Welcome to the closing bell. I'm Scott Wopner live post nine here at the New York Stock Exchange

this make-a-break hour begins with stocks and bonds telling two different stories lately.

Yields though up today have been falling as more recession sirens blair equities on the

other hand showing some level of resiliency even as concerns about the

economy mount here's your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. You're looking at it.

We're green across the board now. In fact, the NASDAQ, which was a touch negative,

looks positive now. Stocks have been mostly higher throughout the day.

Nasdaq will call it for all intents purposes flat.

S&P's been fighting with that 4,000 level

for much of the afternoon.

It's just shy of that now.

Talk to you about the Nasdaq giving back

a little bit of its recent gains.

Yields are higher too, but that closely watched yield curve growing steeper.

Yet another warning sign for where growth may be heading in this economy in the months ahead.

And that leads us to our talk of the tape and our lead

guest double lines Jeffrey Gunlock in a closing bell exclusive he is with us

for his first live TV interview following the Fed's decision on interest rates

raising them of course by a quarter point.

Welcome back. It's good to see again.

Hey Scott, nice to be with you again.

Yet we talked just before where you said probably go 25 and that would be it you got your 25 you think that's it.

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