Welcome to Closing Bell, a busy one at that. I'm Scott Wabner live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This make-a-break hour begins with major questions about rates and stocks,

whether one might keep rising while the other keeps falling. That's what's happened over the past month as a rough

September heads towards an end. Here's your scorecard today with 60 minutes to

go in regulation. There's yields. They have turned higher in today's session as

the day has moved on and to no one's

surprise perhaps stocks their weakening. Take a look the Dow and S&P now

pacing for their worst quarters in a year. Seven of 11 S&P sectors now below their 200 day moving averages the

Nasdaq where the biggest pain is today. A several mega cap tech name see

moderate selling will show you the names along with, which is sharply lower as the FTC hits the company

with an antitrust suit. We'll have an update on that in just a little bit.

Alphabet, Apple, Microsoft, they're all lower as well.

Take a look at least 2% declines.

That does take us to our talk of the tape.

Is there still a bull case to be made for stocks in the year's final stretch?

Some suggest, despite all of what we just

said the answer is yes. For more let's bring in Adam Parker he's the founder and

CEO of Trivariate research also a cambecee. B&Y, melons, head of investment strategy, is with us too.

Let's start with you, Alicia.

You're sitting right here.

It's good to see you.

So let's just say that, you know, I was talking to our Mike Santoli came up to me and said,

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