Welcome to Closing Bell. I'm Mike Santoli in for Scott Wapner.

Live from Post 9 at the New York Stock Exchange, this make-a-break hour begins with the Bulls,

stampeding through landmark levels to polish off the index's best week of the year.

Here's a look at the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation.

Further follow-through to Wednesday's huge post-election balance is taking the Dow industrials. As you see there,

past the 44,000 mark, the S&P 500, above 6,000 for the first time. You see the SB up about half a

percent on the day. A decisive election result and expected growth-friendly policy mix under a second

Trump administration has investors discarding caution, reaching for risk.

The volatility index is now melted to 15 or so from about 22 a week ago, although it is a little

bit steady today, even as the indexes make a new high. Tesla shares are the biggest upside

contributor to the S&P today, given Elon Musk's closeness to President-elect Trump,

the stock up 30% or so on the week, 8, 9% today.

And treasuries are steady a day after the Federal Reserve delivered a quarter point rate cut

with more possibly to come.

The 10-year treasury yield is actually tracking to be down a bit on the week after it had that brief pop to a four-month

high around 445 on Wednesday. It's now 430 or so. It takes us to our talk of the tape with an already

strong bull market getting an extra kick from anticipated policy help and the Fed loosening

policy into a sturdy economy. What's not to like? Let's ask Cameron Dawson, New Edge Wealth Chief Investment Officer.

It's great to see you.

Good to see you.

You know, it's sort of, you line it all up like that.

It looks like green lights.

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