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emma-noelle: mingus is cool, but i think it's cooler with just lumilla. nothing should ever be named mingus. lemonis: what's the one thing you hope for your mom's business? what do you want to see happen? ava: i really want it just to be able to succeed, and i really want to see my mom stays at home. lemonis: xander, how about you, buddy? xander: i hope, like, it grows enough so that she can hire people to do most of the stuff for her. lemonis: you think there's a lot on her shoulders today? xander: yeah. lemonis: it's got to be tough to figure out how to balance being a wife, a mom and a business owner, but it shows me that she's committed to following through on what's important to her. cheers to mommy! -cheers, cheers! klaus: skal! lulu: how do you think it should be? we want it round, but i do think we should make it a little more square, though? it's not gonna be the same silhouette. lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. frank: i'm frank. lemonis: frank, how are you? frank: very good, how are you? lulu: alright. we're back at the drawing table. lemonis:

good to see you as always, noelle nick pour with us. thank you very much, melissa. melissa: new records on wall street. let's go to jackie deangelis at the new york stock exchange with more. jackie. reporter: good afternoon to you. you mentioned the s&p 500 and nasdaq hitting new records today. for record watchers out there that was nasdaq third consecutive record close although yesterday was point 1/2. today a little stronger in terms of gains. also the 16th record close for the nasdaq in 2020. pretty impressive. meantime i want to draw your attention to tesla's stock. we've been talking about it all day, jumping over $900 a share there, almost 7% gain on the day. this is a biggest gain in fact in two weeks. it is tripled in the last 12 months. there has been some tesla fever out there, if you will. piper sandler raising its price target to 928 from 729. not that far away. piper may have to think about raising it a little bit more. i want to end on the housing stocks today because it was positive sentiment in housing that helped boost the market a little bit. build

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