That bell marks the end of regulation. J.P. Morgan reeling the closing bell with the New York Stock Exchange.

Pro shares doing the honors at the NASDAQ. And stocks are in the green across the board with tech stocks leading the way higher as investors shrug off the threat of new tariffs.

That is the scorecard on Wall Street. But winners stay late. Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm John Ford with

Morgan Brennan. Well, the S&P 500 and NASDAQ are higher for the fourth straight day, while the Dow

snapping a two-day losing streak. The energy and tech sectors are the big winners today. Now,

investors turn their attention to after the bell earnings from Lattice, Semi, Astero Labs, Vertix,

and Cody. We will have instant analysis of Astero Labs, Vertix, and Cody.

We will have instant analysis of all of those numbers.

Plus, President Trump is expected to announce steel and aluminum import tariffs later today.

We're going to discuss the potential impact on the economy with Morgan Stanley,

chief global economist Seth Carpenter.

But now investors are waiting to hear from President Trump.

And the CEO of Juniper Networks is here exclusively to fight back against the Justice

Department's lawsuit to block his company's proposed merger with Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

Let's bring in Scott Wren of Wells Fargo Investing Institute and Dan Suzuki of Richard

Bernstein. Guys, welcome.

Hey John, how are you? Well, Dan, the S&P is back near all-time highs. So at this point,

investors perhaps wondering what to do. What does diversification look like in this market?

Yeah, well, obviously, John, everyone is watching your show is very aware that the market is historically expensive

and historically concentrated in those expensive investments. So really today, diversification is quite simple.

It's owning anything

but the U.S. mega caps. And so I think that's what's critical right now is, you know, you're

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