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

This make or break out begins with surging stocks, which have once again taken the S&P within 4% of a new all-time high.

The president delaying another tariff threat. That's all the market really needed today.

A drop in yields, no doubt, helping a bit too. We'll show you the scorecard here with 60 to go

in regulation. A strong day for the majors led by tech and discretionary. Those sectors, among

many others, every sector is green today. Tesla, a very big contributor there. Elon Musk says he's

back to sleeping in the office. Investors like that news, 6% almost will we'll have a special report coming up.

Consumer confidence beat, the timing couldn't be any better either.

Just as many big-name retailers are set to report their earnings this week.

Also on deck, of course, Invidia.

They report tomorrow and overtime.

Most of the chips are higher ahead of that.

A big losing streak in one part of the chip space could be about

to end two. It does take us to our talk of the tape. Whether the tariff twists and turns even

matter for stocks anymore, let's ask Dan Greenhouse. He is Solis Alternative Asset Management's Chief

Strategist with me here once again at Post-9s. Good to see you. Good to be seen. On this big day,

how would you answer that question?

Do the tariff twists and turns even matter anymore?

I think they do matter.

And I think you see the performance in the market today up almost 2% right now,

ostensibly only on the suspension of the tariff, which was just imposed 20 minutes ago.

So I think clearly the market's telling you that it still matters.

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