That bell marks the end of regulation.

Ellington Credit Company wearing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

Hydemar Maritime Holdings doing the honors at the NASDAQ and stocks closing higher today, adding to gains for the week ahead of a major hour of breaking news.

That is the scorecard on Wall Street, but winners stay late.

Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm John Fort with Morgan Brennan. Well, it'scard on Wall Street, but winner stay late. Welcome to closing

bell overtime. I'm John Ford with Morgan Brennan. Well, it's the moment Wall Street has been

waiting for and Main Street, too, as President Trump gets set to lay out his tariff strategy

in a Rose Garden address. That's beginning here in just a few moments. You can see that on your

screen. Let's get straight to our Megan Kisela, who is at the White House awaiting the president. Megan. Hey guys, this is the

moment we've been waiting for at least for this week, but a couple of months now, finding out

exactly what the president wants to do on reciprocal tariffs. You can see the shot there. They've got

about 150 guests in attendance. Those American flags from where I'm standing.

We've been hearing trumpets and horns for the last few minutes.

And the fact that everybody is out there already and the fact I will say that we're afraid

of some rain coming potentially here in Washington tells me this event looks to be about

running on time.

So it won't be too long before we hear the president's answer on this.

I've been told he spent the last couple of hours perfecting the plans on this, perfecting his speech,

working on this set of remarks.

We expect to hear him speak and also to see him sign an executive order.

So that executive order will lay out the legal language and tell us exactly which direction the president is going with this.

Up until the end, I have been told that no options have been off the table, even as some

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