Well, you got your scorecard on Wall Street, but winter's stay late.

Welcome to Closing the Over Time. I am John Fort with Morgan Brennan,

and earning season kicks into high gear this week.

We're gonna get a taste of the action this hour when Cannabis Company

Tilray reports results. Plus we'll talk to Moody's chief economist Mark

Zandy ahead of this week's key inflation data as Wall Street looks for clues about the Fed's next move.

But now let's get straight to our market panel.

Joining us now are Victoria Green from G-squared Private Wealth and Venu Krishna from Barclays Investment Bank.

Tempting to call this a bull bear debate, but Victoria, you're just kind of like barely a bull,

kind of a reluctant bull, a bull maybe for a few weeks, why is so reluctant?

I think you got to be ready to pull the rip cord on your bull thesis, you know, as we get more

data with earnings, but look, this market has legs. I know everybody hates it.

Everybody does hate a bull market rally

off of those October lows,

but that uptrans not invalidated.

Yes, the macro looks horrible.

There is no question the bond market's pricing in recession.

Everybody's a pricing in that we're going to hit a wall.

But really, you know, we are a little bit in no man's land.

I think we could maybe like up close to that 4200 before we do hit that wall.

I do think everybody needs to be prepared

to be a little tactical right now.

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