Sofi’s Liz Young reacts to all of the late-day selling in today’s session. Plus, this morning BTIG’s Jonathan Krinsky put out a note saying stocks could be at a turning point. He explains why and what it could mean for investors. And, B is for “bottom?” – Hightower’s Stephanie Link debates if the lows are in for Alphabet. 

The major averages gave up a failed comeback attempt following downbeat inflation and housing data, and hawkish fed talk. Former Treasury Secretary Jack Lew discusses what he sees in the economy, as some numbers show resilience while others show cracks. Snap CEO Evan Spiegel joins for an exclusive interview on the back of the company’s investor day presentation. Analyst Colin Rusch breaks down a big selloff for Tesla, after the automaker recalled more than 350,000 vehicles over self-driving software concerns. Plus the latest on crypto’s strong week, Shopify’s drop, and Labcorp’s CEO on post-pandemic plans.

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.

Stocks gained momentum throughout the session following a much stronger-than-expected retail sales print. Matt Shay from the National Retail Federation joins to discuss his view of the consumer, and why spending remains strong despite higher prices. Billionaire investor Sam Zell weighs in on the real estate market, the Fed, energy investments, and why he thinks some of the tax proposals being floated in Washington are “crazy.” Plus why Barclays sold off, a mixed bag of chip stocks, and why the DOJ may be taking a closer look at Apple.

CPI came in hotter than expected – Joe Terranova breaks down his playbook for stocks now. Plus, President Biden officially named Lael Brainard to lead the NEC. Steve Liesman explains what could be next. And, market expert Mike Santoli tells us what he’s watching in tomorrow’s trade. 

The major averages had a volatile session as Wall Street tried to make sense of a hotter-than-expected inflation report. Former Fed Vice Chairman for Supervision Randal Quarles discusses the print and how it could impact the Fed’s rate strategy. KeyCorp CEO Chris Gorman also talks inflation and gives his view on the state of the consumer and the lending market. The CEO of under-the-radar chips play Cadence Design Systems breaks down his company’s quarter and the outlook for the sector. Plus why Palantir saw a huge pop, Zoetis’s CEO on the avian flu, and why Bank of America thinks Nvidia could be a big winner in the AI wars.

CNBC’s Sara Eisen sits down with Brian Moynihan, Bank of America CEO, in an exclusive interview to discuss his thoughts on consumer spending, 2023 expectations and mortgages.

A lot is a riding on tomorrow’s CPI, with investors wondering what different scenarios could mean for your money. Lauren Goodwin of New York Life gives her take on what’s at stake. Plus, top financial advisor Rich Saperstein gives his outlook for stocks. And, Josh Bennett of Weatherbie Capital breaks down some under-the-radar growth plays for your portfolio. 

Stocks rose to start the week ahead of Tuesday’s key inflation report, which investors will focus on for clues about the Fed’s next move. Wall Street Journal reporter Nick Timiraos joins to discuss the increased rumblings on Wall Street of a “no landing” scenario. Wells Fargo’s Chris Harvey talks about his call that the bear market is over, but the bull market is stuck in traffic. The CEO of Fanatics breaks down the demand for sports merchandise following the Super Bowl, and talks about opportunities in livestreamed shopping and his prospects in the IPO market. Edgewell’s CEO gives his read on the consumer and talks about a warning from Walmart telling suppliers not to raise prices. Plus the latest on Microsoft’s continued strength, another pop for Meta, and Ford’s newest EV move.

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. 

The major averages saw mixed action to close out a mostly downbeat week on Wall Street. Warren Pies from 3Fourteen Research discusses the technical levels he’s watching in the S&P 500, and a potential false buy signal that could trick investors. Content and advertising expert Gary Vaynerchuk talks about the record $7 million price tag for Super Bowl ads, and why he thinks they’re still underpriced. Michelle Meyer from Mastercard breaks down the muddled picture on the consumer – as sentiment tops estimates but color from earnings calls comes in mixed. Plus the latest on employee dissent at Google over its AI unveil, and Lyft’s earnings disaster.

“Too soon to declare victory over inflation” – that’s what JP Morgan’s Jamie Dimon says. So, where is the rally really going from here? Bryn Talkington of Requisite Capital Management gives her take. Plus, instant reaction to Lyft, PayPal and Expedia results. And, Mike Santoli explains what he is watching as we head into the final trading day of the week.

