All right, thanks so much. Welcome to Closing Bell. I'm Scott Wabner live from

Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange. This make-or-break hour

begins with the surging S&P and whether risks to the rally are in fact

mounting or much to do about nothing.

We'll ask famed market watcher Jeremy Siegel of the Wharton School,

when he joins us in just a moment.

In the meantime, take a look at your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation

because it looks like this. Look at the S&P 500. We are lesser just about

three points away now from that 5,000 level. We've been hanging around for much of the day, but

looks like we may make a move here in the final

stretch it's energy actually outperforming for a change and how about the mega caps

they're mostly mixed well there's NVIDIA so it's still above $700 a share. It's been stealing the show

lately above that key level and then there is Disney absolutely ripping

today after its earnings report that stock having its best day in more than two years. Up almost 12% yields

they're holding steady to after a pretty good bond auction within the past couple of

hours. It does take us to our talk of the tape, the record run for stocks and

whether it has gotten too exuberant or not.

Let's ask the Wharton Schools, Jeremy Segal.

He joins us now, Professor, we may make history as we have this conversation and if we do,

I'm going to break away for a minute minute but what do you make of this market?

Well Scott it's it's it's almost amazing we're a few weeks away from the

15th anniversary of the financial crisis low.

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