Stocks are surging on another choppy session here on Wall Street.

We are at the highs of the day. Will the rally hold into the close? The most important hour of trading starts now.

Welcome everyone to Closing Bell, I'm Sarah Eisen. Take a look at where we stand in the market up more than 600 points on the Dow.

In fact, S&P's having its best day in about six weeks, up 2.7 percent. Look at the

NASDAQ really climbing back today, 3.3 percent. we're actually now positive for the week after all that

small caps up 2% check out the most actively traded names this hour here at the New York

stock exchange tells you a lot about the mood right now.

We've got Ford, number one, probably because Ryan Reynolds picked it and his second pick,

maybe something to do with earnings as well.

Teledot getting slammed down 41 percent. That's why the Arc Innovation Fund is red despite the

comeback in the Nasdaq. Nokia, AT&T and Neo high volumes on all those names.

Coming up on today's show Hershey CEO Michelle Buck whose stock has been

a stealth winner this year. We'll talk about today's earnings results, what she sees in terms of consumer

spending and of course inflation. Plus, Council of Economic Advisors member Heather Boucher will join us from the White House

with their response to today's unexpected GDP contraction.

Whether or not it signals a looming recession.

Let's get straight to our top story.

Take tech, making a comeback.

Meta, surging on earnings, sending the NASDAQ sharply higher.

So do the results mark an all clear moment for the group.

Joining us is Barbara Duran from BDA Capital Partners,

Igala Runian from Wedbush Securities.

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