Not a great close, a great week for the Bulls, that's a scorecard on Wall Street, but the winners stay late.

Welcome to Closing Bell overtime. I'm John Fort with Morgan Brennan and coming up this hour could crude be heading to $150 per barrel.

That's what J.P. Morgan says in a new call.

We'll ask RBC's energy expert Heli McCroft, if she agrees.

Plus, we'll talk to the CFO of 100 billion dollar defense giant Lockheed Martin

about how government shutdown would impact the airspace and defense sector.

But first, let's get to our market panel as we wrap up a rough week on

Wall Street for the Bulls. The NASDAQ composite down more than 3.5% for the

week. The S&P down 3, the Russell's down 3, 2, the Dow faring a little bit better, slipping about 2%.

Joining us now is Darrell Kronk of Wells Fargo and John Porter of Newton Investment Management.

Guys, welcome, happy Friday.

Darryl, so consumer services, retail, financials all not fairing well today.

We got another week of trade before a potential government shutdown.

Buying opportunity? No.

Probably not yet, John. We don't see the risk reward dynamics terribly favorable here.

To your point earlier on the week, I mean this will go down as the

toughest week we've had since March. So I think you've got a real battle line

being drawn right now between Goldilocks and the soft landing long positions and those that have to

wrestle with kind of the three bears, right? Oil being too hot, earnings being too

cold and maybe interest rates being just right for trying to find an equilibrium in here somewhere

Either way one of those factions are going to win certainly the three bears won this week, but we'll see how it goes forward here.

That's a whole different fairy tale if you got to wrestle with those bears for sure.

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