That bell marks the end of regulation.

HB Fuller in the closing belt for New York Stock Exchange, ACI worldwide, doing the honors at the

NASDAQ and the Dow trading above 47,000 couldn't close there for the first time.

Small gain for the S&P 500, small, well actually, I don't know, S&P, yeah, maybe small game.

Unchanged, basically.

Small loss for the NASDA.

Yeah, right on the nose there.

Earning's a big driver of today's action.

General Motors hitting a record high, having its best day in five years.

Similar story for 3M following its results, setting back to levels seen in August of 2021.

Coke contributing to the Dow's gains, while the other major averages, yeah, basically flat.

Consumer discretionary and industrials were the leading sectors, utilities, and materials were the worst performing and big losses today for gold, silver, and platinum.

But of course, the precious metals trade overall has been hot.

Well, that's a scorecard on Wall Street. Welcome to Closing Bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan,

along with John Fort. We are waiting for several earnings reports this hour. The biggest

Netflix that's coming as the company is reportedly interested in buying all or part of Warner Brothers

Discovery. Other names we're watching in overtime include Texas Instruments, Mattel, and Western Alliance.

That's one of the regional banks that fell sharply last week.

And it looks like Netflix and Texas Instruments are already out.

We're going through those results right now.

But we will turn our attention to that big report that is due out tomorrow as well, Tesla. We've got two analysts,

one who rates the stock a buy, one who calls it overvalued. But we begin with the markets.

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