That bell marks the end of regulation.

New York City Parks Department ringing the closing bell

with the New York Stock Exchange, D-Fi Development,

doing the honors at the NASDAQ,

and it's a down day for the markets.

The Dow is off about 125 points, I believe.

S&P 500 down about a percent, nearly.

NASDAQ getting the worst of it falling about one and a quarter.

Invidia pulling back 3.5% after its results on Wednesday.

Now, today's losses drag all three major averages into the red for the week, but not too far.

And since this is the last trading day of the month of August, let's look at how it's going out.

Gains across the board, the Dow, the biggest gainer has got something of a reversal of the month of August. Let's look at how it's going out. Gaines across the board.

The Dow the biggest gainer has it got something of a reversal throughout the month. But check out

the Russell 2000 up 7% in August. That's its fourth straight monthly gain, longest windstreet

since 2021. Gold also a big winner in August. We've got somebody who likes gold coming up.

Right now trading just below the all-time high of 35-34 an ounce.

It's set earlier this month. That is a score caught on Wall Street, but winter state late.

Welcome to closing belt overtime. I'm John Fort. Morgan Brennan is off today.

President Trump takes his problems with the Fed to court today. A hearing on whether he can fire Fed Governor Lisa

Cook. We're taking a closer look at the public perception of that situation. Plus shares of

Sentinel One rising after reports last night of its earnings up 7%. The company's CEO, Tomor Weingarten,

is going to join me coming up. Also, be joined by the CEO of Gecko Robotics. He's got a different take on the impact of AI than what you might be hearing. But let's start with these big numbers, a 1% drop for the NASDAQ, 3% for Nvidia. Christina Parts Nevelas, what's going on? I want to start with Nvidia, I have to. Solid earnings, but fell like you said, 3.5% anyway. Data

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