That bell marks the end of regulation.

Western Alliance Bank ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

So no if you're doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

And stocks closing flat to lower today.

The S&P 500 and NASDAQ popped to intraday record highs at the open, but fell from those levels

and were just slightly lower at the bell.

Bond yields flat as well ahead of tomorrow's Fed decision, but gold keeps on shining,

hitting another record high, up 10% so far in November, which is a big move for gold.

Oil also rising, up nearly 2%. That's up for the sixth time in seven sessions. That's the scorecard on Wall Street,

but winter stay late. Welcome to closing bell over time. I'm John Fort. Morgan Brennan is off today.

Coming up on the show, we'll get you ready for the stock and bond market impact of tomorrow's Fed meeting.

Plus, retail sales higher than expected, U.S. consumers still shopping and eating out. Callan's Oliver

Chen is going to be here. And Checkpoint Software CEO will be here to tell you about his

company's deal to increase security for AI. We're also going to hear from the CEO of MongoDB,

David O'Chary, about his company's newest efforts in AI announced today that stock is up 50% just in the past month.

Now let's get more on today's market action with Christina Parts and Nevelas at the NASDA.

Christina.

John, you mentioned markets teasing all-time highs earlier, but just couldn't hold the rally.

But have no fear, big tech is here.

Tesla is surging 25% this month alone

helped by a major Elon Musk purchase.

You got Oracle jumping over, what, 23%

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