That's the end of regulation. State Street Global Advisors and the World Gold Council ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange in Salette doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

While the recent rally taking a pause, at least for today, as the S&P 500 ends in the red for the first time since the election a week ago, that's the scorecard on Wall Street, but the action is just getting started.

Closing, welcome to Closing Bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan with John Ford, who joins us from

Washington, D.C. Yeah, a little light off the dome, but not mine. Well, the Dow and the Russell

2000, the big underperformers today as treasury yields keep heading higher, and now investors are

awaiting earnings from

several big names including Spotify, Skyworks, Instacart, Kava, and Flutter, and will have instant

analysis, of course, of all those results. Plus, shift four payments founder and CEO Jared

Isaacman breaks down his company's disappointing quarterly results and how fintech will fare under

President-elect Trump.

Well, let's get to the market panel wide, don't we?

Vital Knowledge founder Adam Chris Foley and Wilmington Trust, head of investment strategy

and CNBC contributor, Megan Schu.

Welcome to both of you, Megan.

So the major indices mostly lower. A lot of people

wondering what a second Trump administration is going to bring for equities. You say there are

puts and takes. It's unclear, but I wonder particularly what your take is on big tech, because whether it's

Nvidia and the likely China export restrictions that we're going to continue to see,

whether it's Apple, Amazon, Google, that have at times been in a president Trump's crosshairs.

It looks like it could be iffy no um yeah i think you

are really describing the dynamic that we have been focused on which is that a trump 2.0

economy is probably one you know our overarching message is one of wider distribution of

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