The bell marks the end of regulation. Embraer ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

Bio-Excell therapeutics doing the honors at the NASDAQ and stocks are mixed with the S&P 500 and NASDAQ lower.

The Dow fractionally higher. Big intraday turnarounds too, as Jay Powell suggests the Fed's tightening program could end soon. The Dow trading

in a range more than a thousand points between the low and the high of the day. And beneath the

surface, though, today's trading not as mixed as it seemed. Most sectors in the S&P were higher,

except for tech and consumer discretionary. Financials, industrials, materials, the best groups.

Invidia, a big culprit in

techs losses. More on that in a minute. Gold benefiting from global trade uncertainty, rising

above $4,100 an ounce. Another record high. Silver, finally getting back to its 1980 high and

adding a little more today. Well, that's a scorecard on Wall Street. Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan, along with John Fort. Coming up on the show,

we will get some sage advice on how to handle these markets and the tariff turmoil. Investing legend

Mario Gabelli is here on set imminently. And then we'll speak with someone who's concerned

about the impact of a tariff tiff with

China, from consumer spending to Fed action to corporate borrowing, lots of potential ripple

effects.

Raymond James is Sunaina Sinhaldea is going to join us.

Plus, we will hear from GE Aerospace's CEO Larry Culp.

The company making a new investment in workforce training as demand

for products continues to be strong. And by products, I mean jet engines and airplanes, that's coming

up as well. But we begin with a big comeback for stocks while off the lows of the day. Not enough

to bring the NASDAQ back, though, falling a little more, well, a little less than 1%. Christina

Parts of Nevelas has got more. Christina. Yeah, it was a little bit of a mixed day. You did see equities sell up just into the close on President Trump's new rhetoric regarding China trade, despite Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell's remarks suggesting the Fed is on track for a rate cut at month end. Like you mentioned, the financial sector did close about 1% higher,

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