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

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

begins with stocks under some pressure amid new questions about the

durability of this rally. We'll ask our experts over this final stretch if the surge is once again to top heavy

in the meantime your score card with 60 minutes to go and regulation looks like that

been a bit of a turnaround for the Nasdak and the S&P threat to go positive here.

Dow's been under pressure and most of the day, but that's really been on weakness from

McDonald's and Boeing.

The Russell getting ripped a bit today on a big jump in yields following more hot economic data this morning.

And also perhaps the fallout from Fed Chair Powell's comments last night on 60 minutes about a push

past March for that first rate cut.

Does take us to our talk of the tape worries once again

the rise in stocks is too narrow that the so-called foundation of this market is

starting to show some cracks and could be in bigger trouble if the mega cap names start to falter.

One name for us in focus today, Apple, that stock has underperformed the others in the group

over concerns over its sales growth among other issues.

Nice move today though.

There it is up 1.5% almost 190.

Let's welcome in Morgan Stanley's Eric Woodring.

He covers that name for that firm and he's here for his first interview post earnings welcome

back it's good to see you thank you Scott what's your overall I mean what a nice move

today it's moves since earnings and a nice reversal too what's your overall

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