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

This make a breakout begins with this bounce. Much needed after a brutal week for stocks,

the worst in some two years. We'll ask our experts over this final stretch how long all of this might last.

In the meantime, let's show you the scorecard here with 60 to go in regulation.

The major averages have taken back some key levels today above

41k for the Dow as you see 5600 for the S&P and 2000 for the Russell everything

was below those levels it's been rough tech a big winner today as the mega caps jump

along with those hard hit momentum names so we're watching all of that it's a big

reason why you've had the

bounce back. Discretionary stock's also doing pretty well today. Even after that dreadful read on

consumer sentiment this morning, yields rising and that's probably helping sentiment as well. You don't

want yields going down for the wrong reason. And gold, how about that? Above 3,000 for the first

time ever. Maybe a measure of global sentiment right

now. It does take us to our talk of the tape. Can you trust the bounce and how long can it last?

Let's ask our experts. Stephanie Link, Hightower's chief investment strategist and portfolio manager.

Adam Parker is Trivariates founder and CEO, and Shannon Sacocia is the chief investment officer of Newberger-Berman private wealth.

Good to see everybody, all three are CNBC contributors.

Stephanie, I begin with you.

What a week.

I know.

Exhausting.

Absolutely exhausting.

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