the closing bell market zone.

Tenaa McKeel is looking at Circle as those shares resume its post-IPO rally.

Gabrielle Fon Rouge standing by with what to watch from Nike when it reports in OT.

Plus HSBC's Max Ketner is counting us down into the market closed.

Tenea, I guess a one day or two-day break with Circle, but it's back to the upside.

Yeah, Mike, off its highs of the day, but it is climbing again after its first pullback earlier

this week, which looks like natural profit taking amid perhaps overbought conditions.

It's still hot off its monster IPO from the beginning of this month, up about 6%, 600%, sorry, since then.

So I'd expect continued volatility, especially as investors look for other ways to make money in crypto.

Now, that's more exciting than Bitcoin, perhaps, but less risky maybe than other cryptocurrencies.

What's interesting, Mike, is the rotation that we saw out of Circle and into Coinbase

during that pullback. Coinbase jumped over the same three days that Circle fell and are still

climbing today. The two companies, of course, very close, have a significant revenue sharing

agreement. So investors starting to see how Coinbase could benefit from stable coin opportunities.

Coinbase are, as of now, best performing stock in the S&P 500 for both the month and the week.

Mike?

Yeah, and on absolutely massive volume.

There are some days where half of its float has traded just in a single day.

So obviously a lot of excitement there.

Thank you very much.

Tenea.

Gabrielle, tough year for Nike, but the stock's been bouncing this week. Yeah, it's definitely

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