time with Brian Sullivan. And that is the end of regulation. Carlisle ringing the closing

about the New York Stock Exchange, American Drive, doing the honors at the NASDAQ stocks,

rebounding strongly from yesterday's losses, getting back toward record highs. The Dow up

280 points has to be the NASDAQ only small gains, but the big star this year, it's been the little

stocks, the Russell 2000. Once again, the best of the bunch. It is now up 8% this year. If you

bet on small caps, congrats, you've gotten it right lately. Chip stocks leading the NASDAQ,

hire the SMHETF with a new all-time high about 400 for the first time ever.

More, by the way, on semiconductors in just a moment. Banks also contributing to the rally today.

Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, both higher following their results. And you are seeing a big move in the

price of oil. The president trying to ease tensions with

Iran, then set oil down a lot, down about 5%. Back below 60 bucks. And shocking, a bit of a relatively

quiet day for the metals. Gold, copper, both lower, silver, a small gain, but still not a big day for the medals.

Where do they go from here?

No doubt, one of the topics we will address over the next hour.

That is your scorecard on Wall Street.

Welcome to closing bell overtime, everybody.

I am Brian Sullivan, a busy hour coming up.

Also, the fate of the crypto bill in D.C., Amazon apparently angry over its, quote, worthless stake in SACS.

And should you invest in emerging markets right now, especially with all the unrest and tension around the world, there is a lot to do.

But let's start with some of the big gains that we had today for the chip stocks, all kicked off really by

huge earnings out of TSM. And Christina Parts and Evels is at the New York Stock Exchange.

And I know these earnings were big. And you said earlier, Christina, it was kind of like an almost

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