The bell's bringing an end to the trading day at the NYSC, the New York Boat Show, bringing the closing bell at the NASDAQ.

Stars of the traders on NBC Universal's Peacock are doing the honors.

Welcome to closing bell overtime live from Studio B at the NASDAQ market site.

I'm Melissa Lee along with Mike Santoli.

A big late-day spike for stocks after President Trump says there is a framework of a deal on Greenland,

meaning no additional tariffs. The major averages all up more than a percent. Once again,

the Russell 2000 now performing up nearly 2 percent. Apple turning positive this afternoon,

but still on pace where it's a straight-down week. Microsoft and Oracle, both lower today,

will have much more on the underperformance of the mega caps.

Netflix falling after its results, Wall Street disappointed with the company's guidance.

Now the attention turns to Intel, which reports tomorrow it has been one of the hottest stocks in the market of 45% in 2026.

The only thing or one of the few things hotter than Intel is sand disk.

It has doubled this year, higher again today, along with all the other memory names.

And of course we're watching commodities.

Gold rising, silver down 2%.

Nat gas, a huge gainer.

We'll have more on that ahead.

But we begin with President Trump in his big interview with our own Joe Kernan on CNBC this afternoon.

As his comments boosted the markets, Amon Javers has a full wrap up.

Amon.

Melissa, that's right.

Joe had the opportunity to press the president for more detail on the announcement

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