Stocks finish higher despite briefly turning negative in midday trading. G Squared’s Victoria Green and JPMorgan’s Phil Camporeale discuss the market action. Former Fed officials Randal Quarles and Alan Blinder weigh in on this week’s rate hike and why Blinder called the 25bp move a “mistake.” Plus, Evercore’s Mark Mahaney on why this time is different for TikTok and regulation as the CEO gets grilled on the hill. Block shares dropped nearly 15% after a scathing short seller report: SVB Moffetrnathanson’s Lisa Ellis and Empire Financial Research’s Herb Greenberg discuss what to make of the claims. 

Investors are struggling to sort of the likely economic toll of the banking crisis – are Yellen and Powell sending mixed messages to the market? Our all-star panel of Joe Terranova of Virtus, BNY Mellon Wealth Management’s Alicia Levine and Greg Branch of Veritas Financial Group break down their forecast for the market. Plus, Jefferies analyst Trevor Williams explains what’s at stake for Block after Hindenburg Research announced it was adding the company to its short list. And, BTIG’s Jonathan Krinsky drills down on the key levels to watch – and why investors may not want to trust the bounce in stocks. 

Markets tumbled into the close as investors weighed Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s comments at the press conference after the Fed hiked interest rates 25 basis points. At the same time, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen testified to a Senate committee that there were no plans for broad increases in deposit insurance. Former Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers Jason Furman and Evercore’s Roger Altman reacted to the Fed’s move while Quadratic Capital’s Nancy Davis and Jefferies’ David Zervos digested the market sell off. Plus, Zelman & Associates’ Alan Ratner on KB Home earnings and Brad Slingerlend, NZS Capital Co-Founder, on trading tech after the Fed. 

Ritholtz Wealth Management’s Josh Brown gives his instant reaction and analysis to Powell’s press conference – and the major market reaction. Plus, Schwab’s Liz Ann Sonders’ gives her forecast for where we could be headed from here. And, David Chiaverini of Wedbush breaks down the regional banks reaction.

Major averages finish near session highs as investors await the Fed’s rate decision tomorrow. Meghan Shue of Wilmington Trust and Wedbush’s Sahak Manuelian preview what the Fed is likely to do. MassMutual CEO Roger Crandall on the continuing banking fallout from First Republic and Credit Suisse. Jon sits down with Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen to talk Firefly and why Adobe stands to benefit from AI; SVB MoffetNathanson’s Sterling Auty breaks down his AI winners and losers. Plus, earnings from Nike and GameStop. Oppenheimer’s Brian Nagel just named Nike a top pick; he discusses the latest quarter and the market reaction. 

Is the market’s rebound this week a sign of underlying stability or is it actually vulnerability to a nasty surprise? Jason Hunter – head of technical strategy at JP Morgan – gives his take. Plus, Fred Cummings from Elizabeth Capital Management makes the case for regional banks. And, Rob Thummel of TortoiseEcofin sees more upside for the energy sector. He explains why. 

Major averages finish higher as the markets digest the Credit Suisse rescue. Cantor Fitzgerald’s Eric Johnston on why he’s still bearish while Macquarie Group’s Thierry Wizman discusses the huge swings in the bond market. Glenn Hubbard was the chair of the Council of Economic Advisers under George W. Bush; he discusses what the Fed is watching most closely ahead of this week’s rate decision. Our Phil LeBeau on why auto inventories are finally increasing at dealerships while Eamon Javers brings us the big ruling a judge made against JPMorgan in a Jeffrey Epstein lawsuit. Plus, Affirm CEO Max Levchin on where consumers remain strong and where weakness is showing and Cowen analyst John Kernan previews Nike’s earnings. 

Suspense is building for a Fed decision – a choice between staying the course on tightening or backing off for fear of more financial upheaval. NewEdge’s Cameron Dawson gives her take. Plus, Mark Newton of Fundstrat drills down on the key levels to watch in energy. And, Baird’s David George is bullish on a key regional bank. He reveals that pick – and makes the case for that stock. 

Dow ends week slightly lower but S&P 500 and Nasdaq power higher despite volatility. Crossmark’s Bob Doll and 3Fourteen Research’s Warren Pies talk the market action ahead of next week’s Fed decision. Meanwhile, Rockefeller International’s Ruchir Sharma on the disconnect between financial markets and geopolitical risks. Broadmoor’s Todd Baker breaks down who might buy Signature Bank, while Julia Boorstin talks the new coalition in Washington aiming to take down Tiktok. Contessa Brewer talks some hidden winners of March Madness. Plus, Jon Fortt sits down with VC investor Vinod Khosla on what advice he is giving his companies around future financing and BILL CEO Rene LeCerte on how the company is helping former clients of Silicon Valley Bank. 

