Well, that's the end of regulation, clear water analytics, ringing the closing bell, the New York Stock Exchange, quantum sphere acquisition, doing the honors of the NASDAQ.

It was a mixed day for the markets, with the NASDAQ, the leader, boosted by Alphabet, and Apple.

The Dow posting its third straight negative session, the S&P having its first positive day in three.

Communication services and discretionary are your sector leaders, energy and industrials, the laggards.

Treasuries higher across the curve following a slide that put the 30-year close to 5% in earlier trading.

That's the yields.

The two-year yields saw a drop mid-morning as well following the weaker than expected Joltz report.

On the commodities front, oil prices falling more than 2% ahead of a weekend meeting of OPEC

Plus members. This comes after crude settled at the highest level since August 4th yesterday.

On the flip side, though, gold crossing another all-time high. This is the 29th record

closed for this year for gold

futures. The gold miners ETF hitting a 2011 high as well. Another bullish day for crypto,

two. Bitcoin closing near $112,000 and ether rallying nearly 5%. And that's the scorecard on Wall Street,

but winner stay late.

Welcome to closing bell overtime.

I'm John Fort, alongside Morgan Brennan.

And we've got a stacked show for your earnings coming up.

Sales Force, the second worst Dow stock this year.

Figma's first report as a public company, American Eagle had a busy quarter in the news,

thanks to Sidney Sweeney, that translate into sales and C3 AI

officially reporting after that rough pre-announcement three weeks ago CEO Tom Siebel is going to

join us following those numbers but first let's start with the big market story of the day

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