That's the end of regulation.

USA volleyball ringing the closing belt in New York Stock Exchange

Zomatry doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

Well, stocks trading in a very tight range out of retail earnings and inflation data with most

S&P sectors lower small caps pulling back as well. Looks like the S&P is

almost perfectly flat here. We'll see where it settles. That's the

scorecard on Wall Street,

but the action's just getting started. Welcome to Closing Bell overtime. I'm

Morgan Brennan. John Fort is off today. Well coming up this hour a major

price target hike for 800 billion dollar farm a giant Eli Lilly.

We will talk to the analyst who just upgraded the name to buy and

races outlet for the stock by $300 calling it a high-growth unicorn.

Plus, Invidia bouncing back in a major way today,

but fellow chipmaker Qualcomm is under pressure.

That's after Wolf dropped its outperform rating on the stock.

We will hear what's behind that downgrade just a moment. And Rock Creek

founder of Sonne Bischloss joins us with her read on market volatility and how the

2024 election is impacting her investment decisions.

But first, let's bring in our market panel to break down today's action.

Joining us now, Ryan Dietrich from Carson Group and Michael Sansiterra from Sylvan Capital Management.

Good afternoon to both of you, unchanged, Ryan.

On the S&P, I mean, man, what a difference a week makes

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