There's a scorecard on Wall Street to mix bag, but winter stay late.

Welcome to closing down overtime.

I am John Fort with Morgan Brennan and coming up this hour, Rockefeller International Chairman

Roushear Sharma is going to join us with a warning on China as tensions

ramp up with the US after the country called Micron a major security risk.

Plus we're awaiting earnings results from Zoom video,

the poster child of pandemic stock gainers,

still down sharply from its COVID peak,

but it has gained momentum in the past few weeks.

But first, let's get right into the market action stocks somewhat range-bound as

investors wait for news on the debt ceiling. Joining us now is Darrell Kronk,

Wells Fargo, CIO for Wealth and Investment Management and Ross Mayfield, Baird Investment Strategy

analyst. Welcome guys. Darryl, it looks like the market is pricing in the

perfect scenario. Softish landing, 70% likelihood of rate cuts in

Q4 though. Very little concern about this debt ceiling standoff that's kind of

an oncoming train but you're not quite so

sanguine about at all.

Yeah I think that's right John I mean when you look at the stock market it's

pricing in you know higher highs so is the volatility market when you

check out the Vicks or the move index but the bond market tells a very

different story and I think the data underneath tells a real different story

we all know about how narrow the leadership's been in the

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