Stocks sell off on rising fears the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates higher than investors are expecting. Cantor Fitzgerald's Eric Johnston and Fairlead's Katie Stockton explain why they are both skeptical of the recent rally and believe the market could  keep falling. Disney taking investors on a roller coaster ride after reporting better than expected earnings. Rosenblatt's Barton Crockett raised his price target on the stock and explains why investors should buy the stock on the pullback. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says it's too early to declare victory against inflation. Bank of America Securities Economist Michael Gapen tells us whether he agrees. Sunnova CEO John Berger discusses the demand for solar panels amid concerns about the economy and consumer spending.

A parade of earnings hit the tape in Overtime – with investors squarely focused on Disney. Instant shareholder analysis from Sand Hill Global’s Brenda Vingiello and Patti Brennan of Key Financial. Plus, Disney CEO Bob Iger announced a big restructuring on the company’s conference call. Jim Lebenthal of Cerity Partners gives his first reaction to that news. 

Stocks pulled back in Wednesday trading amid more earnings and concerns around the Fed’s rate hike path. CME CEO Terry Duffy breaks down the trading environment and the signals he sees from chair Powell. CVS CEO Karen Lynch joins for an exclusive interview on the back of earnings and a multi-billion dollar deal for Oak Street Health. Under Armour founder Kevin Plank and interim CEO Colin Browne discuss earnings and inventory issues. Plus the latest on Uber’s pop, a hiccup around Activision’s deal with Microsoft, and Bard’s blunder that sent shares of Alphabet lower.

The Fed chair spoke today – and his comments have investors wondering what could be in store for the future of the rally. Virtus’ Joe Terranova gives his market forecast. Plus, star VC Lo Toney of Plexo Capital gives his take on Microsoft’s big bet on artificial intelligence. And, Vanguard CEO Tim Buckley – who oversees more than $7T in assets – weighs in on the market and the fed. 

: The major averages took a rollercoaster ride mid-session as Wall Street reacted to comments from Fed Chair Powell at the Economic Club of Washington. Former Fed Vice Chairman Richard Clarida joins to break down the messaging and to share his expectations for rate policy for the rest of the year. Shares of Chegg were in detention after the ed-tech company gave light revenue guidance. CEO Dan Rosensweig discusses what analysts might be missing in the outlook. Citi’s Jim Suva talks about Apple’s prospects in the growing A.I. race, as Microsoft unveils how it will integrate ChatGPT into search. Plus the latest on a pop for Zoom, and a potential healthcare deal in the works.

Is it time – for the first time in a long time – to play offense in this market? Vantage Rock’s Avery Sheffield gives her take. Plus, EMJ’s Eric Jackson makes the case for a slew of growth stocks. And, Mark Newton from Fundstrat breaks down the key levels he is watching to start the week. 

Stocks fell to start the week, but closed well off the worst levels of the session, as investors await a number of big earnings and a key speech from Fed chair Powell on Tuesday. The Nasdaq saw the sharpest declines, finishing lower by around 1%. Toni Sacconaghi from Bernstein and David Rolfe from Wedgewood Partners discuss the prospect of a lost decade for tech investors. The CEO of C3.AI talks about his stock’s huge run amid the buzz surrounding AI and ChatGPT. Anna Ashton from Eurasia Group breaks down the implications of the US’s decision to shoot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon. Plus the latest on big pullbacks for RH and Tyson Foods, and the buzz surrounding a drug side-effect dubbed “Ozempic face.”

After a big week for the markets – the question remains: did the bulls get the leg up they were looking for? John Mowrey of NFJ Group gives his take. Plus, big tech shareholder George Seay weighs in on the state of the sector after a parade of earnings. And, market expert Mike Santoli’s Last Word as we head into a fresh week of trade.

Stocks declined in Friday trading following a blowout jobs number that nearly tripled estimates, and on the back of weakness in the tech sector after disappointing results from Amazon and Alphabet. National Economic Council Director Brian Deese breaks down what he called a “surprisingly strong” headline jobs number. Youssef Squali from Truist discusses his outlook for Alphabet and Amazon on the back of soft earnings. PNC CEO Bill Demchak talks about the signs he’s seeing from consumers and the state of the lending business. Plus the latest on Ford’s pullback, Starbucks and Apple results, and Ryan Cohen’s new target.

