All right, Kel, thanks so much. Welcome to Closing Bell. I'm Scott Wopner live from Post-9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This make-a-break hour begins with stocks on the run, big time and apple earnings just ahead.

In just a few minutes minutes star analyst Dan Ives will

tell us what's likely to happen how shares could react to whatever Apple reports

in the meantime your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation that post-fed rally still going

strong the S&P now going for its fourth straight positive day been a nice

broad move to every sector today on the upswing take a look at how much green is on the map today.

Small caps, they're sizzling. Look at the Russell, bottom of your screen.

Two and a quarter percent today, regional banks breaking out big time, the NASDAQ going for its best week of the year as mega cap

tech is mostly higher and even some of the growthier tech names like Palantir

Roku and Shop of Fire ripen take a look at those gains. Not too shabby. Interest rates, well

they're a major story today. Look at the 10-year yield as well. It continues to fall. Take a look.

467, that's right around the lowest level in about three weeks.

It takes us to our talk of the tape.

The critical Apple report questions about the iPhone and

China looming large and just as shares have started to climb again

is the worst now behind the stock?

It's a key question.

Let's ask Wed Bush is Dan Ives.

That question he joins us here, Post 9.

I mean, so what a difference a week makes?

You know, you could have said well the stock

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