The longer the Fed waits to cut, the more they risk that something breaks, according to Moody’s chief economist Mark Zandi. He’ll join us to make his case, in light of today’s PCE inflation data. Plus, Digital Realty’s CEO joins Kelly on the heels of their quarterly results with what’s driving demand for data centers. And weakness in China is one of this earnings season’s big themes, but our market guest says that presents a buying opportunity for investors.

Was yesterday’s selloff a healthy correction or reason for concern? We speak with one guest who says the rally is intact, but it will be hard to make new highs until one thing happens. Plus, tech investor Gene Munster says the pullback in tech presents a great buying opportunity. He tells us what he’s watching. And three more names are on deck to report earnings, including this name our trader calls a “have” in a sector of haves and have-nots. We break it down in Earnings Exchange. 

The Nasdaq having its worst day of the year, as Tesla and Alphabet results disappoint. But bitcoin is moving higher, and we’re joined by VanEck’s head of digital assets research who’s making the case for $2.9M by 2050. And Wall Street’s #1 homebuilding analyst is here with his view on the builders as new home sales hit the lowest level of the year.

We're in an early bull market, but one of our guests says it's the most unloved bull market she's seen in her career and that presents a lot of opportunity. She’s also a Tesla shareholder and says it's a stock you buy in times of chaos. With earnings on deck, is this one of those times? And is a credit card backed by your home equity line of credit a great innovation or risky business? We have the details ahead.

More Democrats are coming out in support of Vice President Kamala Harris. We take a look at what’s next, how it’s changing Team Trump’s strategy, and whether it should change your market strategy. Plus, just last week Strategas’ Dan Clifton told us this is the most investable election in his professional career. Is that still the case, or is he reshuffling election baskets? We check back in with him. And tech is rebounding after last week’s massive rotation into small caps. So does this mean the bounce-back is over? We discuss. 

Former President Trump is accepting the GOP nomination as pressure builds for Pres. Biden to drop out of the race. We’ll get the latest from Washington and hear from two experts on each side of the aisle about what could be next. Plus, our market guest is using history as a guide and positioning for gains he sees ahead in the small caps. And Crowdstrike is plunging in the wake of today’s global IT outage. We’re tracking the ripples being felt across tech, banking, and airlines.

We’re in the midst of a massive, violent rotation from tech to small caps, but is this a sign that stocks are broadening out or are markets breaking down? Plus, Strategas’ Dan Clifton says this is one of the most investible elections he’s seen in his career and joins us with the stocks to watch ahead of November. And Netflix is on deck to report quarterly results, with options implying a 7% post-earnings move. We’ll look at how to position ahead of the print.

Our market guest says there are two catalysts breaking growth momentum and tells us how he’s taking advantage of the value trend. Plus, there’s one trade our analyst says will work regardless of who becomes president. He’ll join us with the theme and stocks to own. And we’re talking Blackstone, DR Horton and Domino’s Pizza in Earnings Exchange.

Wall Street reacts to former President Trump choosing Sen. JD Vance as his running mate. We look at the implications for the market, the green energy landscape, and health care. Plus, investing opportunities in China, India, and Europe are becoming more attractive to investors. We’ll look at where the biggest risks are. And small-cap stocks are on a historic winning streak, and our market guest thinks they could continue to lead the market for the rest of the year.

Fed Chair Powell says more progress on inflation is needed, but if the Fed waits for inflation to get to 2% to cut, it’s too late. Jefferies’ chief market strategist David Zervos joins us with his first take. Plus, we’ll get a live report from Milwaukee as the RNC kicks off and UVA’s Larry Sabato’s reaction to the failed assassination attempt on former President Trump.

Get ready for a value renaissance. Our market guest says it’s coming and he’s bringing his favorite ways to take advantage of it. Plus, the big banks are front and center. JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, and Citi all topped expectations, but are under pressure. The Citi CFO joins us live on the back of the report. And despite ongoing concerns, there’s an opportunity emerging in the commercial real estate space, at least according to Mizuho. That analyst joins us with the shopping center name he’s bullish on.   

Kelly explains what Helen of Troy’s weak earnings reports means for the state of the broader economy.

Did CPI just cement a September rate cut? Our guests say the door is wide open. We look at what could close it again. Plus, some of the downside surprises beyond the headline numbers, and how to position from here. And, Universa is known as the Black Swan Fund, but the firm sees the S&P hitting 6,000 by year-end. We speak to Universa's COO about what makes them so bullish, some of the risks they are hedging for right now, and how they're positioning because of it. Plus, love in bulk on Wall Street for Costco stock today. The stock is already up more than 30 percent this year, and it's more expensive than Nvidia! So should you own it from here? We talk to one analyst who says yes, she just raised her price target again today. She joins us to make her case.

Kelly explains what the negative June CPI number means for the Fed’s next move.

