That's the end of regulation intercontinental exchange, ringing the closing bell. The New York Stock Exchange,

well hub doing the honors at the NASDAQ. Stocks wavering between gains and losses as investors keep a close eye on treasury yields and way the latest signals from the Fed.

That is the scorecard on Wall Street, but the action is just getting started. Welcome to closing

bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan with John Ford. And ahead this hour, just how worried should

the Bulls be about rising bond yields? Fundstrats, Tom Lee out with a new note on that topic,

and he'll join us with his advice for investors. Plus, energy trader Bill Perkins joins us

with his take on the big swings for natural gas and how frigid weather, Trump energy policy and geopolitics are impacting the commodities markets.

But first, let's get straight to today's market action with Courtney Garcia, Paine Capital Management Senior Wealth Advisor and a CNBC contributor and Daniel Skelly, Morgan Stanley

Wealth Management Executive Director.

It's great to have you both here, especially as we did have the S&P basically eke out

again, albeit barely, similar situation for the Dow and the NASDAQ.

But Courtney, just in terms of how important yields are to the equity picture, is that really what's driving things right now?

Or is this a situation where there's a lot of sitting on your hands and awaiting earnings and other key catalysts like jobs later this week?

It's probably a little of both.

But I think when you're looking at the markets, especially today, a lot of that is due to what's happening with the Treasury.

And inflation is absolutely going to continue to be one of the headlines that markets

are looking for, right? So we actually saw the 10-year Treasury spiked. It did come off of some

of those highs. You're seeing now the markets have actually kind of recovered as that

treasure has come down. But really, what the bond markets are continuing to tell you is that inflation is likely going to be an issue.

You're being starting to see this peek in when you're seeing like goods deflation is actually slowing.

You're starting to see like these inklings of inflation continuing to peak its head here.

And that's where the markets are really starting to see where those things are going.

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