All right, welcome to Closing Bell. I'm Scott Wabner live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

And this make-a-break hour begins with stocks at record highs and what can keep this rally going?

It's a big question. We'll ask our experts over this final stretch including big-time bull Ed Yarddenny coming

up in just a few. In the meantime, take a look at your scorecard. With 60 minutes to go in regulation,

the broadening market is well on display today the Russell 2000 the Dow

outperforming with sectors like energy industrial's materials leading the way

tech taking a bit of a breather again what else is new in video

in video lower even as another firm raises the price target there.

Tesla shares, they're falling again after the analyst at Wells Fargo says it's time

to sell that stock.

And finally, shares of U.S. Steel cratering midday on news President Biden will soon express his concern over its planned

transaction with Japan's Mipone.

We'll keep our eyes on US Steel as well.

Takes us to our talk of the tape, the changing makeup of this market and the stock likely,

the stock likely to lead that next leg higher if in fact one happens.

Let's ask Josh Brown, co-founder and CEO of Riddholz Wealth Management here with me at

Post Nine. Good to see you again. The moves that you've made in the market of late and

the commentary that you've given me lately suggests that momentum is a place that you want to

avoid right now and you're looking elsewhere. Well I think the way I would phrase

that judge is former momentum. So the tricky thing about

momentum is you have to measure it on a specific time frame and you have to do that

consistently if you're trying to define it. It's a little bit easier for me

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