And that is the end of regulation, riskified, ringing the closing belt, the New York Stock Exchange, BlackRock, doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

And happy Monday, everybody. It was a huge turnaround for the markets and your money today. Now, you look at the final numbers and you say, what's the big deal?

The down and up being up just shy of 100 points. Not a big gain, but consider

the index was down about 500 points at the lows of the day. The other major averages also higher,

the NASDAQ higher, by about one quarter percent. Oh, the NASDAQ 100, by the way,

adding Walmart to that index, Walmart shifting its listing to the NASDAQ.

Consumer Staples, your market leaders today.

Tech materials also higher.

And despite some concern about gold and silver falling to begin the year, not the case today.

They both popped.

Gold hitting another record and now over 4,600 per ounce.

That is the first time ever. Silver, not to be outdone, now above $85.

One year ago, silver sat at just $30 an ounce. If you own silver, you've minted gold.

A rough day for the financials. President Trump is surprising a lot of

investors and maybe no doubt a bunch of credit card executives by threatening to throw a cap on

credit card interest rates. That cap would be just 10% well below what the current highest rate is.

It is one that could impact many of those points and those perk programs

that you may love. MX shares that about 4%. We'll get much more on that and more all throughout

the hour. Welcome to closing bell overtime, everybody. That is your scorecard on Wall Street.

I am Brian Sullivan and the big story today, a criminal investigation into the Federal Reserve

and its chair, Jerome Powell.

Is this about building an office renovation or the end of Fed independence?

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