All right, Kel, thanks so much. Welcome to Closing Bell on this Friday.

I'm Scott Wobner, live from Post Nine here at the New York Stock Exchange.

And this make-a-break hour begins with the run to record highs.

Probably won't get there today, but sure looks like that's the direction

which we are heading.

We're gonna ask our experts over this final stretch how far this full run can go.

In the meantime your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks just like that.

It's been a mixed day for the majors. We are all green

across the board for the week and that's the important part. Remember we

closed above 5200 for the first time in a year yesterday and we're hanging

out, I mean in a month, excuse me and we're hanging out there now.

Utilities, financials, they are among the standouts this week.

Yields are up a bit too on some hawkish leaning fed speaking.

We're going to get to that in a minute as well.

It does take us to our talk of the

tape the rally just how resilient this market can remain. Let's bring in Kevin

Gordon, Charles Schwab. It's good to see you. Welcome back. It's been

a minute. Nice to see you. So, wow, this market's just been incredible.

It's been resilient in the face of so much, theoretically.

It's had this nice bounce back.

What should we make from it?

You know, I think what's nice is that through this mini pullback correction, whatever you want to call it from

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