All right, guys, thanks so much. Welcome to Closingville. I'm Scott Watner live in Post

Night here at the New York Stock Exchange. And this make-a-breakout begins with the road ahead for stocks

after a better-than-expected jobs report suggests the economy still chugging along. We're going to ask

our experts this hour, including the Wharton Schools Jeremy Siegel. If new highs and beyond now

are the next stop, in fact, for stocks.

Here's a scorecard with 60 to go in regulation on this Friday.

A big day for the majors.

Pretty broad sector sort as well.

We're better than 1% across the board.

Tech's doing well today.

Apple's higher ahead of its Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday.

As you know by now, we'll be there live. Shares

are down nearly 20% year to date, so there's a lot riding on that. We discussed that coming

up. Shares of Lulu Lemon, they're cratering today following that company's lackluster guide,

near 20% in the red. Docu sign, not much better. Take a look at that one. It's sinking, too,

after its own earnings.

It's down near 19%.

Tesla's not down today.

It's bouncing a bit following yesterday's big sell-off in the midst of that Trump-Musk falling out.

And that's where we'll begin today at the White House, our very own Aymann Jabriss following that. And then we've just learned about the next

step in the U.S.-China trade war as well within the last hour, Amin. What can you tell us?

Scott, we now know the date and time of that next meeting between the U.S. and Chinese side.

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