Well, that's standard regulation.

NCR Voix, ringing the closing belt in the New York Stock Exchange, Guardenuity, doing the honors

at the NASDAC.

Another record day for Wall Street, the Dow, the S&P, and the Russell 2000, all at record-closing highs.

The NASDAQ, not quite there, but nearly 1% today. The weekly

number is showing increases of about 2% for the major averages. But look at the Russell small caps,

up almost 5%. We'll say 4.6%. And that performance amid heightened geopolitical tensions as we

started this trading week with a raid in Venezuela.

What a week it has been.

Materials, utilities, consumer discretionary.

Those were among the best sectors today.

The homebuilders driving discretionary higher.

The best week in about a year for home building ETFs.

This as President Trump turned his focus to housing in recent days.

The latest effort focusing on bringing mortgage rates down by buying mortgage bonds through the GSEs.

For today, it's working 30-year fixed rate, falling below 6% according to Mortgage News Daily.

That's the lowest in almost three years.

Well, that's the scorecard on Wall Street, but winners stay late.

Welcome to closing bell overtime.

I'm John Ford, alongside Morgan Brennan,

and oil rising another 2% today just below 60 bucks a barrel. We're continuing to watch any developments

from the White House where energy CEOs are meeting with administration officials now. And Silver.

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