Well, that's the end of regulation. Remitly ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

And Atlantic Union doing the honors at the NASDAQ. It was a mixed day for the markets.

As you can see right there on your screen with the Dow, down about 150 points.

The S&P finishing basically flat and the NASDAQ with a fractional gain.

But the real standout here was the Russell 2000.

Jumping to an all-time high today. It's the first new high in nearly two months. Smaller cab retail

names like Abercrombie Gap and American Eagle were the big gainers there. On the S&P 500 today,

energy, the top sector that was led in part by Exxon with some news out of that company today.

That even as oil and that gas fell.

Gold and silver higher today.

A new record for silver above $60 an ounce.

Also big gains for cryptocurrencies, ether up 6% in this market.

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

Welcome to closing bell overtime.

I'm John Ford alongside Morgan Brennan. And as always on overtime, we are on earnings watch. Today we're going to hear from Arrow environment, Casey's General Stores, and GameStop.

Also get you ready for tomorrow's Big After the Bell Report, Oracle. And we will also hear from

the CEO of Northrop Grumman on how defense contracting is

changing what it means for the maker of the B-21 bomber. Plus, Ben Silverman on the Netflix

Warner Brothers Discovery deal. We've heard a lot of concern about potential negative impacts

who could actually benefit. And let's get straight to the markets. Invidia falling,

despite getting approval to sell its H-200 chips to China. Christina Parts Nvelas is at the NASDAQ with all the latest for us. Hi, Christina. Hi, I'll start with tech since you mentioned in V-Vita, but there's been no big directional moves today as the market really waits for Wednesday's Fed decision and some key AI events this week. Oracle earnings tomorrow, Broadcom earnings Thursday, and this new Open AI model as well.

Speaking of Broadcom earnings Thursday,

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