That bell marks the end of regulation. Yala Group bringing the closing bell with the New York Stock Exchange,

catalyst pharmaceuticals doing the honors at the NASDAQ, and a late-day turnaround for the Dow

means all three major averages, closing higher, small loss for the Russell 2000.

Tech with a bit of a comeback today, one of the top sectors on the S&P 500 chips among the

bigger gainers, Micron, Nvidia, and AMD among those. And Chinese Internet stocks also

had a good day. Alibaba, a big gainer, as several analysts raised their targets on the stock

following bullish comments from the company about AI spending.

Energy is the worst performing sector as oil falls more than 3%.

The market's worrying about production increases, but also oil had risen to a nearly two-month high.

And the 10-year yield sliding, the bond market squarely focused on Friday's jobs report if we get Friday's jobs report.

That's a scorecard on Wall Street.

Winner stay late.

Welcome to close about overtime.

I'm John Ford.

Morgan Brennan is off today and shares of electronic arts are soaring.

The company's going to go private for $55 billion.

We're taking a closer look at one of the buyers, Saudi Arabia's

public investment fund, which is making a big move into video games. And we'll be talking to

the CEO of Wheaton precious metals, as gold, silver, and platinum have all been soaring

recently. Now let's start with the market, says the NASDAQ's rising for the second straight

day, even as whispers about an AI bubble grow louder.

It's bringing in senior markets commentator Mike Santoli, who I believe is caught his breath from the end of the last hour.

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