Welcome to Closing Bell, I'm Sarah Eisen, in today for Scott Wopner, live from the New York Stock Exchange.

This make or break hour begins with the S&P 500 on track for its seven straight week of games.

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

discretionary holding on to the Greenwell Utilities and Real Estate are the

worst performing sectors right now. Boeing is the top Dow stock after

a positive analyst call over at Bank of America,

and the Dow is slightly lower in this final hour.

We will look at whether the Dow can turn things around, maybe even notch another record close.

And that brings us to our talk of the tape, whether this

Fed rally has any juice left. For that we turn to Lauren Goodwin of New York Life

Investments. She joins me here at Post9. Lauren does it? We've had a nice rally. We're up another 2.7% on the

S&P just this week. What now? I think this is a Fed Relief rally that the

market's been waiting for for 18 months and I think it has

legs. Now my economic view is a little bit less constructive than that and so I'm

worried that where we are in this moment of Goldilocks is just that a stop on the train towards a more difficult

economic situation but for the next several weeks I don't see any opportunity for the

data to knock the market off of this track.

So if the data is coming in good and it is it's been pretty

benign even the fourth quarter GDP estimates are going up why are you worried

about the outlook the economic outlook? Well the fourth quarter GDP estimates are

where we are right now and the market

reflects that which is that things have been going well there's been no sign of

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