Stocks just keep marching higher with the S&P 500 and NASDAQ closing at record highs and the

Dow in the green for a second straight day.

And we also have a new most valuable company on Wall Street with

invidia passing Microsoft in market cap and that's the scorecard on Wall Street

but winners stay late. Welcome to Closing Bell overtime. I'm John Fort

with Morgan Brennan.

Tech and industrial's, the big winners today.

Communication services, consumer discretionary,

underperforming, but coming up the biggest bull on Wall Street,

ever core ISI's Julian Emanuel on why he just

hiked his year-end S&P price target to 6,000 that's a new street high and

what he thinks will drive the market to that level.

Plus, we will get another read on the health of housing

when K-B-home releases earnings in just a few minutes,

instant analysis of those results is coming up.

But first, let's get to today's action with our market panel, the spoke co-founder Paul

Hickey and Stevele Chief Equity Strategist Barry Bannister guys welcome Barry

the 10-year

Treasury yield eased up again today back to levels down where they were

late March at the S&P closed around 5488.

Now all that said, I believe you still see what would be a violent correction

for the S&P by end of summer.

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