This make or break hour begins with this stubbornly steady stock market.

The broad S&P 500 working on a 10 straight day with a move of less than half percent,

though the index has quietly strengthened through the afternoon.

They've actually been more up days than down days

over that quiet streak.

Here's your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation.

The S&P 500 and NASDAQ composite,

both on pace for a new closing high with

underlying market breadth a bit firmer that it's been some days in the last couple of

weeks the S&P's about 10 points into record closing territory right now

Tesla and Apple, big upside contributors

to those index moves, and that's allowing

to take to weather further weakness in Invidia,

which remains 12 or 13% below its all-time highs. Treasury yields have

calmed after yesterday's sharp rise and oil remains quiet after its recent run higher.

That takes us to our talk of the tape with the S&P 500

pushing past a 15% gain for the year. Is the slow grind more a show of the

bull market's resilience or perhaps evidence of short-term fatigue.

Here to discuss all this is Adam Parker Trivariate research founder and a

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And a C.M. Good to see you.

Great to be here.

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