i'm clearly not scott wapner i'm brian sullivan in on this friday and front and center today, the road ahead for your money. the s&p, i'm sorry to say, on track to close out its worst week of the year but, have no fear, because your investment committee is here to help you navigate the pullback, the global macro risk that is out there now. that is an all-star bunch. we have joe terranova, stephanie link, and bill baruch. we'll get to them in just a moment first, here is how your money looks, and not great not as bad as it could have been given what we saw last night the hair selling triggers on word ace rail was striking back in iran, a fairly measured response by israel, probably just to sent a message the markets have calmed down a bit, but technology is getting hit. and one of your committee, just before the show, comes up, she dps -- i just gave it away, she. i'm not good at this job abt, anything but technology all right, so we'll get to that in a moment. but related to all the geomacro stuff going on is our starting point. that is a trade alert. the aforementioned stephanie link

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, the return of volatility, stocks are falling, the vix is spiking, and concerns about the rally keep rising. the investment committee sizing up all of these things as we head into the weekend. joining me for the hour amy raskin, steve weis, jim lebenthal, everybody at post 9. we do check the markets. the dow down 300. the s&p is good for about a 50-point decline. you see it's given up. the nasdaq is the worst today. let's size this up, weis,s, on where we're at. it's hard to be long if you're worried about israel and iran. you missed the inflation expectations there. i said the vix is up, bonds are up, gold is up. >> to your point, when you look at the only green on my screen that's up away from apple. i know we'll talk about that later, it's lockheed, and why is that? the story is coming out that iran will attack israel in the next two days. and then you have the other story, which is biden has committed defending israel. you'll see oil spike and inflation.

i'm scott wapner live from post nine at the new york stock exchange.ak hour begins with the tension between rates and stocks and what happens to the rally if yields keep rising even for the alleged right reasons the strong economy. we'll ask our experts over this final stretch including pimco's erin brown who reveals her playbook in a few moments. take a look at the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. a battle much of this day as elevated yields capped the market once again a stronger than expected retail sales report. the dollar catchin

welcome to closing bell, i'm scott wapner here at the new york stock exchange, the make or break beginstes and whether later than expected cuts for the fed might soon put the bulls on defense. roger altman will join us in just a little bit. take a look at your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. stocks were green throughout much of the session and that was about 30 seconds ago we started to h

i'm scott wapner this make-or-break hour begin resilient. even as cautious comments begin to flood the street. we'll ask our experts whether that's warranted or not as another big week is about to heat up. in the meantime your chlorocard looks like that, green across the board. apple, an analyst comes off the sidelines for some six years >>> rising stocks, falling sentiment, and where the stocks might be heading dan greenhouse is with me. welcome back. >> thank you, sir. >> it's interesting we have had resilient market, stocks rising again. i feel like sentiment is slipping, deteriorating. is yours are you still bullish? less so? what's the story. >> i feel pretty much the same we have talked the last couple weeks that the market -- i hate say due for a correction, because that means nothing, but it felt like the internals suggested running out of steam, and we did really, what is the difference between 5% and 7%, we're splitting hairs here it feels like the market wants to stabilize at this level obviously with the fed on the horizon. >> i

over to scott wapner and "the halftime report." >>> hi, welcome to "the halftime report." a turbulent week for investors. what it might say about the future of the rally. we'll ask the investment committee. joining me for the hour today everybody is here at post 9, josh brown, shannon saccocia, jason snipe, rick saperstein. the nasdaq is positive. you did have a cooler ppi today and that follows that cpi, which has certainly frayed nerves yesterday. josh, you told me yesterday afternoon, you still think that this is a market to buy and not to sell. >> to recap, one of the things i was looking for is a buyable sell-off. i hoped it would have gotten worse. i never have time to panic. the kids, the job, there's just not enough. i didn't buy anything yesterday. the predominant trend is an up trend, it's not my opinion. that's data, sorry. i think it stays intact. if it changes, i'll be the first person to tell you the trade is lower. it isn't. i just don't see it. these are companies that are nominally earning tons of money because of where rates are especially relative to yea

