S&P 500 and Nasdaq close out week at fresh record highs

Well, for more on the market now, let's bring in Capital Area Planning Group managing partner and CNBC contributor Malcolm Ethridge. Malcolm, happy Friday. Well, let's step back. The S&P again hasn't closed at highs like this every day since November 2021, which is just before the index peaked and took years to recover. Are these highs combined with the memeish mood, a good sign or a bad one? Well, I think it's probably a good sign that the memeish mood hasn't gotten as out of control as 2021. Right. If you ...