All right,

Welcome to Closing Bella, Mike Santoli in for Scott Wopner.

This make or break hour begins the stocks finding some traction after five straight losing sessions

with old industrial economy stocks bouncing on decent results ahead of the

crucial start of mega cap tech earning season in the next hour. Algers

Anker Crawford joined owns a number of those mega cap names. She will join us with her take coming up.

Bagno's meantime, they are steady. Remember we had that 10 year click above 5%

early yesterday. We're now down to about 484, although no further real declines in the yield.

Oil down for a third straight day, now back into the low 80s on W.T.I. crude, small caps have

been out performing much of the day. T. T. I. Crug. Small caps have been outperforming much of the day. Banks, though, continue to lag.

They have certainly been pulling up the rear for much of the last several months.

We begin with our talk of the tape is the three month

market pullback driven by macro and interest rate concerns running its course

as the final earnings season of the year gets underway or well the bulls remain

penned in by higher rates and fears of slowing growth and

whatever else we can think of let's ask Adam Parker Trivariate research founder and

CEO and a c. NBC contributor Adam so I don't know it looks looks like people trying to look on the not so

negative side yesterday bit of a failed rally today yields are quiet markets

able to maybe seize on some of the fundamental news.

Are we able to go from macro to micro at this point do you think?

I mean during earning season some stocks really only give you four updates a year

right and the rest of it's all macro only give you four updates a year, right?

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