Well, we've got another record close for the DAV, the S&P, just kind of holding

steady after hitting an intraday high, that's a scorecard on Wall Street but

winner stay late welcome to closing bell overtime I'm John Fort with

Morgan Brennan the blue chip index closing higher for the fourth time in five

sessions it was the Russell 2000 that was the very big outperformer today finishing the day up just about 2%.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin hitting 50,000 for the first time in two years.

We're going to discuss the outlook for Bitcoin with Microstratigy

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But first, let's get more on this record close for the Dow at least.

Mike Santoli joins us from the New York Stock Exchange to break it down.

Mike, yes, we had a record close for the Dow, we went back and forth with the S&P, the

NASDAQ finished the day lower, but really the small capes we just talked about the outperformer here.

How does it speak to where we're at in terms of this rally and how investors are

positioning themselves or broadening out given how oversold we are in some of those mega cap names.

Yeah, Morgan, in a sense, it's following the preferred script of a lot of people,

which is to say, OK, the big magnificent seven types of

have done their work let them back away the rest of the market might be able to

perk up a little bit and the Russell 2000 the eco-weight at S&P for as much as

they've been left in the dust by the

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