Yeah, Green, how about that? That's the score caught on Wall Street, but

winter's stay late. Welcome to Closing Bell. Over time, I am John Fort back with

Morgan Brennan and ahead on the show, the Bullcase, still for NVIDIA,

artificial intelligence stocks getting a boost this

week and Cowan's analyst just put a price target on invidia that applies another

50% upside he's gonna join us to make that case.

Plus we'll talk to the CEO of online marketplace Stock X about Birkenstocks,

we'll call it flat-footed debut and the brands rise in popularity on the site. Those shares end of the day

down 12.5% from their IPO price. And former Dallas Fed President Richard

Fisher will join us to talk about today's Fed minutes and what he's watching ahead of tomorrow's key inflation

print.

Let's start out with the market though, and a busy day on Wall Street with an IPO, a mega energy deal,

and key inflation reading, the Hot Producer Price Index taking some steam out of the rally early

but the major averages gaining traction late in the day as yields did in fact retreat again.

Let's bring in CNBC's senior markets commentator Mike Santoli.

Mike everything but the Russell 2000

finished the day out in the green

but it really again was big cap tech that kind of led the charge here today.

What does this tell us about this market and where we are with the

S&P closing at 4376?

Yeah, Morgan, the market's definitely making pretty good use of the setup we had coming into the last several days, which was very over so conditions, seasonal factors turning better, bond yields coming in enough to give comfort for people to do a little bit of buying

that dip and bargain hunting.

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