That bell marks the end of regulation.

S&P Global ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

Ares Capital Corporation doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

Here's the next section session on election eve for the sectors.

Utilities, a big loser, energy, big winner, technology.

About flat, Dow, S&P, NASDAG, all losing ground, but small caps going out with gains.

That's a scorecard on Wall Street, but winner staying late.

Welcome to closing bell overtime.

I'm John Ford with Morgan Brennan.

We have got such a big hour of earnings results ahead.

Headlined by Palantir and NXP semiconductors, along with wind, Cleveland Cliffs, and more.

Plus two ways the election could impact your portfolio.

Venture capital is Bradley Tusk weighs in on Silicon Valley's rising influence

and how tech and crypto could be affected.

And Raymond James Policy Analyst Ed Mills will be with us to talk about how the White

House result and the makeup of Congress could change the market narrative.

But as we await today's earnings results, let's bring in bespoke investment group co-founder

Paul Hickey and Kobesi editor-in-chief Adam Kobasey.

Adam, good to have you, Paul, good to have you.

Adam, so markets, the S&P it's hung in there above 5,700.

You think that bodes well? We're getting to 6,000?

I think so. I think we're maintaining our call that we're heading to 6,000 before year-end.

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