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

Footsie Russell doing the honors at the NASDAQ. It was a record day on Wall Street.

The S&P 500 and the NASDAQ both hitting new intraday highs and now closing at new record highs.

But they did pull back midday after the president said he would end all trade talks with Canada.

It was the first record for the S&P since February.

It was the first all-time high for the NASDAQ composite since December.

The Dow, though, sitting out this new high party.

Industrials and staples were your winners.

Today, while energy lagged for the week,

tech was the standout, that rallied nearly 5%. Some of your movers today, Nike. That was the

S&P leader on the back of better than expected earnings and guidance. Arm in the green again

today. That was up 13% this week. Circle. Another big decline. It's now off 25% in five days, but still so high

off of those IPO levels just a couple of weeks ago. And some of the recent high flyers,

Nphase, Coinbase, and Palantir, all among the worst S&P performers today. Well, that's the

scorecard on Wall Street. Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm

Morgan Brennan. John Ford is off today. Coming up on overtime, wow, do we have a big hour for you?

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is joining me in just a couple of minutes. President Trump

announcing he is calling off trade talks with Canada. We're going to ask about that and many other

trade topics. Plus,

his name being floated in the Fed chair sweepstakes. There's a lot to get to there. But that trade

news killing the market's highs, closing well off this morning's records. Let's bring in Mike

Santoli for more on today's market action. I mean, other than the Russell 2000, though, Mike,

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