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National Fallen Firefighters Foundation. We're going to close in the belt, the New York Stock Exchange, Invesco, doing the honors at the NASDAQ, and stocks are higher by about two-thirds of percent, half to that on all the major averages, shaking off credit contagion fears. The Russell 2000, a notable outlier, though, down about half a percent for the week more green the nasdaq's up

two percent the russell two and a half and bouncing back today the stocks hit hardest by the

credit concerns jeffre zion's western alliance coming up we're going to talk to a regional bank

analyst who says these are isolated cases and crypto getting crushed this week bitcoin down

six percent stocks connected to crypto,

including Robin Hood and Coinbase showing similar weekly losses. Fintech analyst Dan Dolav of

Mizuho will join me with more on those declines and gold lower today, but not before

touching another all-time high. Not down enough to erase this week's gains, though.

Gold has now become the top investment in our CNBC survey ahead of stocks. Gold is the new gold.

You're bringing those details, plus a unique way to play. Gold. And the 10-year yield,

bouncing back above 4% as those fears about the banks are easing. That's the scorecard on Wall Street, but winters stay late.

Welcome to closing about overtime.

I'm John Ford.

Morgan Brennan is off today.

Let's begin with that move in bond yields.

Rick Santelli, joining me from Chicago.

Rick.

You know, John, it has been a wild week.

And one thing for sure is that the nervousness in many of the credit markets and in the funding market showed up in a big way in the equities.

And that put the relationship of when the equities get a bit dicey, sometimes the best collateral is easy.

You jump in the treasuries. And as you see this two-day chart of Dow and Two Year, you can see how they're right on top of each other. Now, twos and tens week to date, this is interesting. We came back a decent amount from yesterday's drop following equities higher, of course, and we're only down about four basis points on the week. We're up about three basis points on the session.

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