That bell marks the end of regulation. Angel ring in the closing down to New York Stock Exchange.

Cantor Fitzgerald and BGC Group during the honors at the NASDAQ.

And stocks moving higher with the three major averages hitting all-time highs yet again.

Investors shrugging off today is hotter than expected consumer inflation data.

The NASDAQ and S&P posted their 24th record close of the year. The Dow closing above 46,000 for the first time.

Materials in health care, the leaders, energy lag, bonds getting the spotlight today with the 10-year yield breaking below 4% for the first time since April.

Remember April? Crude and Brent falling today as concerns over

softening U.S. demand and over supply offset geopolitical threats to supply. And some of today's

biggest movers, Warner Brothers Discovery, having its best day ever. You can see it there,

up nearly 30% on reports Paramount Skydance, preparing a nearly all-cash

deal for the company, and Oracle giving back some of yesterday's massive gain, down about

5% micron with a nice pop, following positive comments from City ahead of its earnings next

week, and S-Neteen leading the S&P after saying it will maintain its previous earnings guidance.

That's the score caught on Wall Street.

But winter stay late.

Welcome to closing bell overtime.

I'm John Ford.

Morgan Brennan is off today.

Coming up on overtime earnings from Adobe.

That stocks down 20% this year sitting out the rally.

R.H.

Also reporting on the furniture side likely to offer a read on the impact of tariffs.

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