Amazon, Alphabet and Apple all reported quarterly results in Overtime. Stephanie Link of Hightower, Dan Ives of Wedbush and CIC Wealth’s Malcolm Etheridge give their all-star analysis. Plus, Mike Santoli breaks down all these big reports and what it could mean for the broader market picture.

It was a mixed session for the major averages as the Nasdaq surged following Meta’s results, while the Dow pulled back a bit and the S&P 500 traded in-between. Mark Mahaney from Evercore ISI breaks down Meta’s surge and the read-through for Alphabet and Amazon. Analyst Angelo Zino previews what to expect from Apple. Former PIMCO Chief Economist Paul McCulley and G Squared’s Victoria Greene discuss the messaging from the Fed. Jonny Fine from Goldman Sachs talks opportunities in the credit market. Plus the latest on Disney’s activist battle, the CEO of homebuilder Meritage Homes on earnings, and why owning chickens to fight egg inflation isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

Investors are digesting all of today’s key Fed developments and are looking ahead to some critical earnings reports in the next 24 hours. Ritholtz Wealth Management’s Josh Brown gives his forecast for stocks. Plus, instant reaction to Meta’s results from Hightower’s Stephanie Link. And, DoubleLine’s Jeffrey Gundlach gives his exclusive, first take on the Fed and where he is seeing opportunity in the market.

Stocks rallied during Fed chair Jerome Powell’s news conference after the Fed announced its decision to raise rates by 25 basis points, with investors keying in on Powell’s comments around taming inflation. Former NEC Director Gary Cohn joins for an extensive breakdown of the decision and Powell’s words. David Zervos from Jefferies discusses the impact on the market and for investors. Plus why AMD and Peloton surged on earnings, and what to watch from Meta’s results.

The next 48 hours will be critical for stocks and your money – with the Fed decision and news conference with Jay Powell along with some high stakes earnings. Virtus Investment’s Joe Terranova gives his set-up. Plus, top chips analyst Stacy Rasgon gives his instant reaction to AMD’s quarterly results. And, Snap shares got slammed in Overtime. So, could this spell trouble for Meta? Alex Kantrowitz of Big Technology breaks down what he’s expecting.

The major averages climbed in Tuesday trading to cap off a solid month of gains, finishing the session at the highs. Tony Dwyer from Canaccord Genuity joins to discuss the strength this month and what he expects from Wednesday’s Fed Decision. FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr weighs in on calls for a TikTok ban and a further crackdown on Huawei. Visa CEO Al Kelly gives his outlook for the consumer and the payments industry in his last interview before stepping down as head of the company. Plus the latest on GM’s earnings beat, Exxon facing heat from the White House, and the key factor driving Spotify’s user growth.

The days ahead could change the road of this market for months to come, with the Fed meeting starting tomorrow and earnings from more big tech names and the all-important jobs report on Friday. Trivariate’s Adam Parker breaks down what is at stake. Plus, the ultimate bull versus bear debate between Ed Yardeni of Yardeni Research and Eric Johnston of Cantor Fitzgerald spar over their market forecasts. And, is this year’s early rally really sustainable? Skybridge Capital’s Anthony Scaramucci explains his forecast for stocks and the Fed.

Stocks fell to kick off a week filled with market-moving catalysts, including Wednesday’s Fed decision and key earnings from mega-cap tech. Warren Pies from 3Fourteen Research breaks down whether or not the Fed can engineer a soft landing. Satori Fund’s Dan Niles discusses his picks ahead of earnings this week from Meta, Alphabet, Apple, and Amazon. Chart expert Jeff DeGraaf takes a closer look at Tesla’s big year-to-date run. Plus the latest on Sofi’s pop, J&J’s slump, and China’s potential competitor to ChatGPT.

Investors are gearing up for a massive week ahead. So, what’s at stake for your money? Wharton School professor Jeremy Siegel gives his forecast for the Fed, stocks and more. Plus, Courtney Garcia of Payne Capital says forget tech! She explains where she is seeing opportunity in the market right now. And, Capital Wealth Planning’s Kevin Simpson breaks down his latest trades and some new top picks for your portfolio.

