A softer jobs print, boosting hopes for a fed rate cut and sending stocks sharply higher to end the week.

That is a scorecard on Wall Street, but winners stay late.

Welcome to Closen Bell overtime. I'm'm John Fort Morgan Brennan is off today and

coming up this hour economist Torston Sloc weighs in on today's jobs number and gives a bold

prediction about when the Fed could cut.

And what's next for Apple

after a massive buyback and a post-earnings pop?

But we will talk to an analyst who says

there's a lot more upside ahead

for what he calls the Cupertino Colossus. We begin with the market and a strong day for the

Bulls sparked by that soft jobs print. Today's action pushing the S&P back into positive territory for the week,

completing a round trip for the index

after a big drop on Tuesday,

followed by a Fed-fueled rally on Wednesday.

You see it there, it's like literally ending the week with a

W that chart it's like a it's like a W joining us now is 314 research

co-founder Warren Pies and unlimited CEO and CIO Bob Elliot guys happy Friday. Bob we had tough

macaron news that's keeping yields high and pressuring stocks and then decent

earnings boosting some stocks and now good macro news so what do you say what

is it what does it look like to you from here? I think a lot of the key themes from the

macro perspective that have been in place for the last few months are still firmly in place.

I mean the employment report still showed you know 175,000 jobs.

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