stocks giving up an early boost as investors weigh mixed earnings and a still muddled economic picture

this is the make or break hour for your money welcome to closing bell i'm mike santoli

in for s s s s s s s s s and p five hundred this morning was Sarah Eisen here is where things stand in the market at the highs the

S&P 500 this morning was up almost 1% now has declined to basically the lows

for the week we hit these levels back in the early part of the week Monday and

Tuesday Nasdaq still the outperformer but was up levels back in the early part of the week Monday and Tuesday.

Nasdaq still the outperformer, but was up more than 1% itself,

a little bit earlier,

firming on the 10-year note yield as well.

Coming up this hour, we'll talk to the CEO of Sonova

about the state of the solar industry as

another name in that space sees strong interest for its public debut.

Plus Cantor's Eric Johnston joins us with a new warning for the Bulls following what he calls a dramatic change

in sentiment and positioning in the markets.

And as a matter of fact, that dramatic change in sentiment and positioning has been a big part of

the story along this rally we've seen from

October and then especially which accelerated at the beginning of this year.

It's brought the S&P 500 right up to this level.

You know, 41 to 4200 had been targeted for a while as a zone that might be a

little bit tough little congested we're consolidating that January gain but

this is you know roughly the upper end of the range you've been in for some months here again

mostly just chopping around here not a lot of downside acceleration either but we

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