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 rally.

Stocks going for their fourth consecutive day of gains now, been a quick move back from the

April bottom, which some suggest is a sign there could be more to go here.

We'll ask for experts over this final stretch, whether they agree with that or not.

In the meantime, your scorecard was 60 minutes to go and regulation looks like that.

Been green for most of the day,

though, been leaking a little bit

over the last 30 minutes or so.

You see Nasdaq's now, red S&P barely holding on.

Bonnials are mostly lower today.

That's been a big story of late. It certainly has helped the

tech trade overall and it has taken the pressure off the overall market. It does take us

to our talk of the tape, the great bounceback for stocks, and whether it is in fact sustainable.

Let's ask Adam Parker, he's the CEO and founder of Trivariate Research with me here at Post 9.

Good to see you again again I get the feeling from

reading your notes of late that you're not so sure this is sustainable and you're

maybe a little more cautious than you've been in a few months is that fair yeah

we talked I think last week on halftime, you know, I think

the conditions are still the same. I see about equal chance for it 10% up versus 10% down

from here and it makes me a little less confident because I think the data are mixed.

I think if you really look at it for every good thing I get I get a slight

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