All right, guys, thanks so much. Welcome to closing bell of Scott Wobner Life and Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

And this make or break out begins with stocks on the move bouncing from that steep Friday selloff.

We'll show you where we stand with 60 to go and regulation tells a pretty decent story today.

Nasdaq's good for about 1.5% all three of the majors in the green.

A report that Iran might be seeking negotiations with Israel,

giving a bit of a lift to stocks midday,

and we seem to be holding that.

We're also waiting for more developments out of that region.

Oil prices are rebounding today, watched very closely, as you might expect.

As we are, the G7, it's underway now in Canada.

We'll have a live report there in just a bit.

And the Fed meeting underway tomorrow morning. We'll discuss what's likely to happen there in the months ahead.

So there's a lot on investor plates today. It takes us to our talk of the tape.

With stocks less than 2% from new highs, will the wall of worry prove too insurmountable or not?

Let's ask Adam Parker.

He is Trivariate founder and CEO, a CNBC contributor as well.

It's good to see you.

Thanks for me.

The last time you were on, you gave us notes, reasons and ways to get defensive in the market.

Now you've given us four ideas to get for offense,

and you say you got pushback from some of your clients who asked, why would we get defensive

if the price momentum and everything else suggests we're going up? But what did you tell them?

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