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

This maker breakout begins with higher stocks, a new Fed share, and how to play these markets right now.

We will ask our experts over this final stretch. Let's show you the scorecard with 60 to go in regulation before this holiday weekend.

We are green across the board, and we really've been that way

for the entire day. We take a look at yields because we're so focused on what's been happening in the

bond market as well. Two and five's higher, 10 and 30 lower. It's the 10 and 30, the long end,

where we've been fixated. Maybe there's some hopes today, too, for a breakthrough in the Middle East. We'll have

more coming up on what a Kevin Worse-led Fed will mean for the markets and your money. The Wall

Street Journal's Nick Timoros and the former Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher joining us in

just a bit. As far as the markets go, big winners today, including Dell, higher, along with

several of the other AI names.

How about Spotify? Up big again following through on its big burst yesterday.

They had the first investor day in four years. It worked because the stock's up huge on the backside of that.

How about Goldman Sachs? Topping $1,000 for the first time ever on IPO optimism the capital markets

they are open for business goldman is reaping the rewards all right it takes us to our talk of

the tape the record setting rally and how long it can last let's ask our panel cnbc contributor trivary

it's adam parker robin hood stephanie g, and Solace's Dan Greenhouse. It's great to have everybody with us as we head into a long weekend. Are you feeling about this market? It's so funny. Like, we're smooth sailing. We have a couple of rough days, maybe two or three, and we're like, oh, my gosh, here comes the long-awaited correction, and the market's like, not so fast, we go right back to new highs.

Yeah, I mean, I think it's just really hard to get negative when the actual earnings are this

strong. And that sort of is going to power through any geopolitical concerns or other things

that are servicing. The people I talk to, it's funny,

you led with the Fed. I've gotten zero questions about the Fed this week, about Kevin, about

like literally not one institutional investors mentioned it. It's funny you say that because

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