Welcome to closing bell up Scott Wopner live from post nine here at the New York Stock Exchange

this make-a-break hour begins with rising anxieties over the rally as a jump in interest rates.

Well it's sending stocks falling today we're going to ask our experts over this final

stretch whether the markets are likely to continue to go down from here and where

they are likely to go in the meantime your scorecard was 60 minutes to go and

regulation looks like this the major averages under pressure for

most of the session today. That's where they currently are. We are off the worst levels. It's

the 10 year yield. Well, it's hitting its highest level since last fall and that's made the

market's a little uneasy the

biggest loser today and besides the move in rates oil's higher gold's

higher dollars higher watching all that united health not higher it's the biggest

drag on the dowel on a surprise from the government

regarding Medicare plan payments and Tesla's falling again as delivery numbers miss Wall Street

estimates it does take us to our talk of the tape, whether an over-bought stock market's

about to take a big-time breather.

Let's ask our big-time panel, Dan Greenhouse of Solis Alternative Asset Management,

Lauren Goodwin of New York Life Investments, and Kristen Bitterley of

City Global Wealth. As you see, everybody's with me at Post-9 today. Nice to see everybody.

Kristen, I'll come to you first. Is today about yields, nervousness about where they may go and

that the Fed may not cut as soon as we hope? I think it's a little bit of a garden

variety pullback. I mean we've heard day after day that we're either touching

all-time highs or within reach of all-time

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