That's the end of regulation. JLL ringing the closing belt, the New York Stock Exchange,

and the premier lacrosse league doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

The major averages parrying earlier gains, closing near the flat line.

It was really mixed session today as investors weigh the new read on inflation and the latest

moves from President-elect Trump.

That's the scorecard on Wall Street, but the action is just getting started.

Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan. John Ford is off today.

Well, coming up this hour, Greenlight Capitals, David Einhorn takes the stage at delivering

Alpha. We will take you there for his comments. Plus, earnings are rolling in this hour

from Cisco, recent IPO IBOTA, Sonos, and Beezer Homes. We will bring you those numbers and an

exclusive interview with IBata's CEO before he talks to Wall Street analysts on the earnings call.

But let's kick off with Innovator ETS head of research and investment strategy,

Tim Urbanoitz. Tim, it's great to have you on the show. We did have a mixed session. The NASDAQ

and Russell 2000 finishing the day lower. The NASDAQ just above the flat line. 5985 is

looks like where we're settling out. And the Dow also fractionally higher here.

Given the rally we've seen in stocks over the past call it week, what do you like here?

Well, Morgan, you know, what we're encouraging our clients to focus on are these election results.

I think we're going to continue to be an election-driven market here. And specifically, we want to

focus on these policies that we think have the best chance of actually being implemented right away.

So we think immigration, we think tariffs on China, regulatory rollback.

Those are the ones that are likely going in right out of the gates, and focus less on some of the things that might be more challenging to pass,

where you're going to need to get the votes in Congress, i.e. the tax cuts on the corporate side as well as the individual side.

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