i am courtney reagan in today for scott wapner navigating the pullbacks, as signs of slowing in the economy plus meta's meltdown slammed stocks our investment committee, shannon saccocia, jason snipe and jim lebenthal. we're going to have so much more on meta's 12% drop coming up first, we have to start with the broader market sell-off, as you can see here the dow down more than 550 points. stocks falling hard as today's gdp report shows a sharp slowdown in growth and a pickup in inflation let's take a look at where we are right now. communication services down the most, 5%, we're going do get into consumer discretionary. two sectors are hanging on to the green, albeit just barely with utilities what a report. when we got this gdp report, below consensus, well below certainly where we were last quarter. what does it make you think? >> there's a difference between being concerned about the top line missing because we could actually see that be revised up over the course of the next couple of weeks. i think the challenge is the data showed that the inflation on a month over month basis for cp

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, the higher for longer play book has elevated, rates continue to weigh on stocks. the investment committee sizing up the best place to make right now and which to avoid. joining me for the hour josh brown, stephanie link and jim lebenthal. taking you to the markets, holding on to gains at least as the dow is concerned. the s&p remains in the red as does the nasdaq. you have had some buying but not able to get anything sustainable. jon jonathan krinsky, saying the risk is to the down side. technicians like jonathan krinsky have not been right recently but maybe are feeling emboldened by the recent price action. >> down 4% from the highs. in the last 16 months you're up 32% in the s&p 500. that is huge. i have to take a step back. we talk about the overall growth being important because it's so important for earnings. if you look at the u.s., the gdp tracker, and growth is raised. china 5.3%, the second quarter in a row over 5, and 6.6% sequential analyzed gro

scott wapner here. amazon earnings just hours away now. fresh stagflation fears dragging down stocks. josh brown, stephanie link, jim lebenthal joining us. lows of the day for the dow, down 300 points right now. the s&p is giving back about two-thirds of a percent. steph, employment cost index jumps by the most in the year. chicago pmi now 20 months under 15, under 40. that's ugly. consumer confidence under 100. that's the lowest since july of 2022. what's going on here? >> i think it's way too premature to talk stagflation. >> that's the word of the day, the dreaded s word. >> it's premature. that gdp number last week i think will get revised higher. i think the consumer was misrepresented. if you look at all the numbers, the wage numbers we've been getting in the eci today, up 4.3% year over year, that's great for the consumer. if you look at the pce last week, income and spending grew 5 and 6% respectively. that's great for the consumer. manufacturing, we talk about it all the time, i had a whole slew of companies today that reported ea

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, the great wait almost over. tomorrow morning's cpi report looming large especially large, the investment committee debating the road ahead. joining me for the hour josh brown, joe terranova, steph any link, brian belski and rob sechan. let's check the markets. we are lower across the board. yields are lower, too, as we have this great wait almost over. basely very cool is good. in line is good. anything other than that and all bets are off. >> i never like that. i'm going to be looking at rent equivalents to see how the figures come in. you have to ask yourself where are we on sentiment? where are we on positioning? i do believe in the last week and a half we've worked off some of the overbought conditions. i think we've added a little bit of an element of bearishness into the marketplace on the belief that maybe the federal reserve is not going to react as quickly as they can. scott, as long as nvidia and the a.i. halo continues to trade the way it has since the nvidia woodstock event, keep in mind that monday

