That bell marks the end of regulation.

Shell ring in the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

Palo Alto Networks doing the honors at the NASDAQ and a decidedly calmer day on Wall Street as the NASDA adds the solid gains for the week.

Boosted again by Tesla, S&P 500, makes a late push higher. The Dow, even a little green there.

That is the score caught on Wall Street,

but winters stay late. Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm John Fort. Joining today from San Francisco.

And I'm Morgan Brennan from CNBC headquarters ahead on today's show, the bullcase for Tesla.

Shares are up more than 20% in a week, and one firm says the stock is poised to head a lot higher,

saying any blowback.

Again, Ceylon Musk will be temporary.

We're going to talk to the analyst behind that call.

Plus, Rockefeller's Roushier Sharma says there's a bubble in American exceptionalism.

And the rebalancing of global markets that's been taking place this year is just beginning.

He will join us to explain why.

And the granddaddy of meme stocks reports this hour. We'll bring you the numbers from GameStop and any commentary about investing in Bitcoin. First, though, let's bring in bespoke investment group

co-founder Paul Hickey and HSBC Global Private Banking and Wealth Management

CIO Jose Rasko guys good afternoon so Paul hey uh looking at how the market ended a bit

higher here still consumers feel like we're in a recession but the data and the markets

say we're not are consumers consumers prophetic here? Are they chicken

littles? What's going on? You know, I think at this point, they may be chicken littles.

You know, the number, like you said, the number one concern right now has been the economy

and how are all this, is this, you know, uptick and uncertainty going to impact the actual data?

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