That bell marks the end of regulation.

Union Pacific ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

Vision Wave doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

And we have another record day on Wall Street.

S&P and NASDAQ both closing at record highs.

Most S&P 500 sectors actually closed lower, but communication services and consumer discretionary, the big gainers.

Staples and healthcare bringing up the rear. Gold with another record 2, 376%. but communication services and consumer discretionary, the big gainers.

Staples and healthcare bringing up the rear.

Gold with another record, $3,700 an ounce for the very first time.

That's the scorecard on Wall Street, but winners stay late.

Welcome to closing bell overtime.

I'm John Ford.

Morgan Brennan is off today.

And we've got a very busy news day to kick off this week.

All-time highs ahead of the Fed meeting. And we still don't know exactly how many voting members will be there. 10, 11, 12. We'll get you updated on the fates of Stephen Myron and

Lisa Cook. But the fate of TikTok seems closer to getting decided. Treasury Secretary Besson says there is the framework

of a deal. We'll break that down along with all the U.S.-China trade news. And we'll talk to the CEO

of a company trying to bring AI to health care. Matt Hawkins of Wastar coming up later in overtime.

But now let's start with the markets because the NASDAQ jumped to another record high,

thanks to a couple big names you know. Christina Partsenevolous is at the NASDAQ with more.

Christina. I'll start with the big one. Tesla shares closing up at over almost 4% higher after CEO Elon Musk disclosed. He bought about 2.6 million shares worth roughly $1 billion. That's his

first stock purchase since 2020, and investors

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