Well, that's the end of regulation. NASA ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange of Vantus investors doing the honors at the NASDAQ, a solid rebound for stocks. The major averages all finishing up more than 2.5%. After hopeful headlines about easing trade tensions with China, every sector closing firmly in the green. That is the scorecard on Wall Street, but the action is just getting started.

Welcome to Closing Bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan, along with John Ford.

Well, can Tesla keep this comeback momentum rolling? One of the most hotly anticipated reports of earning season is about to drop after a brutal start to the year for Tesla shareholders.

And as questions were all about Elon Musk, the polarizing figure at the head of the company,

we're going to have key numbers and reaction from analyst Dan Ives and former Tesla president,

John McNeil.

And also this hour, David Zervos from Jeffries will be with us to talk about President

Trump's criticism of Fed Chair Powell

and how the market would react if Powell were to be booted from his role. But first,

breaking news on Sam Altman and Nuclear Energy Company, Oklo. Pippa Stevens has the details.

Pippa. Hey, Morgan. Well, Sam Altman is stepping down as chairman of the board of nuclear company,

Oklo, giving Oklahoma more flexibility to pursue partnerships with OpenAI or other hyperscalers,

which might not have been possible with Altman at the helm of both OpenAI and Oklo. Now, Altman

has been involved with the nuclear company, which makes small modular reactors. For some time,

Oklahoma went public in May of 2024 via a merger with the SPAC backed by Altman. Now, last year, Oklahoma signed an

agreement to provide power for data center developers switch, but so far it has not inked a deal

with a hyperscaler, and so this might change that. The stock down here is some 5%. Morgan.

Okay. Pippa Stevens, thank you. It looks like we're down about six and a half percent now and

falling. Now let's get today's market action, and there was a lot of action as we await Tesla results.

Let's bring in Carson Group chief market strategist Ryan Dietrich and Payne Capital Management Senior

Wealth Advisor, Courtney Garcia, along with CNBC's own senior markets commentator Mike Santoli.

Great to have you all here on a day where there's a lot of green on the screen.

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