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour big moves from the investment committee today, which is also debating the state of the rally. joining me josh brown, kari firestone, bill baruch and liz young. let's check the markets. we're green across the board today. we do have a nice rebound. rates are down. oil is holding steady. the dollar is weaker. all of that is playing into this story. we do want to begin with significant moves from kari today, which we're going to show you on our wall, at least the beginning of, because you've trimmed a number of big-name stocks, many of which have done quite well, and that probably leads into why you're trimming them. let's show the wall as we track your trades. you've trimmed home depot, amex, booz and sherwin williams. >> we're up 28% since the middle of october, and these stocks have participated dramatically. some of them on the basis of interest rates perhaps coming down. now we may not have that rate cut as quickly as expected, so why not take some profit.

i am scott wapner. this make or break our begins at the selloff after the cpi and whether it is time for investors to rethink the road ahead. we will ask our experts that very question over this final stretch including goldmans, jan hatzius. stocks down yields of, that is immediate reaction today that happened this morning. major averages under significant pressure all day long. as we begin this final stretch we are just about at the lows. tao down seven in the past eight days and we're tracking it all for you including rates that move even higher midday after a auction. we have to watch this into that final stretch. all it takes to our talk of the tape is a record second rally is ricketts get pushed further and further out with some wondering if we will get any at all. let's ask josh brown. he is with me as you can see. good to see you. blackrock tweeting earlier this was a setback, this was the word he used. is it change your view on the market does it change the game? >> i'm not one of these i told y

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, the sell why have, that hotter than expected cpi unnerving the mancht the investment committee with me. joining me for the hour everybody is here at post 9. joe terranova, bryn talkington is in the house, steve weiss and jim lebenthal. let's check the markets. we're down about 500 on the dow, down across the board, as you know by now. yields are up. cpi was hotter than expected. i want to know from everybody today, bryn, what changed today for the outlook for the market, if anything? if anything. >> i think everyone expecting to come in at 0.3, and that we're just going to cruise on and this rally is going to start back up were sorely mistaken. this last mile, this proverbial last mile we're talking about, i think may be longer than a mile. you look at core, and everyone likes to take them out, core ex-shelter, core ex, ex. i think as taking today's data point coupled with a strong manufacturing data and thursday's sell-off last week it does feel like this

i am scott wapner.eak our begins at the selloff after the cpi and whether it is time for investors to rethink the road ahead. we will ask our experts that very question over this final stretch including goldmans, jan hatzius. stocks down yields of, that is immediate reaction today that happened this morning. major averages

welcome to "closing bell," i'm scott wapner live from post nine at the new york stock exchange.k hour begins with the rally and the risks to your money. earnings season, soon to heat up, and that will likely hold the cards for stocks in the near term. we're going to ask our experts over this final stretch whether they'll live up to the hype. >>> in the meedium, take a look at your scorecard. some pretty good economic data this morning. that sent yields higher, pushed stocks down. that's where they are right now. there's the ten-year, 4.33%. the nasdaq's been trying to make a move all day as microsoft, meta, and alphabet rise. elsewhere, really only energy doin

. >> let's get to scott wapner and the half. >>> inphraeuflation rates, and earnings, all that coming up. let's check the markets. we were green across the board and not so much anymore. the dow dipping just a touch negative. there's the nasdaq hanging just a touch positive. cpi, ppi, minutes this week kicking off, and we are coming off a tough week for stocks. set it up for us. >> it's a critical weekend. the reason is we have seen such a big backup in rates. if you have inflation numbers that are not market friendly, you could actually see the two-year go back above 5%. it's not that far away. right now if you are an equity investors, and you are going to go into the two-year versus the ten-year, and you have three data points as you point out. i think it's too early for the increase in commodity prices, particularly energy, oil, to sift through the system, the ppi, and we have seen hotter numbers, hot enough to cause the backup in rates. potentially you have a market that can turn either way aggressively, and i do mean aggressively. >> yeah, jonathan, btig -- we will go to the adju

