Brian, thanks so much. Welcome to closing bell.

Scott Wapner Live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This make a break out begins with high expectations for stocks and why 7,000 for the S&P might be conservative before year end.

That is the call today from Fund Struts, Tom Lee. You will hear from him on this program momentarily.

In the meantime, we'll show you the scorecard here with 60 to go in regulation, a steadily deteriorating kind of trading day, really. Green to start. Red now, dows down about two-thirds of 1% S&P negative. So is the NASDAQ. Most sectors are red, including tech, though, and VETA. Well, they've been positive throughout the session. They still are.

We'll watch them both.

Prior show was talking about Ferrari today.

Robert Frank just was getting dented big time.

Weaker than expected outlook means the stock is now tracking for its worst day ever.

It's down 15%.

We'll follow that.

And how about shares of lows today on pace for their ninth straight down day? Just a brutal stretch. Home Depot not doing follow that. And how about shares of lows today on pace for their ninth straight

down day? Just a brutal stretch. Home Depot not doing all that better, not quite the same losing

streak, but nonetheless, it's one to watch. It does take us to our talk of the tape. The rallies

rode ahead. I mentioned that call from Tom Lee. He does join us now. He's a CNBC contributor.

It's good to have

you back. Welcome. Great to see you, Scott. So what do you make of just how the market's trading

today? We've had a nice run. It's given a little bit back. Maybe some concerns are out there

about the strength of the economy, the labor market, some other stuff.

What do you see?

Well, I think markets are trying to balance a few things because we are navigating a little

blind because of the government shutdown.

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