From the open to the close, “Closing Bell” and “Closing Bell: Overtime” have you covered. From what’s driving market moves tohow investors are reacting,Scott Wapner,Jon Fortt,Morgan BrennanandMichael Santoliguide listeners through each trading session and bring to you some of the biggest names in business.

All three major averages were well into the green today and the Nasdaq is now up over 5% on the week. Vital Knowledge’s Adam Crisafulli gives his take on the action while Broughton Capital’s Donald Broughton reacts to FedEx’s strong quarter as the stock surged in after-hours trading. Plus, is a recession in the cards? Citi’s Scott Chronert and Sumit Handa of Pennington Partners debate where stocks go next. Jon Fortt had a rare interview with Sunshine Co-founder and former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer. She shared who will win the race for AI dominance, plus what she thought when she hired Sundar Pichai at Google. GTIS CIO Tom Shapiro joins to talk what clues the commercial real estate market might hold for investors. Finally, Virgin Orbit stock fell sharply after pausing operations and furloughing staff for a week as it seeks more funding. Morgan Brennan reports on what’s next for the company. 

Scott Wapner breaks down the big break for First Republic.  Eleven banks, including JPMorgan, Citigroup, Bank of America and Wells Fargo, deposite $30 billion in First Republic Bank. In a joint statement from the heads of the Treasury, Federal Reserve, FDIC and the office of the Comptroller of the Currency writing, “This show of support by a group of large banks is most welcome, and demonstrates the resilience of the banking system.”  SoFi’s Head of Investment Strategy, Liz Young, weighing in on what it all means for the markets and your money.  Plus, one of the top-rated financial advisors, Chris Toomey, on how he’s positioning his clients through the volatility.  Why he’s saying now is the time to stay defensive. The tech trade heating up, Requisite Capital’s Bryn Talkington on where she’s putting her money to work.

Virgin Orbit has halted operations and furloughed most of its approximately 700-person staff as the launch service provider looks for a funding lifeline. The cash crunch comes amid consolidation in a crowded launch market. Morgan discusses the VC outlook with Space Fund co-founder & managing partner Meagan Crawford: an investor in SpaceX, Axiom Space, and more. For more Manifest Space, listen and follow here: https://link.chtbl.com/manifestspace

The Nasdaq eked out a gain today for its third straight positive session, while the Dow and S&P 500 finished negative but well off their lows. Canaccord’s Tony Dwyer and former PIMCO Chief Economist Paul McCulley discuss what the recent market moves mean for the Fed next week while our Hugh Son discuss the latest moves around Credit Suisse. KBW CEO Tom Michaud discusses the regional banking sector as investor worries continue to plague the stocks. Plus, former Wells Fargo CEO Dick Kovacevich talks how to run a bank during a crisis and former SEC Chair Jay Clayton on new investigations from the DOJ and SEC into Silicon Valley Bank. 

Scott Wapner delivers the breaking news of the hour as the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority and the Swiss National Bank says that Credit Suisse quote, “meets the capital and liquidity requirements imposed on systemically important banks” and that the central bank will step in if the situation changes.  Shares of Credit Suisse fell more than 20% it had previously delayed its annual report and said it found quote “material weakness” in its financial reporting in prior years. Plus, Wharton School Professor, Jeremy Siegel, weighing in on market moves and the big question of what the fed will do next.  Professor Siegel also giving his predictions for if a recession is on the horizon.  As financials continue to plunge, Crossmark’s Victoria Fernandez on why she’s adding to her position in one major bank. 

The Dow snapped a 5-day losing streak and the Nasdaq posted back-to-back gains. Regional banks finished sharply higher. Nuveen’s Saira Malik gives her take on this morning’s inflation report while Annandale Capital’s George Seay discussed why he still likes Meta and Apple. A US/Russian confrontation over the Black Sea briefly caused markets to tumble; former Defense Secretary Mark Esper gives his take on how the two nations can reconcile. Legendary investor Mario Gabelli discusses what stocks he likes now, including some names in defense and the consumer. Cadre Executive Chairman Ryan Williams discusses the ripple effects from rising rent costs on commercial and residential real estate. Plus, what earnings from Lennar reveal about the consumer and the economy and why bitcoin is rallying despite negative headwinds. 