. >>> welcome to closing bell, i'm scott wapner, here at the new york stock exchange.ins with a make or break week for the week with a rally. earnings are about to begin as well. we'll ask our experts over this final astretch what is really a stake, including the billionaire investor marc lasry, he'll join me in just a few. your score card, the story really continues to be about that backup in yields. take a look, 442 is where we currently stand on the ten-year. that's putting pressure on the major averages

i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner this make-or-break hour begins with tech on the ropes while thearket works to get up off the mat a day of violent rotation to finish out a pretty punishing week at the s&p 500 struggles to avoid a rare six-day losing streak here's your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. mentioned the s&p 500 is down, has been down as much as about 1% now down 0.6%. below that 5,000 mark. the dow hanging in there the equal-weighted s&p is up on the day, so you do see a lot o

. >>> welcome to "closing bell" i'm scott wapner. this make or break hour begins with a bounce as stocks look to recover from last week's wreckage, especially in tech we'll ask the experts whether the worst is behind or if a bigger pullback is likely. 60 minutes to go in regulation, solid day for the major averages today and getting even bet every as the last hour begins. many sectors up by more than 1%. that incloodudes financials and nice sector for technology clawing back. and nvidia is bouncing after lossing 13% last week. there's the stock up nearly 5% right now. meta, microsoft, alphabet all higher as well as we enter the final stretch. the first of the megacap names to report. yields are steady. that's been the case of late. looking at the ten year, 4.62. the pce report coming on friday and that's looming especially large given the backup in interest rates. it takes us to our talk of the tape. where is the next move for psps stocks likely to be after the end of the week. let's ask gabrielle santos. what do you think about this

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, the state of the rally with stocks maneuvering through a bit of an unsettled week. the question is how to invest right now with rates and earnings in focus. we ask the nvestment committee, of course. joining me for the hour jenny harrington, steve weiss, and, weiss, we're getting the s&p back. hotter jobs, maybe it's taken a little while for the markets to figure out whether good news was actually good news. you tell me as a market p participant what the story is. >> it was a goldilocks report because you have strong jobs growth and an increase in the labor force participation and what's most important in my view is that wage growth came in as expected. now you saw a slight tick-up in the revision, but, still, all markets wanted to see the upside, be optimistic. there's geopolitical concerns that crept into the market yesterday to help take it down. kashkari also did his part. those geopolitical concerns in iran and israel going to a broader skirmish or out

. >>> welcome to "closing bell" i'm scott wapner. this make or break hour begins with a bounce as stocks look to recover from last week's wreckage, especially in tech we'll ask the experts whether the worst is behind or if a bigger pullback is likely. 60 minutes to go in regulation, solid day for the major averages today and getting even bet every as the last hour begins. many sectors up by more than 1%. that incloodudes financials and nice sector fo

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, the new realty for stocks, higher rates for longer means for your investing strategy. the investment committee de deb debating. joe terranova, jason snipe, steve weiss and bryn talkington. let's check the markets. we are down across the board. there is your look at the three major averages. joe, i have the ten year at 4.60. we've been pressured by higher interest rates. we know that. we're on pace now for the third negative week in a row. what do i need to do? how do i need to adjust? i want to try to be actionable for our viewers on what the playbook looks like, if the playbook needs to change? >> first of all, you have to understand, time is the enemy, because this correction could be more prolonged than we have become accustomed to in recent years. secondarily, you need to remain patient. if you need to do something right now, you need to focus on industries that have pricing power. who has pricing power? we know semiconductors and semiconductor equipmen

i'm scott wapner this make-or-break hour begin resilient.egin to flood the street. we'll ask our experts whether that's warranted or not as another big week is about to heat up. in the meantime your chlorocard looks like that, green across the board. apple, an analyst comes of

