Well, there you have it, seven days of green in a row for the Dow is the market's meltup

gains momentum.

You got the S&P closing back above 5200 as well.

That is the scorecard on Wall Street today,

but the action is just getting started.

Welcome to Closing Bell overtime.

I'm Morgan Brennan.

John Fort will be joining us a little later in the show,

with a special guest you do not want to miss and also

coming up this hour earnings from Dropbox Akamai Unity Sweet Green and more

plus we're on IPO pricing as Chinese electric vehicle maker Zeeker gets ready to list tomorrow

and begin trading at the New York Stock Exchange as we await those earnings though we're going to begin with the market with the down-notching

its longest winning streak of the year. Joining us now is aerial investments

vice chairman Charlie babrinskoi. Charlie it's great to have you on I mean

in a week where we haven't had very many meaningful catalysts for the

broader market the fact that we are seeing this dare I call it a melt up here and

one that is not being powered by tech. Tech is largely underperforming this week. What does that tell us?

Tell us that value is finally having a period in the sun. There were a lot of stocks that were very, very

cheap, banks, investment banks, some industrial, some building product companies that were trading at 8,

9, 10, 11 times earnings, a lot less than the 21 of the S&P and the 40s of tech.

So there was a lot of value out there,

and all that value needs to perform

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