All right, sir, thank you very much.

Welcome everybody to overtime.

I'm Scott Wabney.

You just heard the bells.

We right here are just getting started.

In just a few minutes, I'll be joined by I-Capitals

and Estesia Amaroso to get her latest views on the markets.

Joe Taranova, Liz Young, will also be here with me.

We begin though with our talk of the tape.

This market's sudden ability, it seems, to shake off bad news from earnings to economic

data to that target takedown.

We're wondering what it says about the state of stocks right now.

Let's ask Brian Belzky, He is BMO Capital Markets Chief Investment

Strategist. He is right here at post nine. It's good to see you. Nice to see you.

I mean, it seems weird for me to use the word resilient with a fragile market but are we on to something with that?

I think we are good news is good news good news is bad news which one is it. I think when

we talk to clients got I think I sense that clients are getting a little bit more comfortable

at these price levels. I think the market has done a great job kind of re-rading some of these

higher growth stocks that kind of took out the so-called froth but at these levels

heading into the end of the year we've seen a bond market rally that is

obviously sent a 10-year a little bit lower and I think more and more people confident on what the

Fed's going to do the next two to three meetings that's now behind us.

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