i'm scott wapner. we are live today from the conference in new york city, an event that raises money for cancer research it is the 29th year and we're proud to be part of it. we're covering the markets, too. the fed chair speaks in about ten minutes' time. liesman will have those important headlines in just a few moments. we do have the investment committee with me as well here in new york city, josh brown, kari firestone and steve weiss are here with me watching the markets bounce back a little bit after the worst day, josh, in nearly a month. so you have rates are rising, anxieties are, too, as we talk about rate cuts and maybe not as many, bostic weighing in again. one cut this year and maybe again in the fourth quarter. >> it's interesting because when i take the market's temperature, one of the things i want to look at is just to get a sense of where rsis are, where is the relative strength, what's overheating, and what is gaining momentum. when we look at the s&p 500, 7% of the s&p 500 components

i'm scott wapner live from post nine on this friday.ly interrupted as geopolitical concerns, inflation fears and a rate cut reset, all weighing on the markets today. we'll ask our experts over this final stretch what's at stake that includes fundstrat's tom lee. is the story for the bulls changing? it's a kwee key question and we'll get his answer. in the meantime, take a look at the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation, a decidedly risk off day for the market.

. >>> welcome to closing bell, i'm scott wapner, live from post nine.ig sigh of relief for the bulls. stocksrebounding. this one softer than expected. we'll ask our experts over the final stretch what all of that means including former dallas president, robert kaplan. he's coming up in a little bit. in the meantime take a look at your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. got a very interesting final stretch underway because the cooler than expected ppi is stabilizing interest rates. that's good enough to get stocks a bit of a liftod

. >>> welcome to closing bell, i'm scott wapner, live from post nine. this make or break hour will begin with a big sigh of relief for the bulls. stocksrebounding. this one softer than expected. we'll ask our experts over the final stretch what all of that means including former dallas president, robert kaplan. he's coming up in a little bit. in the meantime take a look at your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. got a very interesting final stretch underway because the cooler than expected ppi is stabilizing interest rates. that's good enough to get stocks a bit of a lift today. nasdaq outperforming as you see there. several mega stocks are catching a bit this hour. amazon among them. that's going for a new record closing high. you bet we're going to track that throughout this final stretch. a nice move as well for nvidia, recovering from its correction territory move. apple, it's also rallying back above $170 a share. there it is, pushing towards $170 for us. a nice gain of 3.5%. we've got news coming up on apple too. you don't want to miss

i'm scott wapner live from post nine on this friday. this make or break hour begins with the rally interrupted as geopolitical concerns, inflation fears and a rate cut reset, all weighing on the markets today. we'll ask our experts over this final stretch what's at stake that includes fundstrat's tom lee. is the story for the bulls changing? it's a kwee key question and we'll get his answer. in the meantime, take a look at the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation, a decidedly risk off day for the market. bonds are up, dollar, oil, gold rising, stocks down, the vix up as well. bank stocks are selling off led by jpmorgan, following earnings, tech also weak, nearly every mega cap name is lower today. apple, though, an exception. coming up we'll tell you whether this week might mark an inflection point for that stock. it does take us to our talk of the tape, whether the bull market has run off the road as earnings season gets going. ask our panel, requisite kamts, amy, co-founder and cy of vantage rock, she and mike santoli are wit

i'm scott wapner live from post 9.r break hour begins with the bounceback as major averages had erased most of thursday's decline. we're still positive. we'll track it over the final stretch. that after the jobs report came in hotter than expected. interest rates on the rise a bit. we'll ask our experts over the final stretch what it means for this rally going forward. that includes the wharton professor jeremy siegel. he'll join me momentarily. >>> in the meantime, your scorecard with 60 minutes to go, it

i'm scott wapner live from post nine at the new york stock exchange. the make or break hour begins with the tension between rates and stocks and what happens to the rally if yields keep rising even for the alleged right reasons the strong economy. we'll ask our experts over this final stretch including pimco's erin brown who reveals her playbook in a few moments. take a look at the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. a battle much of this day as elevated yields capped the market once again a stronger than expected retail sales report. the dollar catching a bid on the heightened tensions in the middle east. gold and oil are both lower. and two stocks standouts from the dow to highlight. goldman, a nice winner after its earnings and salesforce selling off sharply on a report of another possible acquisition. it does take us to our talk of the tape. how much are stocks currently at risk and will earnings save the day for the rally? let's ask our panel. dan greenhouse at solis alternative asset management and both with me at post nine. good to se

