All the major indices in the red, the Russell down 1%, well Treasury year spike, stock struggle,

although we are closing off lows in the session.

That's the scorecard on Wall Street, but when you stay late, welcome to closing

overtime, I'm John, with Morgan Brennan.

Well, McDonald's investors not loving it today.

That stopped the biggest drag on the Dow after sales miss,

and not surprisingly, consumer discretionary,

one of the worst sectors today along with

materials and real estate now investors turning to another big slate of

after hours earnings we will have instant analysis of the results from

the NXP Semiconductor Palantier, Simon Property Group, and Chegg. And now for more

on the markets let's bring in our panel. We've got Eric Johnston of

Kenner Fitzgerald, Bob Dahl from

crossmark. Guys, good to see you. Bob, you're still calling this market a sugar high?

Yeah, I am and as you pointed, it's that's the path of least resistance is still higher because there's a lot of momentum, but I'm one of those old guys that's worried about, you know, 20 times earnings and the Fed's not going to live up to cut expectations.

And I don't see how we get double digit earnings growth.

I put all to get that together I'm invested but I'm

nervous.

Okay and Eric you were bearish for a while you know last year but it's a new year, so we'll get off that.

Last time you were on, you said you weren't so excited about Tesla and Apple, but the other

big stocks you were, you were right about that.

So how are you playing the market from here?

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