Don, thanks so much. Welcome to closing bell. I'm Scott Wobner live from Post 9 right here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This make a break hour begins with an historic run for stocks, the S&P going for its longest winning streak in 19 years.

Well, it has more work to do right now

than it did a couple hours ago.

We're going to track the trade over the final stretch.

4,400 was in sight.

We backed away from that a little bit,

but we'll watch it closely.

Your score card, with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like this.

The major average is heading lower.

They really started a couple hours ago right at the time of a disappointing bond auction,

our own Rick Santelli giving it a D-minus.

Well yields, they spiked, stocks, they fell.

We need to watch that and then, well piling on a little bit, FedShare J-Pall, he made some comments a little while ago,

deemed more hawkish than after the recent Fed meeting.

That took stocks even lower.

We're going to have more on that with our own Steve Leesman coming up in just a moment.

Falling yields lately as you know been one of the key reasons why stocks have been on the

move over the past week or so why this rally has progressed like it has and that

takes us to our talk of the tape. The catalyst to keep this incredible

rally going. Do we have one? Let's ask Mira Pandit. Global market strategists for

J.P. Morgan asset management with us once again at Post 9. Welcome back. It's good to see you.

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