It was the best October ever for the Dow … so what might that mean for your money and what will work best in this new market environment? NewEdge’s Cameron Dawson, Firstmark’s Rick Heitzmann and AJ Oden of BNY Mellow give their expert takes. Plus, Elon Musk has taken control over Twitter and is already cleaning house. We debate what the future of that company could be. And, one of Barron’s top financial advisors Cheryl Young of Rockefeller Global Family Office breaks down the sectors she is recommending to her high-net-worth clients.

Stocks rallied hard, capping off a solid week of gains, even in the face of more uncertainty surrounding big tech. Adam Crisafulli from Vital Knowledge explains why there are now two markets that you should be watching. Jeff DeGraaf from Renaissance Macro Research breaks down his call for a “FOMO” rally into year-end. CFRA’s Arun Sundaram discusses the trade on Amazon following that stock’s pullback on earnings. Ad industry titan Sir Martin Sorrell talks about what Elon Musk’s ownership of Twitter means for advertisers. Plus the latest on Meta, Intel, and earnings from big oil.

Amazon shares sinking in Overtime after reporting results. Our all-star panel of Stephanie Link, Alex Kantrowitz and Dan Ives give instant reaction. Plus, Apple’s highly anticipated numbers also hit the tape … CNBC’s Steve Kovach spoke to Apple CEO Tim Cook about the quarter. And, market expert Mike Santoli gives his “Last Word” on big tech’s latest quarter.

The major averages were mixed in Thursday trading as a stronger-than-expected GDP report and solid blue chip earnings offset Meta’s share meltdown. Lerer Hippeau managing partner Eric Hippeau and LightShed’s Brandon Ross join to discuss Mark Zuckerberg’s big bet on the metaverse, and if it will ever pay off. Matthew Ball, who founded the metaverse ETF, weighs in on the future use cases for the technology. Cantor’s Eric Johnston discusses if the broader equity comeback can last in the face of disappointing tech results. Plus Lazard’s Peter Orszag on the midterm impact on the market, DA Davidson’s Tom Forte on Apple and Amazon, and the buzz on why Credit Suisse just took a major leg lower.

Meta’s stock fell in the after-hours – a panel of market experts give their instant reaction. Plus, shareholder King Lip gives his take on the results and what he will be listening for on the conference call. And, 5-star fund manager Kevin Simpson breaks down the key themes he will be watching when Apple reports tomorrow.

The S&P 500 snapping a 3-day win streak following disappointing earnings from tech giants Alphabet and Microsoft. Wedbush's Sahak Manuelian and Citi's Scott Chronert discuss how investors should trade tech stocks ahead of earnings from Meta, Amazon & Apple. Elevation Partners' Roger McNamee, who was an early investor in Facebook, explains why he doesn't think Meta's strategy for the metaverse will work. Bank of America Securities' Ron Epstein on whether Boeing's big post-earnings sell off is a buying opportunity. Hilton CEO Chris Nassetta discusses whether concerns about the economy and inflation are starting to impact consumer spending on travel. And U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai discusses whether the White House could cut tariffs against China to help ease inflation.

Alphabet, Microsoft, Texas Instruments and more all reported results in Overtime. An all-star panel of experts and shareholders weigh with instant reaction. Plus, top equity strategist Mark Kolanovic gives his forecast for the fed and stocks. And, market expert Mike Santoli weighs in on all the key reports and what he’s watching in the day ahead.

Stocks rallying for a third straight day on falling treasury yields and ahead of earnings from big tech companiesm but Canaccord Genuity's Tony Dwyer says investors shouldn't chase this rally. He reveals how he is advising clients to put money to work right now. Cowen CEO Jeff Solomon discusses how market volatility and higher interest rates will impact the outlook for dealmaking and the IPO market. And SAP CEO Christian Klein discusses the German software giant's strong quarterly results and the outlook for I.T. spending in a recession.

Mega-cap tech earnings on deck tomorrow … and a lot is at stake for investors. Will the biggest and most important stocks in the market deliver? EMJ’s Eric Jackson gives his forecast. Plus, PIMCO’s Erin Browne sees a big bounce ahead for stocks… but doesn’t think it’s going to last. She makes her case. Plus, Mike Santoli sets us up for the big earnings week ahead.

Stocks moved higher to start the week, building on Friday’s rally, with the major averages all closing firmly in positive territory. Former PIMCO Chief Economist Paul McCulley joins to break down the potentially dovish signals from the Fed that have helped boost sentiment. David Rolfe from Wedgewood Partners looks at the set up for big tech ahead of earnings. Meantime China was a major underperformer, with Chinese tech stocks wrecked in the wake of President Xi securing a third term. Global investor Mark Mobius discusses if China is investable. Plus the latest on Tesla, Meta, Apple, and why solar stocks sat out the rally.

Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta and key consumer names including Coca-Cola report earnings next week. Trivariate’s Adam Parker, Hightower’s Stephanie Link and G Squared’s Victoria Greene talk Friday’s rally and how to be positioned ahead of the results. Plus, Yardeni Research President Ed Yardeni calls for 15% upside by year-end. And, Veritas Financial’s Greg Branch makes the case for caution.

Stocks surged in Friday trading as investors keyed in on more dovish commentary from the Fed. DoubleLine’s Jeff Sherman weighs in on the latest messaging from the central bank and the big move this week in bond yields. Snap was a major underperformer on the back of earnings, as advertising headwinds came into focus. Barton Crockett from Rosenblatt and Andrew Boone from JMP join to debate if you should buy the dip. Plus Ariel’s Charlie Bobrinskoy and Kristina Hooper from Invesco share thoughts on the rally and if they think it has legs.

Another earnings report from Snap, another slide in the stock. SoFi’s Liz Young, Truist’s Keith Lerner and NewEdge’s Cameron Dawson dig into the quarter hot off the results. Plus, Wharton’s Jeremy Siegel lays out his expectations for the Fed and inflation as yields hit new highs. And, top private wealth manager Chris Toomey of Morgan Stanley gives viewers a sneak peek into his year-end playbook.

Stocks were mostly lower in Thursday trading in another up-and-down session, with earnings, Fed commentary, rising yields, and the resignation of the UK Prime Minister all weighing on investor decisions. Fundstrat’s Tom Lee joins to break down the headwinds and if he thinks a prolonged rally is possible. Regional banks fell again today, with Fifth Third sinking on results. The CEO joins to discuss the macro factors hitting the space. Tesla shares also plunged on the back of its results. Mizuho’s Vijay Rakesh explains why he cut his price target on the stock. Plus the latest on Ye and Adidas, the strong dollar headwinds, and AT&T’s pop.

Tesla, IBM, Las Vegas Sands… Requisite Capital’s Bryn Talkington and Ritholtz Wealth Management’s Josh Brown unpack the afternoon’s most critical earnings hot off the reports alongside star Wedbush analyst Dan Ives. Plus, why Fundstrat’s Mark Newton says the next few days mark a “moment of truth” for the market. And, Tesla shareholder and former board member Steve Westly’s reaction to the automaker’s quarter.

Stocks closed mostly lower after an up-and-down session, as investors weighed strong earnings against rising yields and weaker data. Katie Stockton from Fairlead Strategies joins with her call for a multi-week relief rally. Netflix was a major outperformer following blowout earnings and subscriber numbers. Macquarie analyst Tim Nollen breaks down how the company’s ad-tier could impact future results. Meantime Palantir and Hertz announced a partnership to use data to improve the rental car experience. The CEOs of both companies join exclusively to explain the deal. And the CEO of Citizens Financial Group discusses the plunge in mortgage demand and the impact on regional banks.

Streaming giant Netflix reported earnings in Overtime. Our all-star panel of Joe Terranova, Shannon Saccocia and Alex Kantrowitz give instant reaction. Plus, stocks rallied again today – so has the bear market turned a corner? Chris Hyzy of Merril and Bank of America Private Bank gives his forecast. And, a preview of the top 3 themes to watch from Tesla’s earnings tomorrow.

Stocks rallying for a second straight day amid another strong batch of earnings and activist investors taking stakes in Salesforce and Colgate-Palmolive. UBS Private Wealth Management's Alli McCartney and Clocktower Group's Marko Papic debate whether investors can trust this week's rally. Moelis & Company CEO Ken Moelis on whether this year's big decline in stocks will fuel a new wave of dealmaking. Plus, why he thinks the midterm elections could be the next catalyst for this market. Evercore ISI's Mark Mahaney discusses whether investors should buy Netflix shares ahead of the streaming giant's earnings. And Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco on the French cement company pleading guilty to making millions of dollars in payments to ISIS.

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 staging a big rally following strong earnings and additional policy reversals by the UK government. Medley Global Advisors' Ben Emons explains why he thinks this rally is nothing more than a bear market bounce. Laffer Tengler CEO Nancy Tengler details her shopping list of stocks she thinks look too cheap to pass up. Bank stocks booming after a big earnings beat from Bank of America. Wells Fargo's Mike Mayo explains why he thinks this stock can double. William Blair's Jed Dorsheimer discusses why he is turning bullish on beaten down chip stocks. And Sensor Tower's Anthony Bartolacci discusses Roblox's bullish user growth last month and whether the stock looks cheap following a 60% plunge this year. He also weighs in on Netflix ahead of the streaming giant's earnings tomorrow.

