All eyes are on tomorrow’s Fed decision, where the central bank is expected to hike rates by the most in over twenty years. So how should you prime yourself for the trade out of tomorrow? Plus, big earnings moves from Lyft, AMD, Airbnb and more. We’re breaking down all the numbers and bringing you the trades.

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For the second week in a row, markets sold off into the close on Friday, with the S&P wrapping up the month with a nearly 9% loss, and the Nasdaq dropping more than 13% in April. So how do you set yourself up for the new month? The traders break down the strategy.

Apple, Amazon, and others in focus after the bell after the companies’ latest earnings reports. We’re dialed in to the earnings calls and bringing you all the highlights. Plus markets staging a major rally today and going positive for the week. So has the bottom been put in or is there more pain to come?

Shares of Meta soared after the company’s latest earnings report. We’re listening in on the conference call and bringing you all the details. Plus results from Qualcomm, Paypal, Las Vegas Sands and more. We’re getting you all the details you need to know.

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Markets closing near their lows of the day and ending the week deep in the red. And with earnings season about to kick into high gear, what should you be doing with your portfolio?

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Tesla shares rising after the company posted better-than-expected earnings and revenue. But what’s next for the stock. Plus a former SVP at Twitter, who hired the current CEO Parag Agrawal, weighs in on the drama as Elon Musk’s bid for the company wages on.

Netflix shares plunging after the company reported a surprise drop in subscribers in the latest quarter and said there was more pain to come. We’re digging into the numbers and following every move. But markets had been in rally mode all day… what comes next for investors?

Big tech earnings season kicks off tomorrow with Netflix results after the bell. But big stocks are not trading well ahead of those prints. Could a solid season help stocks rebound or is there more pain ahead. Plus, Elon taking issue with a couple parts of Twitter’s board practices, but are his frustrations legit?

The Tesla CEO the talk of the tape today, as he makes an unsolicited $43b bid for the social media network. What it means for Twitter, the markets and Elon’s vast empire

Markets seemed to shrug off a record rise in producer prices, but the response could be exactly what the Fed needs to see to implement an intra-meeting rate hike. What that could mean for the markets and how you should prep for it.

Stocks started the day well in the green, even as the latest CPI report showed the fastest inflation growth in more than 40 years. But the good times didn’t last and all major indexes ended the day in the red. What the reversal says about the markets. Plus oil prices surging back above the $100 mark, and one expert says the gains are just the beginning.

The S&P and Dow closed below their 50-day moving averages and the Nasdaq dropped over 2%. What the market action, ahead of the kick-off to earnings season, means to the traders. Plus, Elon Musk won’t actually be joining Twitter’s board. Does the decision mean he has even grander plans for the social networking stock?

We’re just days away from the kick off of Q1 earnings season and it’s been the defensive sectors like utilities, staples and health care leading the way recently. So do you stay with the names that have been rallying, or is it time to change things up? Plus, Elon Musk suggested it might be time for Tesla to get into lithium mining. What that could mean for the stock and the industry.

Stocks staged a massive midday rally to break a 2-day losing streak, with major indexes ending in the green. But it was staples, energy and health care leading the charge. What that says about the state of the market. Plus Walmart upping pay for its truckers – what that means for the state of the trucking industry.

The Nasdaq continued its weakness Wednesday, closing at its lowest level in 2 weeks as the Fed laid out its plans to reduce its balance sheet. So is there more pain to come? And with Goldman Sachs and Citi both at 52-week highs, the traders lay out what’s next for the sector.

Markets closing near their lows of the day as fears of a more aggressive Fed weigh on investors. So is this the end of the recent bear market rally? Plus, Twitter rising for a second straight day as Elon Musk makes his “passive” stake a little more active. What it could mean for the social network stock.

Elon Musk sending shares of Twitter to the moon today after the Tesla CEO took a nearly 10% stake in the company. But could his passive position turn into something more aggressive? Plus Howard Schultz coming back to Starbucks (again!) and making big changes. But is he positioning the company for growth, or dealing a blow to shareholders?

JPMorgan took Apple off its focus list as consumer demand seems to slow and Morningstar made a major downgrade on Cathie Wood’s flagship ARK Innovation Fund. So is big tech in for a rough ride this earnings season? Plus, Newmont Mining hit a record high for the first time in nearly 35 years today! Why Carter Worth sees even more upside.

The S&P dropped more than 1.5% today, with a steep sell-off coming at the end of the trading session. And with Q1 earnings season just days away, what can we expect from companies’ reports, and what will it mean for the markets?

With just one day left in the quarter, Netflix is on pace for its worst 3 months in a decade. But is there a reason for hope in this name, or should investors chill? Plus RH’s CEO invoking the ghost of Bear Stearns on his earnings call. What he said that could mean big trouble for the housing market.

The S&P is up more than 12% from its 2022 low, but with a growing chorus of market experts sounding the alarm on the economy, how do you trade the markets? Plus Lululemon, RH, Chewy and Micron among the big after-hours movers today. We dive in to all the earnings numbers.

Tesla shares surging back into the green for the year after announcing it’s looking to split its shares and pay out a dividend to investors. But what does the move really mean for the stock. And Apple posting its longest win streak since 2010. Can the run keep going?

