Stocks added to yesterday’s losses in a big way on Thursday, as investors continued to digest the impact of the Fed’s last meeting and what it will mean for the economy in the new year. We dig in on the markets and find out where we’re heading from here. Plus Danny Moses, of Big Short fame, says it’s not a pretty picture for Tesla’s future.
The Federal Reserve raised rates to their highest level in 15 years and chair Jay Powell suggests the central bank will keep hiking through next year. So what does this mean for the markets and, specifically, the growth trade? Plus Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary joins us straight from his Capitol Hill testimony on the FTX collapse. What he told Congress and what his take on crypto is now.
The Dow gave up most of a 700+ point gain after a better-than-expected inflation report. But what do investors think the latest data means for the Fed? Plus shares of Tesla down another 4% today, bringing losses to 40% already this quarter. But will the company’s troubles open the door for others in the EV space.
Markets rallying ahead of tomorrow’s inflation report, the last big data point before the Fed’s last meeting of the year. But will the momentum keep up once the number comes in? Plus it’s been a rough year for a lot of stocks, but in the spirit of the holidays, we’re wondering which names have fallen so hard they’re deserving of a little pick-me-up.
Major markets closed out the week in the red with the Dow notching its worst week of the quarter. But with the CPI report and the last Fed meeting of the year on deck, what can we expect from stocks next week? Plus the Chart Master says to sell energy, and Wall Street gets bullish on Netflix.
Stocks rising ahead of tomorrow’s PPI report, as economists are looking for inflation pressures to ease as we get ready for the last Fed meeting of the year. But can the momentum contine. Plus, shares of Tesla have been cut in half this year. Is there any charge left in the stock, or is this trade losing its power?
Shares of Carvana putting in their worst day since going public five years ago as concerns over bankruptcy mount. Are there other former high-flyers that could also find themselves in similar trouble? Plus oil prices dropping and yields are falling, too. What do these moves say about the state of the markets and the economy?
Shares of Blackstone hit their lowest level since April 2021 as the asset manager faces mounting redemptions and is pushed to sell off assets. But is the company’s problems a sign for broader concerns over the economy. Plus shares of Meta sinking nearly 7% today, but could they be poised for a turnaround? We’ll bring you the trade on this social stock.
Stocks dropped to kick off the week as markets digested the latest economic numbers and what they mean for the Fed. So does the recent market action suggest that there won’t be a Santa Claus rally this year? Plus the CEO of Slack announcing he’s leaving parent company Salesforce just days after the software giant said co-CEO Bret Taylor said he was stepping down too. Is this a sign of even more trouble ahead?
The Dow eked out a gain and the S&P and Nasdaq were barely lower, despite signs inflation may still be a concern in the latest jobs report. So should investors breathe a sigh of relief after today’s market action. Plus KWEB shares surged this week with names like Pinduoduo, Baidu and Tencent leading the charge. We’re digging in on whether you should be jumping into this trade.
The yield on 30-year treasuries dropped by more than 20 basis points today, hitting their lowest level since late September. But, even with a seemingly more dovish Fed, is the move justified? And what does it mean for the markets? Plus the CFTC Chair in the hot seat on Capitol Hill to field questions about the collapse of crypto exchange FTX. We’re joined by a former head of that agency for more insight on what regulation in the space should look like.
CNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin in a one-on-one conversation with former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried at The New York Times DealBook Summit.
Markets were mixed after a choppy session on Wall Street, but the Nasdaq closed down for a third straight day and fell into negative territory for November. So what should we expect as we head into the last month of the year? Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson joins with his thoughts. Plus shares of Crowdstrike plunging after issuing disappointing earnings guidance. We dig into what’s next for the stock and the sector.
Stocks closed near their lows of the session as protests over China’s COVID policies sent ripple effects across the markets. How deep an impact can we see, and what companies will be most impacted? Plus online sales on Black Friday hit a record this year, but is the consumer really as strong as these numbers suggest? We dig in and get all the details.
The suggestion that the Fed would slow the pace of its tightening “soon” sent stocks higher today, with the Dow posting its best close since April. But with the all-important holiday season around the corner, what can we expect from markets as we close out the year. Plus protests at an Apple production facility in China sparking questions about how the iPhone maker will be able to meet demand. What it means for the stock as we head into the new year.
