Well, that's the under regulation. Wellington Shields and company ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange and Eladon Pharmaceuticals doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

Stocks ending the day in the green. The NASDAQ composite hitting an all-time high. The index surpassing its prior intraday high from July 3rd.

The Downs S&P posting their first positive days in three. Investors appear to be downplaying the latest tariff-related headwinds,

even as the president sends more letters to more countries today. Utilities and communication

services were your leaders, staple and energy lagged. Treasury is rallying today,

snapping a five-day losing streak.

Yields fell across the board after a solid 10-year auction. Oil steady today as well after a

surprise build in U.S. crude stocks, this is a pretty big build. It did hit the highest level in two

weeks. Staying on the commodities front, though, copper falling more than 2% after hitting a record high yesterday.

And that's the score caught on Wall Street, but winter stay late.

Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm John Ford alongside Morgan Brennan.

As when Vida crosses into $4 trillion territory, Microsoft is not far behind.

Coming up, we're going to talk to an analyst upgrading Microsoft this morning,

saying AI can continue to drive growth. And no summer delgrooms for the markets. Earning season

is starting. Delta reports results tomorrow. We're going to get you ready for that report.

And during this market euphoria, a note of caution. RBC's Lori Kovacina is going to join us to

explain why she thinks this rebound is looking full.

Let's start with the big stock story of the day.

The NASDAQ rising to another all-time high led by InVIDIA, which crossed the $4 trillion market cap level for the first time.

First company ever to do it.

Christina Partseneblis joining us now from the NASDAQ.

Just over two years ago, John, Invidio wasn't even in the trillion dollar club,

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