Markets finished out a wild week lower … so what might next week hold for your money? Vantage Rock’s Avery Sheffield gives her forecast. Plus, Fundstrat’s Tom Lee says stocks may be bottoming. And, market expert Mike Santoli weighs in on the stunning market swings in his final Last Word of the week.

Another day, another market reversal. Stocks giving up early gains to close sharply lower as the wild trading week wraps up. The big banks reporting earnings and Wells Fargo was one of the winners after beating Wall Street's expectations thanks to rising interest rates. Wells Fargo CFO Mike Santomassimo breaks down the results and the outlook for consumer loans in this uncertain environment. Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen discusses his company's $24.6B deal to acquire rival grocery company Albertson's and whether he thinks the acquisition will be approved by regulators. A lot of market volatility in the U.S. has been from the political drama in the U.K. Former JPMorgan Chase International Chairman Jacob Frenkel weighs in on how that could impact the Fed.

A big turnaround in stocks after the sizzling CPI report sent the markets tumbling. Can the burst keep going or will it end in disappointment? Sofi’s Liz Young and Requisite Capital’s Bryn Talkington give their forecasts. Plus, Former Twitter CEO Dick Costolo breaks down what the future of the company could look like under Elon Musk. And, Macellum’s Jonathan Duskin exclusively dives in on his firm’s latest letter to Kohl’s.

A dramatic turnaround on Wall Street despite a hotter than expected inflation report. Stocks falling to the lowest level in two years, but rebounding sharply on hopes inflation may soon peak. Former Treasury Secretary Jack Lew discusses whether inflation could soon cool off and how high the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates. Charles Schwab Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders on whether investors can trust this massive comeback. Bespoke's Paul Hickey says history shows a market reversal like today's is a bullish short-term indicator. Renaissance Macro Research's Jeff DeGraaf exsplains why he sees some resilience in industrial stocks despite recession fears and the surging dollar. And Dimensional's Mary Phillips says investors should be focusing on profitable companies in this uncertain environment.

Today’s red hot PP report barely moved the needle – and now, investors are anxiously awaiting tomorrow’s CPI. But is all of the “bad news” already priced into stocks? Josh Brown of Ritholtz Wealth Managements explains how to navigate these choppy waters. Plus, Avenue Capital’s Marc Lasry weighs in on the fed, markets and big money opportunities. And, market expert Mike Santoli gives his forecast for CPI… and what he thinks stocks might do in response.

Stocks struggling to find direction after the Federal Reserve's last meeting minutes showed the central bank will keep hiking rates until inflation begins to cool. But there was some optimism that the Fed could slow its tightening if financial market turbulence continues. Allianz Chief Economic Advisor Mohamed El-Erian discusses whether the Fed will be able to manage a soft landing and what he expects from Thursday's key consumer inflation report. Morgan Stanley's Betsy Graseck explains why bank investors should strap in for a rocky ride this earnings season and reveals which bank should stand out from its peers. And Jefferies' Michael Yee on what Moderna's partnerships to jointly develop a skin cancer vaccine with Merck means for those stocks.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen weighs in on the fed, economy and her future at the White House. But first, concerning headlines out of the UK regarding the bond market sent stocks lower to end today’s session. All-star panel of Victoria Greene of GSquared, Trivariate’s Adam Parker and Virtus’ Joe Terranova break down all moves. And, market expert Mike Santoli’s Last Word on the big stock moves of the day.

Stocks taking investors on a rollercoaster ride. The major averages giving up big gains after The Bank of England warned pension funds they have just three days to rebalance positions. CME Group CEO Terry Duffy weighs in on how that will impact bond market volatility. Mukhlenkamp Fund is one of the few funds with positive returns over the last year. Portfolio Manager Jeff Muhlenkamp reveals his strategy for investing in this high inflation environment. Jefferies Sheila Kahyaoglu discusses the outlook for airlines after American raised its revenue guidance. Plus she reacts to Boeing's strong orders data and why she thinks the stock can nearly double from its current level. And Tusk Venture Partners Founder Bradley Tusk reacts to the new Labor Department proposal that could reclassify gig workers as employees instead of independent contracts and how that could impact stocks like Uber and Lyft.

JPM’s Jamie Dimon says stocks could have a lot more downside to go if things get a lot worse for the economy. Solus’ Dan Greenhaus reacts and gives his forecast. Plus, our most valuable pick is one Wall Street firm’s big bet on big pharma. And, 5-star fund manager Kevin Simpson of Capital Wealth Planning breaks down where he is seeing opportunity in the market right now.

