The stocks continuing the recent winning streak, finishing the day higher after dancing between gains and losses during the session.

That's the scorecard on Wall Street, but the action is just getting started.

Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan at C. M. C. headquarters.

And I'm John Ford in Washington, D.C. today.

Coming up this hour, chips and trips.

We will get quarterly results from NXP semi and trip

advisor as we kick off another big week of earnings.

Plus Newberger Berman President and Chief Investment Officer Joe Amato joins us with his

outlook for the market and one surprising area that could start to outperform.

Let's get straight to the market as stocks come off a major winning week.

The action a bit more subdued today as yields climb back after tanking post-fed.

The NBC's senior market commentator Mike Santoli joins us now for the New York Stock Exchange, Mike,

I mean S&P sectors, technology technology health and com services did the best. You know nothing in technology

seemed to be a huge huge outperformer more stocks down than up, right?

Yeah, more stocks down that up on an individual basis.

John, twice as much volume was down that up, but you do have, I guess the familiar comfortable growth sectors that people migrate to in a defensive

mode or at least when there's sort of no other strong catalyst that did carry the index

is a little bit higher and we've had another strong Monday the

Nasdaq up for an 18th straight Monday that's another quirky trend we have

right now in general though market came into the week running very hot

after the rally of the prior five days,

needed to cool off.

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