Are we at an inflection point for the consumer? They’re choosing more carefully where to spend, which is not at Helen of Troy, as we learned yesterday. That company lost nearly 30% of its market value following earnings. Consumers are pushing back on big brands and high prices, which is leading them to Walmart, whose record highs might even suggest more weakness. This comes as Jay Powell today said going slower may allow the Fed to go farther, but according to our strategist, the Fed has to cut this year to keep the consumer, and small companies afloat. He’s here with where he’s trimming and what he’s adding to against this backdrop. But the consumer is still traveling, and Wyndham Hotels & Resorts is betting on that to continue, and betting on guests to stay longer. The CEO joins us like ahead with what he’s seeing. And then there’s housing. If you’re not buying a home because it’s too expensive right now, you can still buy into the housing trade, and we have a unique way to do it. 

Fed Chair Jay Powell is warning of the risks of staying too high for too long, but our market guest is warning of a different risk, one he says Wall Street has its head in the sand on.He’s here to tell us what it is and how he’s positioning as a result. Plus, analysts are loving this recent IPO, with eight of them initiating coverage on the stock today. The one with the highest price target is here to make his case for a 60% upside from here. And if you think of top media and entertainment stocks, this one may not be top of mind, but it should be says Morgan Stanley’s Ben Swinburne. He’s here with the name, what makes it superior to the competition, and how much runway he sees ahead.

Kelly connects the dots between France’s elections and the 2024 presidential election.

Wall Street’s #1 semiconductors analyst joins us with the power players he sees dominating the industry going forward. Plus, it’s a big week for the markets with Powell’s testimony and inflation data on deck. We’ll check in with Raymond James’ CIO about why he says the rally is nowhere near the top. And between France, the U.K., and the U.S., there’s plenty of uncertainty for the market to digest. We’ll ask Atlantic Council CEO Fred Kempe how he sees things playing out this year.

Kelly explains why AI is really driving the economy right now.

The June jobs report paints a muddy picture, but does it mean the Fed is finally ready to cut? We’ll discuss. And the U.K. has a new leader, with the Labour party winning the election in a landslide. We’ll look at the ramifications for business. And the CEO of Barnes & Noble joins us with how they’re keeping up with the latest trends, including e-readers and “BookTok”.

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Stocks are mixed on the first trading day of the second half. The major averages have posted a monthly gain in July every year for the past decade. And our strategist just hiked his year-end S&P target to, 5,700 today. He’ll tell us where he’s putting money to work. And today’s manufacturing data showing a jobs divide. S&P Global reporting the fastest increase in employment in nearly two years. While ISM saw a drop in its index. With Goldman Sachs noting potential for slight upside risk to the unemployment rate ahead of Friday’s report, is the Fed’s focus about to shift away from inflation and to jobs? We’ll discuss. Plus, the Supreme Court handing down a decision in former President Trump’s election interference case stemming from January 6th, ruling a president has immunity for all “official” acts, but there’s no immunity for “unofficial” acts. Markets taking it as a positive for his election odds, with the yield curve steepening. We’ll dig into it.  

We’ll break down a seismic decision by the nation’s top court, impacting everything the government does. Plus, the latest inflation report came in as expected, but what does it mean for the markets and the Fed. We’ve got a power-packed panel to look at how to position. And Nike is having its worst day ever after weak results and guidance. We’ll ask our analyst what it’ll take to right the ship.

Wall Street’s #1 retail analyst, JPMorgan’s Matt Boss, is here to talk all things retail, including why value and convenience will be what ultimately separates the winners from the losers. Plus, Nvidia is lower again, but our market guest says to ignore the short-term volatility. And the first presidential debate of the year is on deck. We’ll arm you with the stats on the candidates and the polity talk that matters to investors.

Nvidia is down, once again, with the company’s annual shareholder meeting wrapping up right now. We’ll bring you the latest as another big chip name gears up to report results. Plus, speaking of tech, it’s one sector our market guest isn’t buying for two reasons – and one of them is pretty contrarian. He’ll tell us what they are, and what he’s buying instead, including one opportunity he hasn’t seen this cheap for this long since the great recession. And the last time the Howard Hughes CEO was on this show, he told us this year would be a golden age for homebuilding. That’s not showing up in the stock though. It’s down 25% year to date. And today we got another disappointing data point on housing. He’s back with an update on what he’s seeing on the ground. 

Nvidia bouncing back after three down days, but our market guest says it doesn’t matter where it goes from here, the market is moving higher regardless. Plus, there’s a niche asset class that had record returns last year, but it doesn’t come without risk. We’ll tell you what it is, and whether it’s worth considering for retail investors. And, as temperatures get hotter across the country, we look at one surprising beneficiary of the heat wave. 

Tech is today’s biggest laggard with chip stocks leading the declines. We’ll look at whether the “tech tide” is turning and where to put your money to work. Plus, we’ll get the retail names that Morgan Stanley says will benefit the most from broader AI adoption. And Bank of America is highlighting a buyer’s strike on salty snacks. The analyst behind that call joins us with the companies losing share and the names that will benefit the most.

Nvidia moving lower once again and our options trader says red flags have been popping up in the entire tech trade. Plus, Kyle Bass joins us to weigh in on current market leadership and where he’s seeing opportunities right now. And real estate power broker Ryan Serhant is in-studio ahead of the launch of his new Netflix show, “Owning Manhattan,” with the trends he’s seeing in the NYC luxury real estate market.

