Well, interest rates keep rising, taking a late day toll on stocks. It was a

choppy session. It looks like the dial finishing just about flat. The S&P, a

similar move and the NASDAQ as well. That's the scorecard on Wall Street, but the

actions just getting started. Welcome to Closing Bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan.

John Fort is off. It was a volatile session for the major averages. We closed well off the highs as investors

do keep an eye close eye on the 10-year Treasury yield which hits the highest

level of the year. Coming up the CEO fixed income trading platform Trade Web on whether he thinks rates will keep rising.

Plus, Newberger-Berman, President Joe Amato, on where stocks are heading now and the biggest

opportunities for investors right now.

Let's break down today's market action though with our market panel.

Joining us now is Keith Lerner from Chuist and Nicole Inuit from HS.S.B.C.

It's great to have you both here.

I'm, this was literally a middling day for stocks.

I mean, we were higher, we were lower,

and we basically have finished the session flat here.

Keith, is this the calm before the storm when we have inflation data, Fed minutes, and then

earnings kicking off with the banks later this week?

Well, for us, yeah, Morgan, great to be with you on this eclipse day.

You know, I think a lot of people maybe were watching the eclipse and they wanted to focus on the market.

It's kind of boring, but I would say boring is good.

I think you're right, there's a lot of catalysts coming up.

But if we also think about where this market's coming up.

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