Staging an impressive rally off the early morning lows as we close out what is a solid week for the bulls with earnings now firmly in the spotlight

This is the make or break hour for your money. Welcome everyone to closing bell. I'm Sarah Eisen. Take a look at where we stand. There's the

something. Look at that turnaround intraday. Same thing for the Dow. Similar chart. We're

at 49 points, but at the lows we were down 274 points. The Nasdaq up a third of 1%. It's really the banks leading the

charge. All weaker off earnings all had a big intraday turnaround. The banks

and consumer discretionary are the best performing sectors in the market right now.

Consumer Discretionary is working because Amazon, it's adding another 3% to what has been a banner

week so far.

Amazon's up of 14% for the week.

Gives you a flavor of what's been happening.

Take a look at the scorecard for the major averages this week because we are on a four day

win streak here and headed higher.

S&P gaining about 2.5% for the week and the NASDAQ composite up 4.5% for the week.

Some of the more risky stocks that got beaten up last year, they surged back this week.

We'll talk about whether that can be a trend.

Coming up on today's show we've got an inside look at today's big bank earnings.

In just a moment we'll talk to Wells Fargo CFO Mike Santa Massimo about his firm's results

along with his read on the housing market and Wells Fargo's future in that space and

then later Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan breaking down his quarter what he is seeing right now from the American

consumer it's a c. NBC exclusive let's get straight to the banks though and this move we've

seen in the middle of the afternoon Wells Fargo Bank of America, JP Morgan Citigroup, they're all

bouncing off a slump this morning after reporting fourth quarter results. Many rely

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