Well you got your scorecard on Wall Street, S&P is about flat, Nasdac in the green, but the

Dow in the red. Winter stay late, welcome to Closing Bell Overtime. I'm John Fort with

Morgan Brennan and coming up on today's show we're going to speak with

J.P. Morgan's top rates expert about another jump in yields to kick off the fourth quarter.

Plus, Bitcoin also having a strong start to Q4.

We're going to talk to the head of Van Ek ETS about the

companies just launched Ethereum fund. And former Goldman Sachs, CFO Marty Chavez, now the vice chair of 70 billion dollar investment firm's sixth

street, joins us with the investment opportunities he's watching in AI.

But let's begin with rates and the market, the 10-year high is today keeping pressure on the broader market,

so the Nasak did manage to notch again,

and it looks like the S&P finished just ever so slightly higher. Let's bring in senior markets commentator

for CMBC, Mike, I mean 4200 that's the level everybody seems to be

watching the 200 moving day for the

S&P where sort of slowly inching back towards that.

Yeah I mean we've got pretty close with a 1% last week Morgan it's also really

this area that's been widely watched for a

while now in terms of it being but formerly the ceiling of a long trading

range around 4200 we broke above that in early June everyone said soft landing

for the economy is in store so we're

testing all those things at once and we'll say the S&P 500 about flat on the day

in about as uncomfortable a manner as you can get there because you did have the vast majority of

stocks and volume to the downside you had small caps down a percent and a half so

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