Stocks rebounded in today’s session – so investors are wondering if we are out of the woods yet? Adam Parker of Trivariate gives his forecast. Plus, billionaire investor Carl Icahn gives his take on the market, Fed and his latest activist target.  And Oakmark’s Bill Nygren reveals how he is trading the financial sector amid all of the uncertainty of SVB’s collapse. 

While the Dow and S&P 500 closed lower, Nasdaq ended higher despite a volatile session for stocks, coming after U.S. regulators unveiled a plan to backstop depositors in Silicon Valley Bank. Regional banks were hit especially hard with First Republic falling 60%. Fundstrat’s Tom Lee still sees the setup as constructive in the medium-term. Venture capitalist David Sacks, after a weekend on Twitter calling for government intervention, discusses what’s next for Silicon Valley, startups and the broader economy. Plus, one beneficiary of the situation: Brex, which has seen inflows since Friday. The CEO talks the impact on his business. And a lookahead to tomorrow’s critical inflation report.

Markets were on edge all session long with yields plunging as questions swirl about the future path of the economy and the Fed. DoubleLine’s Jeffrey Gundlach gives his exclusive take on the volatility. Plus, iCapital’s Anastasia Amoroso breaks down the banks where she’s seeing the biggest risks. And, EMJ’s Eric Jackson discusses where he sees the growth trade headed from here … and the stocks he is buying during this uncertain time. 

Stocks fell hard in the wake of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, with broad losses across the board adding to sizable losses on the week. Bob Elliott from Unlimited discusses what happened at the bank and the ripple effects across assets. Y Combinator president Garry Tan explains why he sees this as an “extinction level event” for startups. Plus Bleakley’s Peter Boockvar on the one thing the Fed has “zero chance” of doing at its next meeting in light of this week’s events.

What does the SVB earthquake mean for your money and the markets in the days and weeks ahead? Schwab’s Liz Ann Sonders gives her market forecast. Plus, FirstMark’s Rick Heitzmann drills down on how the fallout from the tech-focused lender could impact VCs and startup ecosystem. And, market expert Mike Santoli breaks down what he is watching as we head into a fresh trading week.

Morgan speaks with Slingshot Aerospace co-founder & CEO Melanie Strickland and the company’s work in tracking satellites and risk assessment. They discuss generative artificial intelligence, space traffic and diversity efforts in the sector. For more Manifest Space, listen and follow here: https://link.chtbl.com/manifestspace

Stocks sinking as financial stocks plunge and investors brace for Friday's key jobs report. Evercore ISI's Mark Mahaney on whether the recent sell off is a buying opportunity for tech stocks. Former Fed Vice Chairman Alan Blinder says he is betting against the Fed raising interest rates to 6%. And Senator Ed Markey, who participated in Norfolk Southern's safety hearing on Capitol Hill, explains why he doesn't think the railroad operator is doing enough to ensure more derailments are avoided. 

Stocks had a rough day – with the small, regional banks – getting particularly slammed. So, just how concerning is this slump? NewEdge’s Cameron Dawson gives her expert market forecast. Plus, JP Morgan’s Dubravko Lakos reacts to the market downturn and explains what he is watching ahead of tomorrow’s jobs report. And, Hightower’s Stephanie Link drills down on these big market swings in the final moments of trade – she reveals the moves she is making in her portfolio amid the turbulence. 

It was a mixed day on Wall Street as investors await Friday's key jobs report, which could determine the Federal Reserve's next interest rate move. Jefferies David Zervos thinks stocks will continue treading water because investors are more confident the Fed will be successful in cooling inflation, but G Squared Private Wealth's Victoria Greene says the bond market is screaming headwinds for stocks. Credit Suisse Chief U.S. Equity Strategist Jonathon Golub explains why bond market signals suggest a recession could still be years away. And CNBC's Alex Sherman discusses his reporting that WWE is in talks to legalize betting on scripted wrestling matches.

Investors are weighing what to do post-Powell and pre-jobs report. Cantor’s Eric Johnston and Cerity’s Jim Lebenthal duke it out in a big bull-bear debate. Plus, Wedbush’s star analyst Dan Ives says there’s a 25% upside for Apple. He makes his case. And, - on this International Women’s Day – Shannon Saccocia of SVB Private and Jenny Harrington of Gilman Hill Asset Management break down how they are trading the market turbulence. 

Stocks selling off on Wall Street after Fed Chair Jay Powell said interest rates are likely to be higher than previously thought. Morgan Stanley Global Chief Economist Seth Carpenter reacts to Powell and discusses whether he thinks the economy is heading for a recession. Fundstrat's Tom Lee explains why he is still so bullish on the market despite interest rate headwinds. NYU Stern Professor of Finance Aswatch Damodaran on how stubborn inflation is impacting the market's valuation. WW CEO Sima Sistani on why the company formerly known as Weight Watchers is getting into the prescription weight loss business.

