Well, it looks like a mixed picture for stocks, but the S&P starting April in the red after it closed

Q1 with the best quarterly returns since 2019.

That is the scorecard on Wall Street but the action is just getting started.

Welcome to Closingville overtime.

I'm Morgan Brennan with John Ford.

Yeah, and Treasury yields are jumping, putting major averages under pressure.

Real Estate and healthcare the worst performing sectors, while a calm services and energy

were the bright spot.

It's coming up interactive brokers chief

strategist Steve Sosnick lays out his investing

playbook for April and beyond.

Plus we are awaiting earnings from PVH instant analysis of those

results and what they say about the state of

consumer spending is coming up. But first let's get more on this market pause.

Mike Santoli joins us from here to expand on those comments that he made just moments ago about

being over-bought. Yeah, there's no doubt about it and I think a lot of the

chatter over the three days we were closed in terms

of the market is what does it mean that the market has been so strong for this

long whether it's five straight months up whether it's two straight quarters up you know double

dated it's whether it's up 10% to start it everything usually goes in the

direction of we probably could use a breather you should expect a little bit more

maybe downside chop before terribly long but it's almost never the absolute

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