Welcome to Closing Bell. I'm Scott Wapner live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This make a breakout begins with some big questions about this rally.

Is there enough to keep stocks climbing in June or is this market already too stretched for comfort?

We'll ask our experts over this

final stretch including Goldman's Tony Pasquarello. He will be here at

post nine in just a little bit. In the meantime your scorecard was 60

minutes to go in regulation in the week looks like this. In the

main time, your score card was 60 minutes to go in regulation in the week looks like this. The Fed's favorite inflation reed came in as expected.

The market, though, unable to get much of a PCE pop.

The Dow's up about two-thirds of 1% but as you see the S&P and the Nasdack are

negative yields they're lower to but as we said stocks not getting much of a

bump from that nor is tech tech. It's the weakest

sector today as names like Invidia, Microsoft Meta, and Amazon all give a

little bit back today. Gap though is surging after its earnings delveau the opposite direction it is

dropping and dropping sharply by 19% on its outlook it does take us to our talk of

the tape there was no sell in May and go away as the major averages

pays for their sixth positive month and seven. Big question now, what now?

Let's ask Cameron Dawson, Chief Investment Officer for New Edge Wealth here with me as

you see at post nine

welcome back it's nice to see on this Friday last trading day of the month that is the

big question what now April was bad we roared back in May what we do from here? I think we have to appreciate just

how much deterioration there has been under the surface and a lot of churn. The market's been

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