All right, thanks so much. Welcome to Closing Bell. I'm Scott Wobner live from

Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange. This make-a-break hour

begins with the strength of this bull market. Today marking four months from

the October bottom with stocks near all-time highs, a rally that has

broadened well beyond tech. Can that continue? Key question. We're going to ask

our experts over this final stretch. In the meantime, your scorecard with 60

minutes to go in regulation looks like this a bit of a wait and see ahead of the PCI

P. C. E excuse me on Thursday that's all important of course

that's that though highs the day We're gonna watch that very closely.

The Dow Lower, Amgen United Health,

Sales Force, are the biggest drags there.

Dow component Apple, though, popping in the last hour.

That's helping the Dow, it's not in the NasDAQ, helping the S&P. That on reports that it's winding down

its electric car plans, the project a company was working on for a decade. Now many of those

employees who were working on that program will reportedly be shifted to

generative AI projects. We'll get reaction from an Apple shareholder coming up in just a bit.

Otherwise, some well needed rest perhaps for the mega caps today as the

Nasdaq's mostly muted as we said takes us to our talk of the tape why some say

this record rally isn't only justified it has a lot more room to run

Barclays today raising its year-end target for the S&P to 5300.

Let's find out what Liz Young thinks.

She's so far as head of investment strategy.

...