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 biggest bull on Wall Street. Tom Lee, he is here to make his case

why stocks can keep climbing even after this record setting run. He's with us momentarily. In the

meantime, take a look at your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation because

it is a changing scorecard. A bit of a sudden sell-off in the market. Looks like the Dow's nine day

win streak now in jeopardy as we begin the final stretch. Take a look at all three

of the major averages. That's not how it looked for most of the day. The Dow is

down now by about 250 points.

S&P down by near 1%, as is the NASDAQ.

A lot of these mega cap tech stocks which were green throughout the day have since rolled.

Alphabet is holding on to positive territory.

Caterpillar Home Depot, Microsoft, among the better performers,

at least for much of the day today.

Apple was clawing its way back towards $200 a share.

Again, it's turned negative by about a dollar or so one half of 1%.

We're going to keep our eyes peeled there, of course, yields too.

They're lower. That has the Russell extending its amazing

gains. It's still holding on to positive territory today as well. Not that

strong though. Vicks picking up a little bit up near 2% as we speak.

Takes us to our talk of the tape.

The continued bull case for stocks from Funstrats,

managing partner and head of research,

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