Stocks closed out another week of gains on a mostly positive note, despite a big drop for Intel on the back of brutal earnings and guidance. Analyst Matt Bryson and Emily Hill from Bowersock Capital discuss Intel’s pullback and the readthrough for the rest of the chips space. Aswath Damodaran, the “Dean of Valuation,” breaks down this week’s huge upside move for Tesla and the level at which he thinks the stock is fairly valued. Former Fed Vice Chairman Richard Clarida discusses new inflation data and how that informs the Fed’s thinking ahead of next week’s interest rate decision. Plus the latest on American Express, Apple, and a potential bankruptcy for a major sports network.

Have those most imminent recession fears been pushed off enough that this rally can actually last longer than most thought? Kevin Gordon of Charles Schwab gives his forecast. Plus, Intel reported results in Overtime. Top chip analyst Stacy Rasgon gives his instant reaction. And, Mike Santoli’s Last Word on what he’s watching as we head into the final trading day of this busy week.

Stocks rallied after GDP came in above expectations, giving a boost to investor sentiment, while the Nasdaq surged on strong Tesla earnings. Council of Economic Advisers Chair Cecilia Rouse joins to weigh on the state of the economy and inflation, and how that meshes with the recent wave of tech layoffs. Rouse also discusses news that Chevron is undertaking a $75 billion buyback, and how the White House views that use of capital. Meantime shares of spirits-maker Diageo fell on concerns about North American growth. CEO Ivan Menezes joins with his read on the US consumer and the boom in tequila. Plus the latest on Nike, IBM, and Southwest’s big hit from its holiday disruptions.

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.

Stocks staged another impressive intraday comeback in Wednesday trading, with the Dow erasing a 460 point loss. Microsoft was a big part of that reversal, initially falling on soft guidance but gaining ground throughout the session. Analyst Keith Weiss and Barbara Doran from BD8 Capital Partners discuss the messaging from Microsoft and the readthrough for the rest of tech earnings. Ad titan Sir Martin Sorrell joins to break down the DOJ’s case against Google, and what it means for other players in the space. Plus the latest on earnings from Boeing and AT&T, and why Wall Street is buzzing about Fed vice chair Lael Brainard.

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.

The Dow staging a late day comeback with a nearly 400 point swing following a mixed batch of corporate earnings. The Justice Department and eight states filing an antitrust lawsuit against Alphabet over its dominance in the digital advertising market. Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser on why he is alleging Alphabet tried to control all sides of the advertising market and why that business should be broken up. Evercore ISI’s Mark Mahaney says the worst case for Alphabet is they are forced to spin off its ad business, which could end up being decent for investors. Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick, who is also Chairman commercial real estate firm Newmark on why he thinks there could be a big rally in REITs this year. Bernstein’s Aneesha Sherman explains why she is downgrading Lululemon to sell and slashing her price target on the stock. And MoffettNathanson’s Sterling Auty on what he expects to hear when Microsoft reports earnings after the bell.

It’s shaping up to be a big week for your money, with the rally very much in question. So, should investors buy into the move or take the opportunity to sell? New Edge’s Cameron Dawson gives her take. Plus, Microsoft earnings on deck tomorrow evening. Lo Toney – Plexo Capital Founding Managing Partner – gives his set up into the big report. And, Bank of America’s Chris Hyzy is back with a big money warning. He explains the key headwinds every investor needs to keep an eye on.

Tech stocks leading the market higher as Wall Street gears up for another big week of corporate earnings. Semiconductor stocks among the big winners after a bullish call by Barclays. Wedbush’s Matt Bryson tells us whether he thinks the chips look cheap. Salesforce shares surging after two big investors took stakes in the software giant. Cowen’s Derrick Wood downgraded the stock on Friday and discusses whether he is reconsidering that bearish call. Former Council of Economic Advisers Chair Jason Furman reacts to a new survey showing recession fears are fading, but cautions strong consumer spending trends look unsustainable. And Compass CEO Robert Reffkin explains why he thinks the housing market may have hit a bottom at the end of 2022 despite the Federal Reserve’s plan to keep raising interest rates.

