All right, Sarah, thanks so much.

Welcome to overtime.

I'm Scott Wachner.

You just heard those bells.

We are just getting started, of course.

Let's get right to our talk of the tape.

That is the way we ended.

The strong sell-off to end, what will still go down as the first

positive month of the year for stocks the question though now is what this means

if anything for where we go in this new month of April let's ask so far's head of investment strategy

Liz Young plus c. NBC contributor Stephanie Link, Chief Investment

Strategist and Work portfolio manager at Hightower and Chris Senyek

he's the chief investment strategist at Wolf.

It's great to have everybody here, Liz Young right here at Post Nine.

This is not the way that you want it to end what was a pretty strong month for stocks, is not the way you wanted to end but after

everything we've been through to really come through this quarter and still

only be down 5% on the S&P not so bad so I think the first quarter was this trifecta of bad news. We got hit with a war erupting.

We had inflation hitting new highs. We had the feds start hiking rates. I think this quarter

was as bad as it gets in the first half.

So the second quarter hopefully is a little bit smoother, but look, things didn't get that

much better, right?

All we did was enter the hiking cycle.

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