On the anniversary of the Nasdaq’s all-time high, the tech heavy index was able to rally, but it’s still more than 30% off that record. Is there more pain ahead, or are we setting up for a year-end comeback rally? Plus Terry Duffy, the CEO of the CME Group says he was calling out FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried a long time ago. What he says concerned him about the crypto exchange.
Bob Iger is back at the helm at Disney after a roller coaster ride under his one-time successor Bob Chapek. But can this old blood breathe new life into the struggling entertainment stock? Plus Chinese stocks took a hit after the country stepped up its lockdown policies and reported its first COVID-related death since May. But one market watcher says he’s seeing opportunity in the region. What he’s recommending now.
Energy prices dropped nearly 10% this week and took oil stocks with them. And they weren’t the only commodity lower. So are these markets pricing in the true risk of recession, and what does it mean for the rest of the economy? Plus IBM shares quietly hitting 52-week highs today as legacy tech players continue to outperform the new kids on the block. Should you shift your trades into old tech?
Markets dropped on Thursday after some hawkish talk from Fed officials raised the prospect of a recession and sent interest rates higher. So were we too quick to celebrate the recent reads on inflation? Plus the latest twists and turns in the implosion of crypto exchange FTX. What former FDIC chair Sheila Bair has to say about the industry and its impact on the banking system.
Shares of Target plunged more than 13% after its latest earnings report, its fourth worst day on record and a stark contrast to the strength seen in Walmart yesterday. So is this a Target-specific problem, or a bigger indication about the market? Plus the Dallas Fed pointing out the moves in the housing market closely mimic what we saw during the housing bubble in the late 2000s. What that says about the state of the economy.
Major indexes managed to eke out gains on Tuesday, after losing most of their early gains midday. What the action says about where markets are going, and how the Fed is watching everything that takes place. Plus Mickey Drexler, the former CEO of the Gap and J.Crew joins us to breakdown Walmart’s strong quarter and what he sees in store for the rest of the retail space.
Retail earnings kick off tomorrow with Walmart and Home Depot. The stock market hasn’t had the best reaction to results over the past few quarters. Will this time be different? Plus, Meta shares are up over 30 percent from their November lows, and while one of our traders is staying in, another is taking the profit an running. We find out why.
Major stock indexes were able to keep up the momentum after yesterday’s stellar rally, with the Nasdaq closing out the week with an 8% gain. But one of our traders cautions, “Not so fast!” It might be too early to jump into this rally with both feet. Plus, what the dropping dollar means for markets, and the stock that’s rebounded 25% this week.
The Nasdaq posting its best day since March 2020 after a cooler than expected CPI report calmed investor fears. But will the rally run on, and how traders should navigate these seemingly stabilizing seas. Plus Sam Bankman-Fried breaking his silence as his crypto company convulses. One expert in the space looks at the collateral damage to the industry.
Binance walking away from its deal to buy FTX’s non-U.S. assets in a stunning fall from grace for crypto’s one-time savior, Sam Bankman-Fried. What it means for the future of the digital currency space. Plus markets dropping ahead of tomorrow’s CPI report. What the numbers might mean for the indexes heading into year-end.s
Shares of the entertainment giant sank after it reported worse than expected earnings and revenue, even as it added more subscribers than expected. We dig into the numbers to find out where it’s going from here. Plus the so-called savior of crypto finding himself in a cash crunch. What Binance’s deal with Sam Bankman-Fried means for the digital currency space.
Stocks closed near the highs of the day as investors turn their focus to tomorrow’s midterm elections. But can the momentum continue as voters go to the polls. Plus Meta shares rallying today on the possibility of job cuts. But is it enough to put your faith back in the stock?
Apple shares ended the day in the red despite a late-day market rally. So with the last big market general seeming to lay down its sword, will there be more pain ahead for the markets? Plus is there relief in store on interest rates, and what one trader is doing with his China trade.
Interest rates spiked again, the day after the Fed’s latest move, and borrowing costs are already seeing big jumps. What it means for the markets and for companies trying to manage their corporate debt. Plus the Chart Master is drilling into his Apple call. Why he thinks shares are ready to end their long reign of outperformance.
After an initial surge on hopes the central bank would slow its pace of rate hikes, the major market indexes all closed near their lows of the day, with the Dow swinging more than 930 points from high to low. So what’s next for the Fed and what will it mean for the markets? Plus the largest iPhone factory is shut down for at least a week thanks to Covid. What it all means for Apple.
