And welcome to overtime. I'm Scott Wapney. You just heard the bells. We of course are just getting started here.

Pimco's Aaron Brown, Ed Yardenny as well, along in just a few minutes with actionable ideas for your money.

We do begin with today's talk of the tape. Is it just a matter of time

before this amazing move from the lows collapses under the weight of just too much

worry? Or is the market's new found resiliency now its greatest asset.

Let's ask Dan Greenhouse of Solis Asset Management.

He's here with me at Post Nine.

It's good to see you.

Thank you. I mean, it is a resilient market.

You try and push this thing down and it comes right back in your face.

Yeah, I saw you talking about it on the halftime show today and it's really impressive.

When you think about what happened in the Treasury market last week, two-year

yields up by 30-plus basis points, 10-year yields up by 30-plus basis points, historically

at best risk assets tread water during moves like that, And yet obviously you saw both the NASDAQ,

the more rate sensitive NASDAQ on the S&P 500,

up by about 2% last week.

Looking at the VIX today at 20,

that gets people talking. I don't know if that's a sign of complacency or kind of

of where we are. What do you think it means, if anything?

Yeah, I don't know if it's complacency per se because I don't think it's as if the market is not aware

of some of the the

existing and growing risks. I think it is purely a function of the fact that sometimes

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