All the major indices in the green just barely and I should count the Russell that's down

Everything down for the week that's scorecard on Wall Street, but winter stay late welcome to closing about overtime. I'm John Fort with Morgan Brennan

It was a volatile day for the market as a major averages snap a nine week winning streak we started lower we ended higher coming up

Moody's analytics chief economist Mark Sandy on what the stronger than

expected a December jobs report could mean for the Fed and the economy

plus Barclays co-head of investment banking, Taylor rights on which sectors could see the

most M&A activity this year.

Well, let's get more on this rough starts the year for the market.

Mike Santoli joins us now from the New York Stock Exchange.

Mike, I mean, we just said it.

It was a volatile day.

We started lower.

We ended higher.

We had a hotter than expected jobs report. We had a softer than expected ISM services report.

What to make of it all?

You know, Morgan, it seems as if the market was a bit apprehensive in terms of how to interpret

the economic data, but it didn't stray too

far from the premise that we have a slowing economy but one that's not falling apart.

There's still support of worker income growth. You still basically have the unemployment rate at 3.7

i. S. M. Services can we shrug it off can it bounce back? That's a question right

here. I don't think the market wants to see a lot more weakness. But at this point

after a nine week 16% rally in the S&P 500

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