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 this move in the market as the final stretch gets underway.

We're going to show you the scorecard right now with 60 minutes to go in regulation because it's

looking a little different than it was just half an hour ago in other words it's

green it was red the major averages have spent much of the day in the red

even if you even as yields have fallen, but buyers apparently

have seen enough, and they started to buy some stocks.

Most S&P sectors, they were red, but now several are turning green there too including real estate

consumer staples health care technology come services they're all green

right now tech names and video apple Amazon they've definitely helped with the turn.

Look at Apple there, pushing $195.

Been up six days or six sessions in a row.

Today would be seven.

And it happens in front of the worldwide developers

conference we're going to be live from there on Monday can't wait for that the

moment the AI moment we think we'll see what happens we're watching crowd strike two ahead of

that company's earnings tonight in the OT it is the best performing cyber

name year to date so a lot is on the line look at that chart and then the

run-up that you see there. We're going to ask shareholder

Malcolm Etheridge whether it can live up to that hype. It does take us to our talk of the

tape, the fate of stocks this summer and whether there's enough momentum to keep them climbing.

Let's ask Trivariot founder and CEO Adam Parker.

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