welcome to closing bell, i'm scott wapner here at the new york stock exchange, the make or break begins with the reality over rates and whether later than expected cuts for the fed might soon put the bulls on defense. roger altman will join us in just a little bit. take a look at your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. stocks were green throughout much of the session and that was about 30 seconds ago we started to head south. oil higher, -- jumped, yields fell and that was threatening to upset what was a pretty nice day. there is crude north of 86 steadily on the rise with the little bit of a breeze there but it is moving higher. look at that jump. that is up by 14% and really most of that coming within the last 30 minutes. tech bouncing a bit led by a big jump in shares. there is the vicks and there is the move i'm talking about. some headlines moving regarding geopolitics in the middle east maybe that is in part due to it. perhaps throwing cold water on this thesis of rate cuts coming this year. we will get into all of that. one of the stocks stories of the day, disney is

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, the backup in rates, the sell-off in stocks, a tough day shaping up in the major averages as we welcome in the investment committee today. josh brown, bryn talkington, sarat sethi and jim lebenthal. we check the markets. we have a near 500-point decline for the dow. the s&p off by 1%. you heard carl talk about the russell down about 2%. yields are up. the ten year is. crude is up. dollar index is up as well. bryn, there are nerves that will be tested here, right? >> sure are, right? i mean, we've been overbought in this market really since early february. i think that really we needed the catalyst. i think between the manufacturing numbers we started with and then on top of that oil and then we have gold prices up and then, you know, we have an economy that is strong. and i think the narrative around how many times the fed is going to cut rates or lack of is really going to cause the market to rethink certain sectors and certain securities that were really

i'm scott wapner front and center this hour, the state of the tech trade. nasdaq tracking for its sixth down week in the past seven. it's having a bad week the investment committee debating netflix numbers are on deck. this is an important afternoon joining me for the hour, josh brown, liz young and jim lebenthal. i'll take you to the markets we have a nice little bounce today, but we are going to zero in on tech the nasdaq is up less than half of a percent as i said, josh, you have this streak down six of seven weeks for the nasdaq it's down 3% on the week and here we have netflix and, you know, there are times when it feels like the market needs tech this feels like one of those times. >> i would agree i don't know how much help you're going to get, but if you actually look at some of the pullbacks that we've experienced the last couple of years, even if they were minor pullbacks, in many cases big tech earnings reports were the thing that put a stop to those declines so if you were thinking of, like -- look, we're not really that far off the highs we're

i'm scott wapner front and center this hour, big tech's big moment. meta kicking off earnings for the heavily owned group today. we're going to ask the committee whether they'll live up to the hype and help stabilize stocks overall. joining me for the hour, bryn talkington, joe terranova, steve weiss. we take you to the markets first. check out how things are going we're giving a little bit back today across the board we are red i want to set the stage for the start of the most important earnings reports obviously mega cap tech. i don't want to go deep yet on meta i want to look overall, because expectations are high. they have to be. i want to read you where earnings expectations are for mega cap tech coming in. this is unbelievable you want to know how important these are? mag seven earnings on aggregate are expected to rise 40% in q1 revenue is expected up 13% versus 2.3% for the rest of the s&p. the rest of the s&p is expected to see a 3.1% decline in earnings >> sounds like last quarter. that's exactly what happened last quarter and let me tell y

