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.

And this make-or-break hour begins with mostly higher stocks as a pivotal week gets underway. Let's show you the scorecard here with 60 to go in regulation today. The majors are all positive.

With the exception, of course, of the Russell, it's given a little bit back from those recent gains that we've seen a lot on the plate this week,

mega cap earnings, a Fed decision, a potential government shutdown. We've got updates on all that coming up in just a little bit.

Let's talk about some names that are moving today. Corweave is rising. It's extending its relationship with NVIDIA.

Stocks up near 6%. That's certainly worth watching.

Booz Allen is sinking today.

The Treasury Department canceling government contracts with that company.

Market doesn't like its stock down near 10%.

Mining stocks are higher today.

The metals trade, it remains quite robust, led by, of course, the USA Rare Earth's

government taking a stake, stock off to the races.

Takes us to our talk of the tape today. The road ahead after a volatile week. Let's bring in

Sherry Paul, private wealth advisor with Morgan Stanley. It's nice to see you again. Welcome.

Nice to see you. So we are coming off volatility. I feel like we have a pre-davos market and a post-davos market. Pre-Davos, everybody's all

bulled up. It's hard to find a bear just about anywhere. Now we're talking about renewed volatility,

the sell America trade, gold's continuing to ramp, the dollars weak still. What do I do with that?

Is there something to that that could be more lasting? Yeah, I think that's a great way to put it, Scott.

I think one of those important things that came out of Davos that was a change in language was

going from de-globalization to now the phrase New World Order.

De-globalizing felt a little more like conscious uncoupling,

and New World Order has a much harsher tone to it, which means that the urgency around

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