All right, guys, thank you.

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 a new high for the NASDAQ,

new intraday highs for the NASDAQ and S&P, by the way.

And the so-called wall of money that Goldman Sachs

says can keep this rally running. We'll explain coming up, ask our experts

whether they agree with that. In the meantime, take a look at the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in

regulation. We're higher across the board today. I said we're new intraday records

for the S&P, new intraday for the NASDAQ. We're going to have closing highs it looks like for both of those

two and we'll track it over the final stretch it's led today by tech and video moving

higher yet again how about apple approaching $200 a share It's been on a tear lately

and that ahead of that worldwide developers conference

next week will be there live.

Economic data, bit weaker again today.

Once again, sending fields lower, the 10 cracking 4.30 a little earlier and there it is under that level today

But unlike past days yields down stocks are up

Remember it wasn't exactly the case over the last couple of days. It is helping

the Russell today and that's been up nicely. It does take us to our talk to the tape. The road

ahead for stocks and what could fuel this next leg of this record setting run.

Let's welcome in Greg Branch. He is Branch Global Capital

Advisors founder with me here at Post Nine. It's been a minute. It's good to see

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