All right, guys, thanks so much.

Welcome to closing bell.

I'm Scott Wopter, live from Post Night right here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This maker break hour begins with, of course, the markets, which had been down for most of the day to day until a little while ago when things started to turn just a bit, perhaps on some headlines about potential movement towards a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine.

Some tariff headlines moving as well, watching all of it closely,

of course.

Here's how things look now with 60 to go in regulation.

We've had a bounce in many tech names today and some of those go-go momentum stocks which

have helped turn things around.

Names like CrowdStrike, Invertive, App Love and Robin Hood, all up today as is Palantir, and those gains are sharp. It's certainly

helping the market picture. Tesla's higher, too, after weeks of selling in that name. The Dow,

though, still dragged by the likes of Apple and Verizon, Nike, McDonald's, and Disney. Disney could be

down in sympathy today with Delta after that company's outlook this morning.

Bank stocks, they've been mostly weaker yet again today.

We're watching those closely, some of the private equity ones too.

Banks turning a bit as well.

It does take us to our talk of the tape.

How much lower might stocks go?

Let's ask Professor Jeremy Siegel of the Wharton School.

He does join us now. Professor,

welcome back. It's nice to see you. Good to see you, Scott. Your thoughts here as you watch

these markets over these last days? Well, I'll tell you, if those two good developments, perhaps

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