It's a lot of green on the screen. The S&P 500 closing at a record high for a fifth straight day.

That is the squirt car on Wall Street, but the action is just getting started.

Welcome to Closing Bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan with John Ford.

And sector wise, the energy, com services, and utility sectors fueling today's

rally, consumer discretionary health care, the only sectors in the red. Now let's get ready for another wild hour of earnings

we're gonna have instant analysis of the numbers from Intel Visa T Mobile Levi

Strauss Capital One Reston Digital K, and L3 Harris as soon as they're released.

Plus, Team Mobile CEO Mike Severt breaks down the mobile carrier's earnings right here on overtime

before he dials in to the conference call.

Let's bring in our market panel. Meantime though, joining us now is Paul Hickey from

bespoke and C. M.C. Senior Markets Commentator, Mike Santoy.

Mike, I'm going to start with you because we have a record high, another one for the S&P 500.

4894 is looking like where we're settling here.

We had a record high for the Nasak 100 again today too, but it does seem like perhaps this

rally is broadening out a bit.

It has shown signs of that and today was a decent one on that that score you did have a lot more stocks up

than down when treasury yields are tame and when you actually have you know the

resilient economy in the you know showing up in the data usually that's a formula for the majority of

stocks to do better you know John mentioned this consumer discretionary

being down that's all Tesla the equal way to consumer discretionary ETF today is

up almost 1%.

So that shows you that in terms of the basic fundamentals of the spending power of the economy,

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