Welcome to overtime.

I'm Scott Wabner.

You just heard the bells.

We of course right here are just getting started.

In just a moment I'll be joined at post nine by top strategist Tom Lee.

He makes the case for why stocks can still go higher.

And that brings us to our talk of the tape today is the

unthinkable possible can stocks actually get back to new highs?

Dolic now but even with today's pullback it's not like we're all that far away a few

big bursts bit of better news you never know let's ask halftime

investment committee member and the CEO of Brit Holt's wealth the Josh Brown is

with us it's good to see you here in overtime.

That really is the question, I mean,

we had an ugly close.

Are we already on thin ice for a rally that started

to feel pretty good?

I mean, think so. I wouldn't close my mind off completely to new highs at some point this year. I think it's going to be

really tough this spring. The headwinds seem to be multiplying, not dissipating. That being said, we are going into today. We really had five of six days up more than 1% each for the S&P 500 which is extremely

rare that is like if you're going to talk about a textbook snap back rally that's pretty much as good as you're ever going to see in terms of

being orderly, having a lot of participation, being relentless.

That's what it was.

Today reverses that. It's too soon to say permanently.

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