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

This make a break out begins with this swoon to begin June and whether it means anything for where stocks might trade as this new month begins.

We'll ask our experts over this final stretch.

We'll also be joined in just a little bit by former Dallas-fed president

Robert Kaplan.

He's now the vice chairman at Goldman Sachs.

He'll be at post nine shortly look forward to

that. Let's show you the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation in this

first trading session of June. Dow's off the lows still a weekday was down

more than 400 we're still still down 2 thirds of 1%.

S&P is about a quarter of a percent loser.

The NASDAQ trying to get something going as this last hour begins, got a little bit of work to do as you see weaker economic

data today sending both stocks and yields lower and that's a big part of the story

most sectors remaining in the red although even that's trying to turn just a little bit I see three on my

screen that are now green we'll track it financials industrial materials

among the biggest losers today so watch that as well the outlier but else

in video it's higher again and that's along with

Apple and meta as you see meta having a nice day they're up here 2% does take us to

our talk of the tape the road ahead for your money a stock start June with a good amount of red on the board today.

Let's welcome in Gabriela Santos, Chief Market Strategists for J.P. Morgan Asset Management and

Christina Hooper.

Investco's chief global strategist, both as you see here joining me at

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