All right, sir, thank you very much.

Welcome to overtime.

I'm Scott Wopney, you've just heard the bells.

We are just getting started from Post-9

here at the New York Stock Exchange.

And we are moments away from the moment of truth for Disney.

Its earnings about to hit with so many questions swirling around the future of that company.

From Bob Iger's strategy moving forward to how he'll deal with that proxy fight from

investor Nelson Pelt.

Are Julia Borston, she's going to break in with the details.

We'll see what happens with the stock, which is up a good amount to start the year.

We begin though with our talk of the tape where stocks can really go from here

with even some of the more cautious market watchers suggesting there could be

more room to run. Let's ask Cameron Dawson what she thinks. She's the chief investment officer for

New Edge Wealth with me here at Post 9. Bear in mind we're waiting on Disney and I

know the anticipation for you is high as well as we await this and we see what Bob Iger is going to say of

course in his first quarter and conference call since returning but the rally itself

does it feel tired do you think that we have more upside to go?

We think the next level that the rally could go to would be about that 4,300 that gets you

back to the August high.

But then once we would get to 4,300 we'd be trading at 19 and a half times earnings.

That's really, really expensive unless you have a Fed that's actively easing policy.

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