Well, that bell marks the end of regulation.

Copely acquisition.

We're in the closing bell with the New York Stock Exchange, inter and co, doing the honors at

the NASDAQ.

And stocks ending the day mixed with the NASDAQ, breaking a six-day win streak.

The S&P up for a fourth day.

Utilities and staples your leaders, consumer discretionary, and comm services, your laggards.

In tech, the old guard taking the reins.

Cisco, IBM, T-Mobile, and Verizon, hire, FinTech's Affirm, Coinbase, and FISA, all lagging.

And big moves in retail today.

Dick Sporting Goods in the penalty box after agreeing to buy a foot locker for $2.4 billion,

foot lockers making a power play on the deal.

And meanwhile, Walmart ending lower as the CFO warned consumers could soon see higher

prices from tariffs.

Walmart beat on EPS but missed on sales and United Health shares cratering again today

after report the DOJ is conducting a criminal investigation into possible Medicare

fraud, stock down 30% in a week.

And finally, oil prices closing lower after the president raised hopes of a U.S.-Iran

nuclear deal.

Welcome to closing bell overtime.

We're winners.

Stay late.

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