Guys, thanks so much welcome to Closing Bell. I'm Scott Wopner live from

Post 9 right here at the New York Stock Exchange. Big interview ahead this hour.

Goldens Jan Hatzius will join us. That firm now says the Fed's done. We'll talk to him in just a few about that call.

In the meantime, this make-a-break hour begins with the Dow's historic run.

The index, as you know by now, trying for its 14th straight day of gain something it hasn't done in more than

120 years underscoring just how this rally has broadened out you can see

though this late-day fade is putting all of that in jeopardy.

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

Amgen, Boeing, Salesforce Caterpillar had been leading the Dow higher and towards that milestone

for much of the day.

They're still in the green

the index itself though rolling over a bit technology getting a big lift today from

Meta on the back of its blowout earnings interest rates well they're moving

modestly higher and maybe that's part of the reason why you've

had this late day fade, the 10 year moving above 4%, you see it right there.

GDP, a surprise this morning.

And also a day after, of course, the Fed share left the door open for another

rate hike at some point in the cycle takes us to our talk of the tape this

march towards new highs whether we're likely to get there in the months ahead

let's ask Dan Greenhouse Solis

Alternative Asset Management's Chief Strategist. He's here with me at

post nine. Welcome back. Good to see you. Thank you sir. What about that?

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