Well that's your scorecard on Wall Street for the first week of the second half but winter stay late welcome to closing down overtime

I am John Ford back at headquarters with Morgan Brennan and ahead on today's show the muddled picture for jobs. Former Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart,

it's going to join us to weigh in on the Fed's next move

in line of a huge beat for ADP,

but a much cooler June jobs report.

Plus, we'll get you ready for bank earnings, which kick off next week as J.P.

Morgan City and Wells Fargo all gear up for results.

First, let's get to our market panel.

Joining us now is BD8 Capital, Partners,IO Barbara Duran and crossmark global investment

CIO Bob Dahl. Happy Friday guys. Barbara, it seemed a little scary there maybe yesterday when ADP came out and like good news is bad news again

But then we got sort of like pretty good news today and things seem to have stabilized. What more do we need to know,

maybe from bank earnings, maybe from other metrics to know how to invest from here.

Yeah, yeah, now John, it's pretty surprising after that ADP number, I think people had up their

estimates, you know, for what would happen in terms of job

openings, openings that's coming down.

There are fewer job openings, there are more supply of workers.

So that looks like things are slowing down on the other hand you know you've got

strong wages even though it's moderating you've got strong job growth you saw the

unemployment number is still at 3.6 percent and so you've got a very interesting mix here in terms of what's happening

with the economy. I think what it means you know the fit is encouraging and the

inflation is still a little bit stubborn and I think the Fed is going to have to

stay high for longer and that's going to mean you know a push out in terms of

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