That bell marks the end of regulation. Why Texas ringing the closing bell to New York Stock Exchange?

Array technology is doing the honors at the NASDAQ, and it is another record day on Wall Street.

Major averages all close at new highs, and it was a rare day this week where small caps underperform.

Communication services driving the rally today, Trade desk and Alphabet to the big winners.

Alphabet continuing its huge week to close in uncharted territory. And investors digesting a

mixed bag of retail earnings, Burlington stores and five below higher on earnings beats,

Bath and Body Works, Urban Outfitters and Best Buy all under pressure after their reports.

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

Welcome to closing about overtime. I'm John Ford. Morgan Brennan is off today.

Ahead on overtime, we've got more retail and tech earnings as we get set to break down numbers from GAP, ALTA, Dell, Affirm, and Marvell technology.

Plus, we'll get the trade on software stocks which have been surging

this week after underperforming the overall tech sector this year. But let's get to Christina

Parts and levels now at the NASDAQ with a closer look at some of the themes driving today's rally.

Christina.

I would say Nvidia earnings didn't deliver fireworks, but with stocks at all-time highs,

no major solace

basically a win. Tech showed impressive breath, though. 70% of the S&P information technology

stocks actually closed higher compared to just 40% for the broader index. So we're seeing some

of that concentration again. Cloud names led the charge, snowflakes, surging on better

than expected earnings of closing

what almost or 20% higher MongoDB also rallied 7.5% after posting its best

day on record yesterday on an improved earnings outlook. Software infrastructure

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