Stocks kicked off the week on shaky footing following a big selloff over the past few sessions, and ahead of key inflation data on Thursday. Markets moved on comments from Fed officials, including vice chair Lael Brainard, and on a warning from Jamie Dimon about the pain yet to come. Sahak Manuelian from Wedbush breaks down the latest signals from the central bank and how they factor into his strategy. Bernstein’s Toni Sacconaghi discusses more weakness for tech, and his outlook for Tesla after the company turned in its worst week in years. The president of Dow component Honeywell talks about how global macro concerns are impacting his business. Plus the latest on the pullback in chips, cloud stocks, GM, and Ford.

Stocks ending a volatile week in the red – so what should investors do next? Ritholtz Wealth Management’s Josh Brown gives his take. Plus, Charles Schwab’s Liz Ann Sonders reveals her forecast for the rest of the year. And, we break down where investors can find some opportunities amid all of the volatility.

Stocks staging a big sell off to end the week after the unemployment rate fell to 3.5%, raising fears the Federal Reserve will continue to aggressively raise interest rates to fight inflation. Fundstrat's Tom Lee explains why he remains a long term bull despite so many market headwinds. Miller Tabak's Matt Maley says Apple is a key stock to watch in order to determine whether the market will continue selling off. Loup Ventures Founder Gene Munster reveals which tech stocks he will buy if they continue falling. Bank of America Securities' Jill Carey Hall explains why she thinks small caps are too cheap to ignore after underperforming the broader market over the last year. World Bank President David Malpass on the rising fears of a global recession. And pot stocks slumping a day after a big rally on news President Biden was pardoning thousands of people convicted of marijuana possession. Tilray Brands' CEO Irwin Simon discusses what that news means for his company and industry.

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 in the red as investors take some gains from this week's rally ahead of tomorrow's September jobs report. Carlyle Group Co-Founder David Rubenstein weighs in on rising recession risk fears and the outlook for dealmaking in this volatile environment. Mondelez CEO Dirk Van de Put warns food inflation is not slowing down and more price hikes are coming. And Eurasia Group President Ian Bremmer on how a potential deal to loosen oil sanctions against Venezuela could impact the global energy market. Plus he explains why Elon Musk should stop trying to do geopolitics.

Investors weighing what’s next for stocks as markets pulled back following a big two-day win streak. RBC’s Lori Calvasina thinks we could see even more upside – before pulling back again. She makes her case. Plus, Costco released its monthly sales number. What that figure could mean for the other big box retailers. And, OPEC made a historic production cut today … we’re finding opportunity in that major move.

Stocks staged an impressive comeback, with the Dow clawing back from a 430 point loss to finish just slightly in the red. Adam Crisafulli from Vital Knowledge and Mona Mahajan from Edward Jones debate if this week’s market strength is a classic bear market bounce or something more sustainable. Energy was by far the top performing S&P 500 sector as oil rose after OPEC+ announced a production cut. Dan Pickering from Pickering Energy Partners weighs in on how high oil could climb. And D.A. Davidson’s Gil Luria joins to make the bull case for Bitcoin, which is down around 50% on the year.

It’s been a dramatic two-day move higher for stocks. But does it mean the lows are actually in? Joe Terranova gives his take. Plus, shares of Twitter soared in today’s session as Elon Musk has revived his bid to buy the company. Platform’s Casey Newton weighs in on what’s at stake and what it could mean for the stock. And, Fundstrat’s Mark Newton says the Q4 bounce back is just getting started – he makes his case.

U.S. markets saw another sharp rally, building on Monday’s strong gains, with every S&P 500 sector closing in the green and the Nasdaq climbing more than 3%. Holly Newman Kroft from Neuberger Berman and Sameer Samana from Wells Fargo break down the 2-day rally and what they’re advising clients to do now. Twitter shares exploded higher after Elon Musk notified the company he intended to close his deal at the original offer price of $54.20 per share. Analyst Brent Thill joins to discuss what the news means for the future of the company. And the CEO of Hasbro talks about the company’s growth plan following its investor day.

It was a big rally day … just as one of the Street’s biggest bears has had a change of heart. Cantor’s Eric Johnston has previously called for a steep drop in stocks but now he is changing his tone and turning bullish. He makes his case for the first time right in Overtime. Plus, NewEdge’s Cameron Dawson is weighing in on whether investors can trust the market bounce. And, Requiste’s Bryn Talkington breaks down the energy trade.