welcome to "closing bell," i'm scott wapner live from post nine at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with the rally and the risks to your money. earnings season, soon to heat up, and that will likely hold the cards for stocks in the near term. we're going to ask our experts over this final stretch whether they'll live up to the hype. >>> in the meedium, take a look at your scorecard. some pretty good economic data this morning. that sent yields higher, pushed stocks down. that's where they are right now. there's the ten-year, 4.33%. the nasdaq's been trying to make a move all day as microsoft, meta, and alphabet rise. elsewhere, really only energy doing anything as last month's best trade looks for more momentum in the quarter ahead. it does take us to our talk of the tape, whether a historically good month will play out that way for investors. let's ask adam parker, the founder and ceo of trivariate research. with me once again at post nine. >> good to be here. >> new quarter, same story for the rally? what do you think? >> we looked back -- our data g

i'm scott wapner live from post 9. this make or break hour begins with the bounceback as major averages had erased most of thursday's decline. we're still positive. we'll track it over the final stretch. that after the jobs report came in hotter than expected. interest rates on the rise a bit. we'll ask our experts over the final stretch what it means for this rally going forward. that includes the wharton professor jeremy siegel. he'll join me momentarily. >>> in the meantime, your scorecard with 60 minutes to go, it looks like we'll end on a high note, but not quite as high as it looked a couple of hours ago. yes, we're still decidedly green. all s&p sectors as well were in the green for much of the day. utilities right now, though, they have moved flat. tech services have been on the run, outperforming. another new high from meta, a strong session as well for amazon and nvidia. and let's, of course, show you interest rates. higher. fed governor bowman saying midday her rate case is for rate cuts and a continued decl

welcome to the "halftime report" i'm scott wapner. front and center the losing streak for stocks and the big week ahead. the investment committee debating where the markets might head from here. trying to get a little bit of a bounce today. we're on a three week losing streak for the s&p down six straight days. mkm roth says not confident a low has been formed even if a bounce is likely. i guess, joe, we knew it was only a matter of time before there was going to be some pay back for this higher for longer interest rate idea and, you know, the market was acting as if there wasn't going to be anything to pay for that. i guess we learned our lesson last week and culminating on friday. >> we did and we were able to break below that critical area from early -- from late february off of the nvidia earnings and now you're getting a little bit of a bounce. i mean, this is squha of a weak bounce. i still think sentiment is selling rallies and i think that was reflected the entirety of last week. but i do believe understanding that we're comin

. >>> welcome to closing bell, i'm scott wapner, here at the new york stock exchange. this begins with a make or break week for the week with a rally. earnings are about to begin as well. we'll ask our experts over this final astretch what is really a stake, including the billionaire investor marc lasry, he'll join me in just a few. your score card, the story really continues to be about that backup in yields. take a look, 442 is where we currently stand on the ten-year. that's putting pressure on the major averages today. no real conviction either way for the dow, s&p, and nas. big week gets going. it's requgoing to be a big one. there's your look at the major averages. we are green across the board, not decidedly so, but we'll take it given what's happening with yields. p, pi, cpi, earnings, all in the days ahead. we are watching tech, meta and amazon a couple of bright spots today hitting new highs. today meta turning negative. it's down about 1%. amazon is still in the frgreen. it takes us to our talk of the tape, whether stocks can continue to riseif bond yields d

i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner this make-or-break hour begins with tech on the ropes while theest of the market works to get up off the mat a day of violent rotation to finish out a pretty punishing week at the s&p 500 struggles to avoid a rare six-day losing streak here's your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. mentioned the s&p 500 is down, has been down as much as about 1% now down 0.6%. below that 5,000 mark. the dow hanging in there the equal-weighted s&p is up on the day, so you do see a lot of tech down, and everything else managing to try to take up the slack. take a look at the nasdaq as well, kind of the center of all the selling pressure, down 2.2%. nasdaq composite, back down below its old november 2021 highs again, so breaking down a little bit technically, and then we'll take a look at treasurys here big bid in treasurys overnight on those israel-iran headlines that mostly unwound. around 4.6% on the ten-year yield. really flattish on a week to date basis, a little bit off those multi-month highs. semiconductors, really the drag on the nasdaq today. su