The bell's bringing an end to the trading day at the NYC, Duke Energy, and at the NASDAQ,

Aurora, doing the honors. Welcome to closing bell overtime live from Studio B at the NASDAQ market site.

I'm Mike Santoli. Melissa Lee is off today.

Stocks moving higher today, the Dow adding about 100 points, the S&P 500 up half a percent, the NASDAQ

up three quarters of a percent.

But the market did lose some steam this afternoon, coinciding with the release of the Fed

minutes, which showed a slightly more hawkish Fed, more on the market ahead.

Our reporters are all over today's action, including a big jump for oil, plus the after hour's earnings

we're waiting for booking, Doordash, and Carvana. But let's start with Steve Kovac and the move

in tech, which was a standout today, Steve. Yeah, that's right. I got an all tech edition

of our movers for you this afternoon, Mike. So let's start with Nvidia and META. They announced,

of course, an extended partnership yesterday that played off in trading today for Meta to buy millions more Nvidia AI chips over the next several years.

But like so many of these AI deals that we've been seeing lately, very few details beyond the press release.

So it's unclear how solid it is and how much actually meta plans to buy. Still,

shares of Nvidia were up 1% today and meta up slightly less than 1%. Now let's go over to Palo Alto

networks. Those shares fell over 6% today after its earnings report last night showed weaker than

expected guidance. But of course, this company is also caught up in that big software sell-off,

which CEO Nikesh Aurora discussed on the conference call and said it was confusing,

given that AI actually requires more cybersecurity. It's not going to be a replacement.

And then let's stick around with software here because Palantir was up 2% today on an upgrade

from analysts over at Mizzouho.

They said Pallantir's AI business is actually accelerating so the recent pullback in the stock

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