With Morgan Bremen and John Ford.

Well, that's the end of regulation. Zinia hotels and resource ringing the closing bell,

the New York Stock Exchange, and Microsoft doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

The major averages making a comeback as trade war worries with Canada and Mexico abate,

though China tariffs remain top of mind.

Tech seeing a strong bounce led by a leap higher for Palantir. That is the

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

overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan with John Ford. And we have got a monster hour of earnings on the way,

headlined by Alphabet, AMD, and Gen, Electronic Arts, Snap, Chipotle, and Mattel. We're going to bring you

all the breaking numbers and analyst reaction. Plus, White House AI and Cryptosar, David Sacks,

will join us exclusively, fresh off a news conference outlining the administration's approach

to digital assets, including regulation and the

possibility of a strategic Bitcoin Reserve.

And an exclusive interview with the CEO of IBM following the company's Investor Day with new

growth targets and the latest on tariffs and government contracts.

As we await this wave of earnings, though, let's bring in Sand Hill Global Advisors,

Chief Investment Officer Brenda Vengello and CNBC Senior Markets Commentator Mike Santoli.

Brenda, it's great to have you on.

I'm going to start right here with the fact that all the major averages finished higher,

particularly small caps, the Russell 2000 and the NASDAQ, which was led higher in part by Palantir.

How does it set us up after such a topsy-turvy start to the week where trade was top of mind?

I think just even looking over the last couple of weeks, it's been a lot of moving parts.

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