Welcome to Closing Bell. I'm Scott Wobner live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This make-a-break hour begins with mega-caps moment to sizzle or fizzle.

And with that outcome, likely to decide the overall market which way it goes in the weeks ahead comes as the

Nasdaq works on its worst month since last December and it was getting a

lift today but look at that as we begin the final hour it is now in the red

let me show you the scorecard with 60

minutes to go in regulation. Apple certainly helping the markets across the

board. That stock looking to reverse its recent slide. Tech was the best sector of the day no longer though now it's

energy and financials tech still positive but taking a bit of a backseat to

those other sectors oil prices hitting their highest level of the year today.

That's proving to be a headwind of sorts for stocks.

Rates, they have been too, but look a mixed picture depending on which end of the curve you look.

It takes us to our talk of the tape, the most important trade in the market and its biggest stock we are talking

Tech and Apple which have both looked a bit shaky lately it's no wonder that stocks

overall have been choppy too.

The question is whether that selling in Apple is overdone as the new iPhone hits the market

and some on Wall Street suggests orders are already stronger than expected.

Let's ask our Steve Kovac.

He follows that story as you know,

closer than anybody.

So Steve, what is this?

I've read some notes today that seem to be

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