The major averages dropping in the final hour of trade as a direct result of what Fed Chair Jay Powell told Congress today… that the central bank may go faster, higher and stay longer than originally thought. Our all-star panel of Virtus’ Joe Terranova, Lauren Goodwin of New York Life Investments, senior economics correspondent Steve Liesman and senior market commentator Mike Santoli break down the final moments of trade. Plus, Lo Toney of Plexo Capital drills down on the tech trade and the latest headlines on Meta. And, Fundstrat’s Mark Newton has explains the key levels every investor needs to watch amid this uncertainty.

A mixed day on Wall Street as the Dow closes higher for a fourth straight day ahead of a big week for economic news and Fed speak. Payne Capital Management's Courtney Garcia explains why she thinks the market should keep moving higher despite concerns about inflation. The Justic Department taking aim at Jetblue's merger with Spirit Airlines. Evercore Founder Roger Altman discusses how the regulatory environment could impact M&A on Wall Street. Box CEO Aaron Levie discusses the opportunities his company has in the AI space. Baker Hughes CEO Lorenzo Simonelli discusses the outlook for oil and natural gas prices. And Compass CEO Robert Reffkin explains why he thinks the housing market is still strong despite mortgage rates hitting 7%. 

Can Apple’s breakout continue and is it a sign that the rally can too? BTIG’s Jonathan Krinsky gives his take. Plus, shares of Snap surged in today’s session as lawmakers are preparing legislation to ban TikTok here in the U.S. Akex Kantrowitz of Big Technology and Casey Newton of Platformer weigh in on what could be at stake. And money manager Emily Roland of John Hancock is raising the red flag on what she is calling the biggest mistake being made on Wall Street.

We break down the action as stocks gained throughout the session. Vital Knowledge’s Adam Crisafulli and Northwestern Mutual’s Brent Schutte give their market outlook. Our Steve Liesman brings us the latest from Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin. Thoma Bravo’s Orlando Bravo on the state of software and why more firms are going private. Jason Furman defends his op-ed calling for the Fed to go faster and further and MSA Capital’s Ben Harburg breaks down what he expects from this weekend’s NPC in Beijing.

It’s a big week ahead for investors with the jobs report looming – a key read on the state of inflation. That critical piece of data comes as some on the Fed wonder whether rate hikes are working to slow things down.  Professor Jeremy Siegel of the Wharton School gives his take on what it means for your money. Plus, Fundstrat’s Tom Lee is forecasting a strong bounce for stocks. He makes his case – and explains the level he thinks we could hit in the next two months. And, can Tesla continue its strong run? Bryn Talkington of Requisite Capital Management gives her take.

Stocks reversed midday losses after comments from Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic. BD8 Capital Partners’ Barbara Doran breaks down the market action while Miller Tabak’s Matt Maley breaks down what Silvergate’s tumble means. C3.AI CEO responds to a short seller’s report while Snowflake’s CEO talks customer cloud spending trends. Plus, a puzzling earnings move in Zscaler and results from Marvell, Broadcom, Nordstrom’s and Costco.

Is a moment of truth for the markets fast approaching? JPMorgan’s Jason Hunter says it could be. He explains the key level he is watching. Plus, Hightower’s Stephanie Link is betting big on China. Why she thinks there’s big opportunity overseas. And, market expert Mike Santoli breaks down the state of activism and what it might mean for the broader market. 

A fast-paced look at the after-hours moves and late-breaking news live from the New York Stock Exchange. Closing Bell Overtime drills down into stocks and sectors, interviews some of the world’s most influential investors and gets you ready for the next day’s action. 

From the open to the close, "Closing Bell" has you covered. From what’s driving market moves to how investors are reacting, Closing Bell guides listeners through each trading session and brings to you some of the biggest names in business.

Stocks were mostly lower on the final day of February to close out a downbeat month. Aaron Dunn from Eaton Vance and Jack Ablin from Cresset Capital break down the action and give their outlooks for March. The CEOs of Shift4 Payments and Klarna discuss their read on the consumer and the credit markets. Two biotech movers – Novavax and Sarepta – saw big moves post-market on breaking headlines. Plus analysis of a slew of companies that reported results in the after-hours session, including Ross Stores, Urban Outfitters, First Solar, HP, Virgin Galactic, AMC and Rivian. 

