Is Apple recession proof and can the iPhone super cycle continue as the economy slows? Plus, Kimco Realty’s CEO on how his company can benefit from the Kroger-Albertsons mega merger. And, why it’s too early to call a market bottom.
Meta shares falter ahead of its earnings, which are expected to underscore the turmoil in the digital ad market. Plus, a record quarter for Group One Automotive. The CEO tells us if the car market is starting to return to normal. And, the reason behind the recent plunge in natural gas prices.
Big tech earnings are on deck as they face their biggest challenge yet: an economic slowdown. Plus, why one analyst says Allstate should halt their buybacks. And the Goldman Sachs President & COO on recession risk, dealmaking and the firm’s big reorganization.
Apple, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Google all report earnings this week. They’re all facing their biggest challenge yet: an economic slowdown. Plus, GM & Ford shares are down 40% this year. Both will try to win over skeptical investors when they report this week. And, looking beyond big tech to the big industrial earnings out this week.
Stocks rally, bond yields fall as investors assess the outlook for Fed rate hikes. Plus, why one analyst says housing is in for a hard landing. And Wolfgang Puck on the state of the restaurant industry.
Inflation is the top issue among Americans as the midterms inch closer. Is a red wave on the horizon? Plus, why one prominent economists says there’s more housing pain ahead. And, which stocks are too cheap to ignore?
Tesla’s critical quarter. Will the EV maker report near record profits even as the company deals with supply chain snarls, disappointing deliveries and rising borrowing costs. Plus, Khosla Ventures CEO discusses all of the money backing clean tech startups. And buy, sell or hold three of the day’s earnings-related movers.
Wall Street is in rally mode. But can the move higher be trusted? Plus, why Apple & Tesla may hold the key to this market. And, a power player in the defense industry: Lockheed Martin’s CFO
Markets jump to start the week, after strong earnings from Bank of America and others. B of A CEO Brian Moynihan weighs in on the company’s quarter. Xi Jinping gets set for another term as China’s President. What will it mean for U.S.-China relations. And kids are still playing Roblox. The stock jumps, is it a buy?
Stocks slump into the close as investors digest the latest inflation data one day after an historic turnaround. Plus, an LA realtor tells us why the real estate market is at a standstill. And, trading the week’s biggest leaders and laggards.
A remarkable turnaround took hold on Wall Street. After stocks fell to their 2020 lows, the Dow bounced 1400 points off its intraday low. What drove the rally? Is this the bottom and how do you invest in this environment?
The Fed releases the minutes of its last meeting. Were there any hints of when officials may pause their rate hiking campaign? Plus, Pepsi’s price hikes powering its strong quarter. Which other consumer staples companies have pricing power? And, the trade on the financials ahead of bank earnings.
Can Apple save the market? What the charts are signaling about the stock’s next move. Plus, we’ll speak to a veteran investor who’s hunting for value and buying stocks he says are too cheap to ignore. And, if the car market is normalizing, what happens to auto dealership stocks?
Tesla coming off a week that saw its shares drop 16%. Two analysts with two very different opinions debate where the stock goes next. Plus, a fintech stock that a top analyst says is on the path to profitability. And a double dose of three stock lunch.
CNBC’s Tyler Mathisen, Melissa Lee and Kelly Evans take you through the heart of the business day bringing you the latest dev elopments and instant analysis on the stocks and stories driving the day’s agenda. “Power Lunch” delves into the economy, markets, politics, real estate, media, technology and more. The show sits at the intersection of power and money. “Power Lunch” gives viewers a full plate of CNBC’s award-winning business news coverage, plus a healthy dose of personality from the show’...
Retail investors are dumping stocks. A new report from JP Morgan shows what they’re selling and what they’re buying instead. Plus, as rates rise and a recession looms, which highly leveraged gaming stocks are at risk? And your biotech power playbook for the fourth quarter.
Should the Fed slow its pace of hiring? Two economists, two opinions, one informative debate. Plus, OPEC slashes its oil production target. The Saudi Oil Minister speaks out. The White House reacts. And, your energy power playbook for the fourth quarter.
A dramatic twist in one of the most contentious takeovers in recent memory. Elon Musk reportedly offers to buy Twitter at the original price just days before the trial. The stock surges before being halted. Why now? What happens next? And how does it change the media landscape?
Stocks rallied to start the month and the quarter as Treasury yields pulled back. Our Q4 Power Playbook focuses on tech and the beaten down names set to bounce. And why a new housing survey shows buyers are optimistic despite rising mortgage rates.
The strengthening dollar could threaten big tech earnings. A top analyst explains why he’s cutting estimates on some key names. Plus, are central banks breaking things? That’s the subject of a new CNBC op-ed and it could force the Fed to blink. And, stocks that are too cheap to ignore.
Stocks hit session lows in afternoon trading. Finding places to hide is becoming more challenging. Our market experts explain where they’re finding safety and what they’re buying amid the volatility. Plus, why retail investors are watching Apple’s decline this week. And, the parts of the tech trade that are getting hit the hardest.
“Pay Attention to the Yield”. That’s the mantra of a veteran market watcher who says investment strategies needs to change along with this market. Plus, why Orlando Bravo says growth at all cost is over. And, Tim Seymour defends his stock draft picks Paypal and DoorDash and gives one more name to consider.
A long-time market watcher says a recession is likely and he has some names to ride out the volatility. Plus, why former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers calls the U.K.’s fiscal policies “utterly irresponsible.” And, the Howard Hughes CEO on the state of the real estate market as the rate on the 30-year mortgage tops 7%.
From TINA – there is no alternative – to TARA – there are reasonable alternatives. You just need to know where in the bond market to look to find the biggest rewards with the least amount of risk. Plus, why the popular buy-the-dip trade is backfiring for investors. And, with the bears in control and football season underway, we’re revisiting the Stock Draft. Stephanie Link joins is to discuss her picks, Meta and Chevron, and the one stock she would buy now.
The Dow breaks below 30,000 to a new low for the year, falling into bear market territory. As stocks fall, the dollar strengthens, hitting its highest level since 2002. We’ll speak to market experts about the stocks to buy on the pullback, the names to avoid and whether an earnings recession is imminent.
Central banks around the world are hiking rates presenting investors with new opportunities in fixed income. Plus, the CEO of Valley National Bank tells us how rapidly rising rates are impacting small business borrowing. And, what holiday hiring plans say about the retail sector and the consumer.
The Fed hikes rates by another 75-basis points and is forecasting more sizable rate hikes to come. We have the decision plus reaction and analysis from a panel of experts about what the aggressive tightening path means for your money.
Nomura’s senior economist makes the case for a 100-basis point rate hike by the Fed tomorrow. Plus, Norwegian cruise lines is upgraded to buy. Why the analyst behind the call says Norwegian has an advantage over its rivals. And, Jay Leno’s conversation with Elon Musk.
Yields surge ahead of the Fed meeting Wednesday. We’ll break down the impact on different corners of the economy and the market. Plus, the housing trade as the 30-year mortgage rate hits 6.42%. From the builders to lenders to apartment REITs, are some of these beaten down stocks about to turnaround? And the best ‘defensive’ plays in a rising rate environment.
FedEx’s CEO says he expects the economy to enter a worldwide recession. As investors grow concerned about the health of the economy, are bonds finally a credible alternative to stocks? Plus, the CEO of Blink Charging on the growth of the EV charging industry. And, trading the week’s winners and losers.
