That's the end of regulation. Best Friends Animal Society, ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

Click Holdings doing the honors over at the NASDAQ. Stocks falling to end this holiday week,

without size declines for some of the year's biggest winner.

Names like Tesla, Palantir, and Ambidia. That's the scorecard on Wall Street, but the action is just getting started.

Welcome to Closing Bell overtime. I am Frank Holland with Leslie Picker.

John and Morgan. They're off today.

Ahead this hour, Goldman's tech playbook analyst Eric Sheridan joins us with his top picks in tech as

the NASDAQ sees a sharp pullback to end the week. Plus, Elon Musk biographer Walter Isaacson

will be with us to talk about the growing rift in the Trump orbit surrounding

H1B visas. And former Fed economist, Sam, world creator Claudia Sam, will discuss her outlook

for the Fed and a wildcard factor that could throw its rate path into question. Let's begin,

though, with this very active market today, joining us, Scott Wren of Wells Fargo

Investment Institute and Brenda Vangelo of Sandhill Global Advisers and CNBC contributor. Thank you both

for joining us. Scott, let's start with you. We've got thin trading, but still a significant

sell-off to end the week today. No major catalyst, but do you think the

soured sentiment continues into next week for the end of the year?

Well, you know, to be honest with you, Leslie, we kind of wish it would because we're trying

to be patient here. We could take another step toward cyclical risk and just stock risk if we felt like we had a

halfway decent pullback, you know, 7%, 10% total, something like that, which, you know, if you

look at the charts right now, you know, somewhere in the 5750 range would be good support there.

So, you know, if you get a pullback there, I think we'd be more

interested here. In the meantime, we're trying to be patient. And I think anytime there's confusion

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