All right, guys, thanks so much. Welcome to Closing Bell. I'm Scott Wautner, live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This make or break hour begins with how to play the rally in stocks. A question no longer about whether stocks can continue to rise but how to maximize this

incredible move in your favor especially if a sizable rotation is just

getting started. We will ask our experts that question over this final stretch in the meantime.

Take a look at the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. Stocks having a pretty good day

trying to build on that seven straight weeks of gains. Alphabet, Amazon Meta, they're leading tech hire today.

That's why the S&P is doing quite well.

Interest rates, they're holding steady, the 10 years still under 4%.

It does take us to our talk of the tape, the broadening bounce, and how so many lagging sectors

have ripped over the past six weeks, from banks to materials to industrial and so much more.

Is the better breath just beginning? That's the key question.

Let's ask Adam Parker, founder and CEO of Trivariate research, a C and B.

Contributor. He's here at Post 9. Welcome back.

Thanks. Good to see you. Let's take stock of where we're at because we come a long way over the last

visits that we've had, you know, over the last six weeks or so. What's the message of all this do you think to you now?

To get that broadening rail you're teed up, I think you need to believe profit margins can expand for the average company.

That's what you need to believe.

Most of our work has been focused on gross margins, you know, the costs around materials,

depreciation, labor, pricing, mix, all those things.

Can companies profit margins can expand?

Can they?

I think they've troft here at the, you know know in the last after being recently

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