Well, that's the end of regulation. BlackRock ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

Vital Farms doing the honors at the NASDAQ. Record closes for the major averages. Again, as we wrap up the best week of the year for the Dow and the S&P 500.

Tesla finishing back above a trillion dollar market cap.

That's the scorecard on Wall Street, but the action is just getting started. Welcome to closing

bell over time. I'm Morgan Brennan. John Fort is off today. We'll ahead this hour. Solar

stocks sitting out the post-election rally in a very big way, but some names in the space losing a third

of their value or more.

We will talk to the CEO of Sinova, which has been cut nearly in half this week, about why

he says the market is getting the Trump trade on solar so wrong.

Plus, Robin Hood's chief brokerage officer joins us to discuss the historic volume from

retail investors this week and what they were buying.

And we will be joined by the CEO of cybersecurity company Cloudflare, which is pulling

back following quarterly results.

We begin, though, with this historic day on Wall Street at the Dow tops 44,000 for the

first time, although it doesn't look like we actually

finished above it. And the S&P 500 climbed above 6,000 on an intraday basis. Joining us is Ariel

Investments, Vice Chairman Charlie Babrinskoy and Henion and Walsh Asset Management President,

Kevin Mon. It's great to have you both here. Kevin, you're sitting on set with me. I'm going to

kick off this conversation with you because we had a huge week for all of the major averages.

The Russell 2000 were less than 2% from a new high now. We finished up almost 8.5% on the week.

Walk me through where we go from here in markets, since so much of this seems to be the

removal of the election overhang. Yeah, the markets need to take a breather. And investors shouldn't

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