Well, that bell marks the end of regulation.

Clear Channel outdoor ringing the closing bell for New York Stock Exchange, Web's investment,

doing the honors at the NASDAQ, and stocks modestly higher today with the Dow leading gains as United Health rallied.

All three major averages closing at record levels.

Energy and communication services, the S&P sector leaders, materials, and industrial as the laggards.

Big Tech, mostly higher with Alphabet and Meta, the Mag 7 standouts.

Alphabet on pace for its best five-day stretch since 2022.

And a green day for the commodity complex, oil, net gas, closing higher, gold losing a bit of its luster into the afternoon,

but managing to hit an all-time

high in earlier trading. And Treasury yields rising that conversely halts a four-day bond rally,

the two-year yield bouncing off the lowest level since 2022. That is the scorecard on Wall Street

of winner to stay late. Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm John Ford at CNBC headquarters.

And I'm Morgan Brennan in San Francisco at the Goldman Sachs Communicopia and Technology Conference.

We have got a huge lineup of guests coming up, starting with Chris Britt, the CEO of Chime.

We're also going to talk to the CEO of Corwee.

That's another recent IPO.

Stock hire today is the company announces of VC arm targeting AI startups.

And sticking with the AI theme, we've got earnings from Oracle due out in just a few minutes.

We'll also be getting results from Rubrik and talk to that company CEO Bipelsenna before he gets on

the call with analysts.

But let's jump straight in here with the markets as the NASDAQ closes at a record high once

again. Christina Parks and Nevelis is there at the NASDAQ forest. Christina.

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