Investors are closely watching the road ahead for the biggest and most popular stock in the market: Apple. It’s bounced 19% off its recent low – but can the momentum continue? Morgan Stanley’s Erik Woodring gives his expert take. Plus, we debate what’s next for the banks on the back of Goldman Sachs’ investor day. And, top-ranked retail analyst Matt Boss breaks down his rundown of what every investor needs to watch ahead of this week’s flood of retail reports. 

Stocks closed higher but well off the best levels of the session, as Wall Street tried to recover from its worst week of the year. Nancy Tengler from Laffer Tengler Investments and Delano Saporu from New Street Advisors break down the market setup for the week and beyond. Zoom shares surged in the post-market session on an earnings and revenue beat. Patrick Walravens from JMP Securities breaks down the numbers. Meantime Goldman Sachs is in the spotlight ahead of a rare investor day on Tuesday. Analyst Brennan Hawken lays out the key questions facing management. Plus why shares of Union Pacific jumped, and a look inside Lockheed’s production facility.

From the open to the close, "Closing Bell" has you covered. From what’s driving market moves to how investors are reacting, Closing Bell guides listeners through each trading session and brings to you some of the biggest names in business.

Stocks closed out their worst week of the year on a sour note, as another inflation read came in hot. Needham’s Chris Retzler and Meghan Shue from Wilmington Trust break down the action and where they’re looking for opportunities. Afsaneh Beschloss from RockCreek explains why she’s forecasting a “choppy few months” ahead for stocks. ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott gives his outlook for software spending following a brutal week for the tech space. Council on Foreign Relations President Richard Haass discusses the 1-year mark of the war in Ukraine, and the impact on the global economy. Plus a lookahead to the key reads on the consumer coming next week. 

Is a bigger retreat in the cards or have stocks come too far to turn back now? Virtus’ Joe Terranova gives his forecast. Plus, Greg Branch of Veritas Financial doubles down on his bear case for stocks and explains what the Fed might have to do to turn things around. And, Bank of America’s Jill Carey Hall is flagging a key shift in her investment strategy amid the market turbulence. 

Stocks finished the day higher after taking a mid-day tumble, as investors await a key inflation report. Paul Hickey from Bespoke and Adam Crisafulli from Vital Knowledge break down the market setup and react to a barrage of earnings from the likes of Carvana, Booking Holdings, and Warner Bros. Discovery. Analyst David Koning gives his take on Block’s quarterly report. The CEO of Unity Software talks about his outlook for the company after shares fell double digits on soft guidance. Plus an update on the NTSB’s investigation into the Norfolk Southern derailment. 

JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon making some headlines for his bold recession call. NewEdge’s Cameron Dawson gives her prediction for stocks. Plus, Alger’s Ankur Crawford drills down Nvidia’s massive stock move… and if there could be more room for it to run. And, Sebastein Page of T Rowe Price is bearish on the market but is finding some pockets of opportunity for your portfolio.  

: It was a mixed session on Wall Street following Tuesday’s sharp selloff, as investors weighed the latest comments from the Fed and a number of key earnings reports. Neuberger Berman president Joseph Amato discusses his read on the Fed’s strategy, his outlook for inflation, and his view on the market. Analyst Rajvindra Gill breaks down Nvidia’s results that sent the stock jumping in after hours trading. Bill Perkins from Skylar Capital Management joins with his take on how to play the sharp decline in natural gas prices. Plus exclusive comments from Elon Musk and Gov. Gavin Newsom about Tesla’s expansion in the state. 

From the open to the close, "Closing Bell" has you covered. From what’s driving market moves to how investors are reacting, Closing Bell guides listeners through each trading session and brings to you some of the biggest names in business.

Morgan Brennan speaks with hedge fund manager and natural gas trader Bill Perkins about his latest venture into the space economy, SkyFi. The satellite data app allows users to access and customize satellite imagery at a more affordable price point than ever before. Morgan and Bill break down the investor case for satellite imagery and the future of SkyFi. For more Manifest Space, listen and follow here: https://link.chtbl.com/manifestspace

Stocks selling off on Wall Street as the major averages post their worst day of the year. Investors are worriedabout higher interest rates and new concerns about consumer spending. JPMorgan Chief Global Market Strategist Marko Kolanovic reacts to the big market sell off and whether he thinks more trouble could be ahead for stocks. Coinbase shares volatile after reporting better than expected quarterly results. Mizuho analyst Dan Dolev reacts to the report. And the CEO of Norfolk Southern discusses the catastrophic train derailment in Ohio.