All right, sir, thank you very much and welcome everybody to overtime.

I'm Scott Walker.

You just heard the bells, we're just getting started for Post-9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

Intel and Visa, their earnings are imminent.

One, a good check on tech and demand for chips at a time

when that sector's been surging. The other real-time checkup on the consumer.

Our reporters as always standing by to break in with those details. We'll show you how the

stocks trade after the

numbers hit. We begin though with our talk of the tape. Have those imminent

recession fears been pushed off enough now that this rally can actually last

longer than many thought.

Let's ask Kevin Gordon, he's the senior investment strategist at Charles Schwab here with me

at post night.

I feel like it's good to see again.

I feel like that's the question of the moment, right?

Every piece of data that came

out today was pretty good the economy appears resilient at least to some respects

not one that's ready to go off a cliff so if we can say a recession is pushed further off why doesn't this rally have a rolling recessions being already present in the economy and I think you know if we're

looking at a metric like GDP very relevant for today even if you go below the

surface of some of the you know the headline metric of the 2.9% growth that we got.

You know, something like real final sales

to private domestic purchasers.

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