All right, guys, thanks so much. Welcome to closing bell. I'm Scott Wobner, live from Post 9, here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This makeup breakout begins with the S&P on pace for its best week since June.

Even as it appears investors have a more sobering view of stock. So what gives?

We'll ask Fund Strats. Tom Lee, that very question. He'll join me momentarily.

We'll show you the scorecard here with 60 to go in regulation today.

We have been green for most of the day, but still not a ton of conviction around the major averages.

That's been pretty clear lately and pretty consistent.

One bright spot, speaking of consistent, Apple, it's having its best week in five years.

It's up again today by another 4%.

And tech is outperforming Alphabet Tesla Micron among the other solid performers there, which

we will follow into the close today.

It does take us to our talk of the tape.

How much more does this record setting rally have in the tank?

Is it already in the early stages of rolling over?

Let's ask Tom Lee.

He is Fund Stratt's head of research, a CNBC contributor, and he, as you see, is at post-9.

What's up with this market?

We're tired?

Have we run out of gas?

What's the story?

I think the market's consolidating and maybe trying to get direction from what the market does because we did gain 28% from the April lows.

We got to digest that. Now we're in August, like the dog days of August where liquidity is lower.

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