Stocks had a tough run this week, but did manage to rally in today’s session. Greg Branch of Veritas Financial gives his expert forecast. Plus, Goldman Sachs shares fell on a report from the WSJ saying the Federal Reserve is investigating the bank’s marcus consumer business. Wells Fargo’s Mike Mayo breaks down what is at stake. And, instant updates as Elon Musk testifies in a federal trial over his 2018 tweets about taking Tesla private.

Stocks rallying on Wall Street, although the Dow & S&P 500 are lower for the week. Richard Bernstein Advisors CEO Rich Bernstein says January is historically a risk-on month, but he is cautious that the outperformance will last. JPMorgan Chief U.S. Economist Mike Feroli says the market may be misreading the Federal Reserve and that could prove to be a major headwind for stocks. Netflix one of the big tech winners after better than expected subscriber growth. Wedbush’s Alicia Reese lays out the case for why Netflix shares can keep rallying. Goldman Sachs shares under pressure on a report the Federal Reserve is probing its consumer business. One of the reporters that broke the story explains the specifics of the probe. And Oppenheimer’s Jason Helfstein discusses Alphabet reportedly asking founders Sergey Brin & Larry Page to help win the A.I. war with competitors like ChatGPT and how that could impact the stock.

Netflix reported results in Overtime – that stock initially popping on the numbers. Shareholders Jason Snipe of Odyssey Capital and George Seay of Annadale Capital give their instant reaction. Plus, top technician Mark Newton from Fundstrat is raising the red flag on one key part of the market. And, Hightower’s Stephanie Link breaks down the key earnings reports she is watching next week.

Stocks pulled back again Thursday, adding to steep losses from Wednesday’s session. Strategist Warren Pies from 3Fourteen Research weighs in on the market moves and new comments from Fed vice-chair Lael Brainard on inflation. Sara sits down with celebrated investment banker Ken Moelis for a wide-ranging interview from the World Economic Forum in Davos, where he explained why he sees a big ramp-up in activist investing ahead. Analyst Tim Nollen gives a preview of what to expect from Netflix earnings. Plus the latest on Meta, FTX, and the debt ceiling debate.

Stocks pulling back today – perhaps being pushed along by more fed hawks talking about higher rates for longer, even as some suggest a soft-landing looks more likely. Ritholtz Wealth Management’s Josh Brown gives his instant reaction to an ugly close on Wall Street. Plus, the number one retail analyst – Matthew Boss – gives his forecast for the sector and breaks down his top pick. And, the key themes every investor needs to watch when Netflix results hit the tape tomorrow in Overtime.

Stocks pulled back sharply in Wednesday trading as investors digested a batch of economic data and the latest signals from the Fed’s Beige Book. Bespoke’s Paul Hickey weighs in on the “soft landing” debate and what he sees in the market right now. Barbara Doran from BD8 Capital Partners breaks down where she sees opportunities. Sara sits down with the CEOs of Pepsico and ServiceNow at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where they struck an optimistic tone about the business environment. Plus the latest on Microsoft’s job cuts, retail sales, and Moderna’s RSV vaccine.

The market is at a pivotal point just as earnings season is getting ready to heat up. But can recent resiliency in stocks really last? Liz Young of Sofi weighs in. Plus, top technician Jonathan Krinsky is flagging two charts that he says are going to head in opposite directions. And, Moderna reported positive news from its RSV vaccine trial. Steve Weiss – a Moderna shareholder – gives his instant reaction.

It was a mixed session for the major averages as Goldman Sachs weighed on the Dow, while the Nasdaq moved between gains and losses. CFRA’s Ken Leon discusses Goldman’s earnings, along with Morgan Stanley results and his outlook for the rest of the banks. Sara Eisen sits down the CEOs of HP and Williams-Sonoma at the World Economic Forum in Davos, to discuss their views on the economy, the consumer, China’s reopening, and the supply chain. Amit Daryanani from Evercore ISI joins to break down his bullish call on Apple. Plus the latest on a big drop for Travelers and Ryan Cohen’s new activist campaign.

Earnings season is about the heat up. But, will it extend this early-year rally in stocks or derail it? Anastasia Amoroso of iCapital gives her take. Plus, 5-star stock picks from Capital Wealth Planning’s Kevin Simpson. He explains the big moves he’s making in his portfolio. And, Tesla shareholder Bryn Talkington of Requisite Capital gives her take on the slide in auto stocks amid pricing problems from the EV maker.