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There are two very different schools of thought on how to treat the energy sector. Chicago’s city council taking a very anti-oil stance, banning investments in fossil fuel companies, while JPMorgan’s CEO is calling for more aggressive investment in domestic oil. What’s that mean for the stocks. Plus two of the best performing stocks in the S&P this year – that AREN’T in the oil patch – are playing the fertilizer boom. What’s behind the run in Mosaic and CF Industries.

Spiking mortgage rates, a plunge in refinancings and rising home prices all weighing on the housing market. What it means for the trades in the industry. Plus stocks took a big breather from their recent rally, closing near the lows of the session. Is there an even bigger pullback coming after the post-Fed strength?

The S&P closed out its fifth day of gains in six sessions, even as the Fed telescopes more aggressive and faster rate hikes than initially thought. Big Tech stocks added more than $780B in market cap since last Wednesday’s lows and even consumer names are seeing strength. So have the markets come to terms with rising rates? Plus Tesla shares surge as the Berlin Gigafactory rolls out its first deliveries. And you won’t believe how far the stock has climbed in the last five days.

Markets going on a roller coaster after Fed Chair Jerome Powell sounded an even more hawkish tone on inflation than he did even last week. So how should investors brace for a faster, more pronounced pace of rate hikes? Plus a CNBC exclusive dives into the infighting between Disney’s current and former CEO. What it all means for the future of the Mouse House.

Markets closed out their best week since November 2020, but with a couple Fed officials signaling the need for more aggressive rate hikes, could we be in for a rude awakening? Plus semi stocks staging a big rebound this week, but there’s one name that stood out from the rest of the pack. What the traders are doing with the stock now.

Stocks staging another strong day, with the S&P on pace for its best week of the year and high-growth names soaring in a big way. But is it too early to dive back in to the high-flyers. Plus auto stocks sitting out Thursday’s rally. What the latest challenge for the group means for the stocks.

All eyes were on the Fed today and chairman Jerome Powell seemed to successfully balance all the concerns weighing on the market. Though stocks initially dropped when the central bank announced its first rate hike in over three years, they rebounded sharply to close at the highs of the day. So is this the all-clear for investors? Plus the Chart Master says the company formerly known as Square may have put in a bottom – why he’s a buyer of the stock now.

We’re counting down to the “most important” Fed meeting this month. But with Chair Jerome Powell forced to toe a delicate line between being too aggressive and not aggressive enough, could the central bank make its biggest misstep ever? Plus, commodity prices may be soaring, but that’s not necessarily good news for the companies that trade these assets. We’ve got the charts to show why trouble may be brewing under the surface.

A new wave of COVID cases in China has caused major manufacturing centers to close down. What it means for the companies that source their products and do business in the country. Plus Elon Musk has vocally pledged his support to Ukraine in its war with Russia, but Tesla has been buying aluminum from Moscow for years. We dig into the difficult line companies have to toe in the region.

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The CEO of Volkswagen issuing a stark warning about the impact of the Ukraine/Russia war as markets in Europe drop sharply. But what impact will this have on the U.S. Plus, China threatening to retaliate if the U.S. issues sanctions against Beijing. What it means for the Chinese listed stocks here at home.

Markets storming back in a big way today with strength seen across the board. But stocks are still mostly down over the last week. Should you believe the bounce, or proceed with caution? And the U.S. weighing sanctions that could have “devastating” effects on China in the wake of the Russia/Ukraine war. What that could mean for the companies operating in China.

The Dow swung 835 points from high to low today and ended the day in the red. The S&P gave up a 1.8% gain. Why these moves should give investors pause. Plus Apple holding its latest product event today, but will the announcements mean a big boost for the stock?

The spike in energy prices taking a big hit on stocks. With crude oil crossing the $130 mark for the first time since 2008, the major market indexes all closed deep in the red and the Nasdaq is now down more than 20% from its all-time high. So how should you be looking at these markets? The traders lay out their strategies.

Commodities and the dollar jumping this week as markets take another big breather. But will the downtrend continue in the coming weeks? The traders break down their outlook. Plus, the airlines have taken a major hit in recent days, but the broader transports actually eked out a gain this week. So where do these stocks go from here? The Chart Master is here to lay out his case.

Shares of the biggest company in the world were unable to hold onto early gains, but the stock is still up for the week, far outpacing the broader market. But at about 26x forward earnings, is Apple overvalued? We lay out the arguments. Plus commodities on pace for their best week since the 1960s! And BK’s got one chart in the space he says might be the one we should be watching.

Stocks surge as Fed Chair Jay Powell testifies before Congress. Plus, the big headline that had Draftkings investors heading for the dugout. And the trade on Citi and the bank holds its investor day.

Major indexes fell sharply on Tuesday, but closed well off their lows of the day. But bank stocks took an even bigger hit, with the KBE ETF seeing its worst day since November 2020. So is the sell-off in the financials telling us something deeper about the market? Plus crude oil prices topping $100 for the first time in seven years. The Chart Master lays out where prices are going from here.

Defense stocks, cyber names and energy plays all rallying in a big way on Monday as the Russia/Ukraine conflict wages on. But despite closing well off their lows of the day, the broad markets were essentially flat. The traders break down what this means for the market. Plus have COVID fears been put to rest for good in the market? Fundstrat’s Tom Lee joins to tell us why he thinks stocks may have put in their bottom for the year.

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