All right, guys, thanks so much. Welcome to closing bell. I'm Scott Wobner live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

First polls closing in just about four hours time and an election that could very well shape where this bull market goes in the months ahead.

We'll ask our experts over this final stretch where best to invest right now no matter the outcome.

Let's take a look at the scorecard here with 60 minutes to go in regulation.

Majors have been strong all day long off the best levels in some cases, but nonetheless positive by almost 1% on the S&P, a little bit above that on the NASDAQ.

Every sector within the S&P 500 today is in the green consumer discretionary the best following the strongest

i sm services report in a couple years industrial is also solid of course we check tech

it's up as well we're still watching invidia and apple by the way battle it out for the biggest

market share company in the market and we will like we always do track that through this final

60 as well it does take us to our talk of the tape, the election, and stocks,

and what the result will mean for this bull run.

Let's ask our panel, New York Life's Lauren Goodwin, Icapitals,

Anastasia Amoroso, and Charles Schwab's Kevin Gordon.

They're all with me at Post 9.

Lauren, I will start with you first. How you feel about

the events? Not so much what you think is going to be the result, but how the market backdrop is,

no matter what. Well, for one thing, we're coming off of an economic growth and earnings backdrop

that's incredibly resilient, and that provides, I think,

a bolster for the bull market and frankly gives whoever the next administration is a bit of

time and a bit of leeway to enact their policies. Now, as I think about what are the sectors

and areas that are likely to do well regardless of the result, these are paradigm shifts, election-related ideas that

have frankly been in place over the last couple of years. We know that trade is going

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