Welcome to Closing Bell, I'm Scott Wotner live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This make a break hour begins with the recent record high for stocks and whether the bull market is too stretched or if it is just right.

We'll debate that in just a little bit with two well-known Wall Street Watchers on two very different sides of that debate.

In the meantime, your scorecard with 60 minutes to go and regulation looks like that right there.

Dow is trying to get off its worst levels of the day.

It's moving that way.

S&P Nasdaq now positive.

Well, 3M's been dragging the Dow all day long on the back of its earnings report.

That stock has been weak. Look at that by 11% weakness as well today

from Goldman from Home Depot and travelers out of the insurance space. They're all in the red at this hour.

On the flip side, United Airlines a big winner after beating expectations.

We're also watching Microsoft here.

It's been making a bit of a midday run trying to hit three trillion dollars in market cap.

You see it steadily creeping higher through the session. We are watching

yields pretty closely too as the 10 year hits 415, the two year moved above 440. We did have a pretty good

bond auction earlier and maybe that took the simmer off of

rates today it does take us to our talk of the tape is there enough going right for

stocks to keep going up let's ask Greg, he is the founder of the Veritas Financial Group.

Our bull Brian Belsky, chief investment strategist with Beimo is going to be along shortly.

The stage, however, Mr. Branch, to begin is all yours is there too much

exuberance in this market or not.

Surprised surprise scot I think so and and look this is coming from someone who readily admitted that I

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