Welcome to Closing Bell. I'm Scott Wobner live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange and this make-a-break hour begins with the breakaway bull market,

leaving bears in the rear view and threatening to broaden even further.

We're going to ask our experts over this final stretch, whether there's reason for more optimism in the weeks ahead

In the meantime take a look at your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation the brightest spot today

Well it belongs to the small caps the Russell's outperforming the major averages Dow is

basically flat we'll call it a smidge negative but there is the Russell up one third

of one percent tough going for a few big names in the market Apple. Well, it's been trading in the one's 70s.

Alphabet, still suffering from its botched AI launch,

Tesla falling rather sharply in today's session,

almost 7% to the downside. Well interest rates they're touch higher today

as the Atlanta Fed president Bostick warns in an essay today of cutting rates

too soon and touching off potentially a new level of euphoria in financial markets.

All of it takes us to our talk of the tape

by some key market watchers say

we're only in the middle innings of this resilient

and relentless bull market.

Let's ask Adam Parker what he thinks.

He's the founder and CEO of Trivariate research,

a C.M.C. contributor.

Welcome back.

Stop me if you've heard this before.

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