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here to weigh in, david darst at morgan stanley smith barney, along with david pearl, epic investmentavid, i've been saying all week, which side of the growth equation are you on, china above 2% or below it? where are you? >> we're in a worldwide slow growth economy. europe's tipped into recession. china is going below 8%, although that's why they're stimulating to get back out. u.s. looks better than all of that. but we're still, i think, really around 2%, not much better this year, because indicators are if things are beginning to slow yet again, consumer confidence isn't high with gasoline prices up and wage growth just hasn't been there. we're in a very moderate growth environment in the u.s. valuations are now higher, because we've just had a big rally. same thing happened last year. the market was up double digits in the first two, three months. we had three corrections last year and ended the year flat. maybe a little better we'll be up for the year, but i don't think it will be a high double-digit year. >> fixed income versus stocks, we're noticing yields are moving up, money

>> see you next quarter, david darst, that's the first our of "the closing bell." stay tuned for the first recap of the first quarter and a look forward to the second quarter in the second hour. >>> welcome to "the closing bell." here's what we're following at the closing bell. best first quarter since 1998 has officially come to a close, the dow ending up 8%. and the nasdaq up nearly 19%. stocks may be hot but treasuries have gone ice cold and have now ended lower for a second straight month. coming up our market experts give us the trades to kick off on monday. >> the $640 million megamillions jackpots. austan goolsby has been giving this a lot of thought and he explains whether the lump sum or the annuity is the better choice if you win -- i should say when you win. we want to know what would you would do if you won. >> from advising the president to advising lottery winners. here's a look at what the dow did on wall street. a rise of nearly 66 points. nasdaq just couldn't come along for the ride, even though it's had such a great quarter overall. lower by $3.75

. >> how it impacts your portfolio with david darst. and jeff rosenberg.entlemen, good to have you on the program. >> nice to be here. >> your thoughts on this credit event that was triggered as a result of the news out of greece? >> well, you know, i think the market may be taking more out of this event than there really is. the expectation has long been that greece would use its collective action clauses and that would be a triggering event for the cds. this is really what the market was expecting, so i think we're making a little bit of a -- too much out of this. >> yet, david, the market did react, even equities reacting. do you feel more confident now that the eurozone crisis is not going to spill onto the united states post these headlines? >> great point, maria. i think you want to watch the three ps, portugals, those yields are up 14%. let's hope portugal can move without having to go to this default situation, or credit event situation. secondly is profits. those profit estimates have begun to start to edge downward. the consensus estimates. morga