That bell marks the end of regulation.

No Kid Hungry,

the closing bell to the New York Stock Exchange,

Sizzle Acquisition Corp doing the honors at the NASDAQ

and a higher end to the day as investors digest Fed Chair Powell's comments

and his trade headlines about chip curves, perhaps going away,

move tech stocks late in the session.

That is the scorecard on Wall Street, but winter stay late.

Welcome to closing bell overtime.

I'm John Ford with Morgan Brennan.

Well, coming up on today's show, I can't miss interview with Citadel founder and CEO

Ken Griffin on the Fed's message, market volatility, the impact of tariffs, and more.

Plus, another busy hour of earnings is on the way, including results from

arm holdings, Apploven, Skyworks, Flutter, and Zillow. As we await those results, let's get

straight to today's market action. Joining us now is Vital Knowledge founder Adam Krista Fulay and RBC Capital

Markets head of U.S. Equity Strategy. Lori Kalvesina, guys, welcome. Lori, we got what we expected from the Fed. How much

attention now is on June versus, I mean, now we've got these headlines having to do with trade

yet again. Hi, so thanks for having me. Look, you know, I think, I hesitate to use the word boring,

but I think we heard a lot of what we already know and what we already think as a forecasting community this afternoon from the chairman. And so I do think we tee up, you know, perhaps not for June, but I'm really worried, frankly, more about kind of that mid-July, mid-August period when I'm expecting to hear, you know, we're in one reporting season. Now we're going to be in another reporting season then.

And I think getting a lot more color.

And when I was talking to my rate strategist earlier today, he was saying, you know, that he's,

you know, looking for kind of May, June.

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