Well the record market rally taking a breather as we kick off the last week of the first quarter that is the scorecard on Wall Street but winners stay late

Welcome to closing down overtime I'm John Fort Morgan Brennan is off today

industrials which have been a big driver of the rally lately, are the biggest

drag on the market while energy is the best performer.

Boeing, one of the bright spots in the Dow after CEO Dave Calhoun announced he's going

to step down at the end of the year as the company deals with the 737 Max crisis.

Coming up, a top analyst on how that Jacob could impact the stock.

Plus we're going to speak exclusively with the CEO of Massimo on his

plans to spin off the company's consumer products business. But first, let's get more on this

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

Mike, just like the market, you got to take a breather, I guess for the past couple of minutes,

but it seemed like a status quo date for the major average lower but not that much lower the Russell

actually did the best in the green. I struggle to find a narrative. Is this one of

those pauses that refreshes? It's not it's not too clear exactly if there was a main driver and that's why the market in this sort of self-satisfied way

He says we'll probably just kind of turn around and tread water in right near the highs and really no harm done along the way. Even the Russell 2000

it's tough to tell a story about that because SMCI remains the largest stock in

that index and was up huge.

So it wasn't even really about, you know,

the little companies that could.

So I do think that you're in a moment right now

where we're sitting on a lot of house money the market is outperformed most

expectations you have strategists increasingly trying to scramble to raise their

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