Stocks started the fourth quarter with a bang, with the Dow climbing more than 700 points. David Zervos from Jefferies joins to discuss the rally, and what he makes of speculation over the weekend surrounding potential problems at Credit Suisse. Monica Erickson from DoubleLine talks about opportunities in the credit market. Box shares rallied after an upgrade from Morgan Stanley. CEO Aaron Levie joins to talk about the stock move and his outlook for the rest of the year. And John Kilduff from Again Capital breaks down the big pop in oil ahead of this week’s OPEC meeting.

What lies ahead for the final three months of the year? Solus Alternative Asset Management’s Dan Greenhaus and Victoria Greene of G Squared Private Wealth have a heated debate about their market forecasts. Plus, Fundstrat’s Tom Lee seems to be one of Wall Street’s last bulls standing. He makes his case. And, it was a tough week for Apple. Capital Wealth Planning’s Kevin Simpson breaks down why it’s actually a great buying opportunity.

Stocks fell hard once again on Friday, with losses accelerating in the final minutes of trade to close out a brutal month and quarter for the bulls. Market experts Nancy Tengler and Scott Wren discuss ideas for the fourth quarter in this uncertain investing environment. The chair of the National Bureau of Economic Research, which is tasked with officially designating a recession, gives his view on the current state of the economy. Analyst Brian Nagel weighs in on Nike’s post-earnings nosedive. And with Meta shares down more than 50% on the year, a bull and a bear debate the company’s future prospects in light of a slew of headwinds.

Another ugly day on Wall Street… leaving investors wondering what’s next for their money. Trivariate’s Adam Parker gives his forecast. Plus, top financial advisor Rich Saperstein explains how he is navigating the volatility. And, we’re digging in on a rare downgrade for Apple… what that could mean for investors and the broader market.

Stocks selling off and giving back most of Wednesday’s big rally on renewed fears the Federal Reserve will continue to aggressively raise interest rates to fight inflation. Rosenberg Research President David Rosenberg says the Fed is trying to cause a recession to cool off red hot inflation. Canaccord Genuity’s Tony Dwyer has been calling for a market fall in the Fall. He discusses how much more pain the market could be facing. Truist’s Keith Lerner explains why he thinks the market is due for a short term bounce. Affirm CEO Max Levchin on whether he sees any signs consumer spending is slowing in this volatile economy and stock market. Charter Equity Research’s Ed Snyder on whether it’s time to buy Apple which has gotten crushed recently on concerns about iPhone 14 demand. And Barclays’ Adrienne Yih and RBC Capital Markets’ Piral Dadhania debate whether investors should buy shares of beaten down Nike ahead of its earnings report.

A slew of differing market views surfacing at CNBC’s Delivering Alpha Conference today. So, what’s actually next for stocks? Ritholtz Wealth Management’s Josh Brown weighs in. Plus, reports surfaced that Apple no longer plans to ramp up production of its new iPhone. Dan Ives of Wedbush breaks down the implications for the company in the long term. And, Mike Santoli gives his Last Word on today’s market rebound.

A big rally on Wall Street after the Bank of England announced it will buy bonds to stabilize its financial markets. Fmr. Fed Vice Chair Richard Clarida reacts to the Bank of England’s move and discusses whether the Federal Reserve is taking the right steps to fight inflation and manage a soft economic landing. Charles Schwab Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders discusses the big rally and whether this could be more than an oversold bounce. RockCreek CEO Afseneh Beschloss reveals her best investing opportunities around the globe and the industry she thinks is the “next big thing”. And shares of Biogen and Japanese drugmaker Eisai soaring after positive test results for their experimental Alzheimer’s treatment. Eisai U.S. Chairman & CEO Ivan Cheung on how effective the drug is and when it could win FDA approval.

Can markets find some sort of stability in the coming days ahead? Vertas Financial’s Greg Branch, Citi Global’s Kristen Bitterly and Anastasia Amoroso of iCapital all give their expert market take. Plus, Schwab’s Omar Aguilar discusses how to protect your portfolio amid all of the volatility. And, Joe Terranova is back to break down the sectors that could have the most upside.===

Stocks finished mostly lower after trading in a very wide range, with Fed commentary and bond moves pulling the market in opposite directions. DoubleLine’s Jeff Sherman and Mohamed El-Erian from Allianz discuss the factors weighing on stocks and bonds, if they’d be buyers in this uncertain environment. Meantime McDonald’s was among the worst performers in the Dow after Citi issued a negative catalyst watch on the stock. The analyst behind that call joins to explain his warning. And the CEO of cybersecurity firm Qualys – a rare tech winner on the year – breaks down his read on corporate tech spending.