Well, that bell marks the end of regulation for the week. The Memorial Foundation

ring the closing bell to the New York Stock Exchange. Adoro Clean Technologies doing the honors

at the NASDAQ. And it's a strong end to a strong week as the major averages go out with

gains across the board. Healthcare was the loan sector to finish the day in the red.

That's the scorecard on Wall Street, but winners stay late.

Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm John Ford. Morgan Brennan is off today. Well,

coming up on today's show, Netflix kicks off Fang earnings on overtime next week. Remember Fang? Coming off a very strong year and some on the street think there's a lot more upside for

Netflix ahead. We'll talk to an analyst who just upgraded the stock ahead of that print.

Plus, weight loss drug makers slimming down today on news, OZempic and Weigubby have been selected for Medicare price negotiations.

We'll discuss the impact on shareholders.

And a surprising winner of the TikTok band, Duolingo says it's seen a surge in user signing up to learn

Mandarin as some TikTok customers turn to Chinese-based Red Note. We're going to hear from Duolingo's

CEO about the spillover effect. First though, major averages closing a strong week of games.

The Dow up 3.7%. The S&P 500 up 2.9%. Almost closed above 6,000 for the week for the

first time this year, but lost it in the last five minutes. The Russell 2,000 of 4% week to

date while the NASDAQ finished up 2.5%. Let's bring in HSBC Global Private Banking and

wealth management, CIO, Jose Rasko.

Ed Paulson Perspectives, author Jim Paulson.

Guys, happy Friday.

Jose, we had another strong day after those benign inflation readings.

What do you think the chances are that the market, the S&P, has found a floor around 5,800 post-election. What do we need to see in

earnings from here? Well, it's not just earnings for the market, right? It's inflation.

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