Welcome to Closing Bell and Scott Wobner Live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange on this Friday and this make-a-break hour begins with the road ahead for stocks.

With yet another key week looming more important earnings along with Fed Chair pals Jackson whole speech driving

these markets and they're not that far away from new highs either on that no let's

look at the scorecard here with 60 minutes to go in regulation today the major average is having a strong finish to a solid week the S&P and NASDAQ having their best week since November.

It is the Dow's best week since last December and that's after a slew of economic reads came in way better than expected this week

certainly way better than feared.

Yields well they're stable too and that's certainly helping the equity picture along as well.

Down across the board 389 on the 10-year it does take us to our talk of the tape,

the likelihood that stocks can reach new records

and continue to climb even as many major hurdles are still ahead.

Let's ask our experts, Kevin Gordon,

is senior investment strategist for Charles Schwab.

Courtney Garcia, wealth advisor with Payne Capital Management as you see both are here at

Post Night.

It's nice to have both of you back court. So what do you make of this market? I think it's hallmark will go down to be the bull market anyway one of resiliency. I mean at every turn you throw almost anything at this market and it shrugs it off and

continues to do what it's doing.

Yeah and I think the downturn that we had about two weeks ago there was fears that that was

because we were going into recession after you got a bad unemployment

number but the fact that you're seeing the markets really

struck that off is because you're getting a lot of good data. We got

CPI coming out, PPI coming out, you got retail sales. The big picture is

that the consumer is still

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