The risks for the economy are rising, and something could break if the Fed doesn’t act soon, according to Moody’s economist Mark Zandi. Plus, Nvidia may be the new market cap king, but it’s also become the subject of increased attention from short sellers. And AI has become a Wall Street darling, but how is Main Street adapting? We have exclusive data from CNBC’s Tech Executive Council.

Our economist says the consumer is on the cusp of a significant slowdown, and that could mean big changes for the Fed’s rate cut timeline. Plus, La-Z-Boy shares are soaring to their highest level since 2021 and best day in 7 years. We’ll ask the CEO what’s driving demand. And Lennar is lower despite an earnings beat, but our analyst says that presents a big buying opportunity.

The growing divergence between corporate bonds and equities could signal two things, according to our market guest, and neither of them is particularly good. Plus, investors are starting to question travel stock multiples as prices begin to crack. We’ll check in with the CEO of one of the largest global hotel brands. And we’re tackling stock splits in 3 Buys & A Bail with KKM’s Jeff Kilburg.

The Fed’s Loretta Mester says it’s important not to wait too long to cut rates, but one of our guests says the bifurcation she’s seeing in the economy all but guarantees we’ll be higher for longer. She’s here to make her case. Plus, investors dumped value and bought growth stocks last week, but our market guest is sticking with the value trade. He brings three names he says are well-positioned to pay dividends literally, and figuratively, from here. And from buydowns to rebates the EV winter has pushed suppliers to offer heavy incentives to stoke demand. But Barclays says it may have gone too far. The analyst joins us with the story and the trades. 

The latest economic data suggests the Fed may be falling behind, but is today’s data more noise than signal? We’ll debate. Plus, Slow Ventures’ Sam Lessin says Apple’s WWDC showed it was being smart about AI and came with a serious warning to OpenAI. He’ll join us to explain. And as shareholders vote on whether Elon Musk’s pay package should get approved, we’ll speak with one shareholder who voted yes.

We’re counting down the Fed decision with what to expect from the committee and what to listen for during Powell’s press conference. Plus, Paramount’s controlling shareholder Shari Redstone shocked the business world by terminating merger talks with Skydance. Needham’s Laura Martin joins us to discuss what’s next for the company. And ad firm MNTN is unveiling a new AI-powered platform for advertisers. We’ll look at how it works, and whether it can alter the media landscape.

Kelly explains why Apple’s AI offering was a game-changing moment for the company – and maybe the whole world, too.

Recession probabilities are at their lowest level in over two years, but one part of the labor market suggests otherwise. Plus, markets may be hitting all-time highs, but our market guest says there’s a handful of stocks that were punished on earnings and are worth picking up. And Apple shares are at a new all-time high on the heels of this year’s WWDC, but are Elon Musk’s concerns about security warranted? We’ll ask one cybersecurity expert.

Apple’s highly anticipated developers conference is kicking off with investors eagerly anticipating the company’s AI announcements. We’ll bring you all the headlines live from Cupertino, California. Plus, Europe’s future is in flux after far-right parties made major gains during this weekend’s EU Parliament elections, leading French President Macron to call for a snap national election. And a number of regional banks are joining a downgrade watch list from Moody’s. We’ll ask the person behind the call what they can do to reduce their risk.

Kelly explains why the market seemed unimpressed by the “Roaring Kitty” livestream.

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The synchronized global rate cuts seem to be starting, but will the Fed end up quickly following suit, or will high inflation keep Powell & Co. on the sidelines? Plus, travel stocks tend to be among the hardest-hit names during a downturn, but Travel + Leisure’s CEO calls their business model recession-proof and joins us to make his case. And Sweetgreen shares have tripled YTD as the company invests in automation and suburbanization. We’ll ask the CEO what’s driving growth and what’s next for the company.

We’re counting down to Friday’s big jobs report with a look at the warning signs in the market. Our guest is still bullish in the short-term and joins us with where he’s finding opportunities. Plus, “Roaring Kitty” trader Keith Gill seems to have posted his Gamestop holdings on Reddit, but can he cash in without attracting regulatory scrutiny? And First Solar shares surged after one analyst called it an under-appreciated beneficiary of AI. He joins us to explain his call.

India’s stock market hitting a record high, while the EWW Mexico ETF is hitting a 4-year low. We’ll look at what’s driving these moves and where to find the best overseas opportunities. Plus, Costco is touching a record high after some choppy trading last week, and Wall Street is getting even more bullish. We’ll speak with one analyst who just raised her price target and says it can withstand any macroeconomic environment. And in 3 Buys & A Bail, Jeff Killburg is trading AMD, Duke Energy, Exxon Mobil, and Starbucks.

We debate whether it’s a mistake for the Fed to keep a rate hike on the table after today’s PCE reading. Plus, the relative cost gap between dining in and dining out is at a record high, but our analyst says that benefits one staples stock in his coverage universe. And with earnings season nearly over, we’ll look at how one company is leveraging AI to make earnings trends and data more accessible to investors.

Salesforce plunging 20% after its first revenue miss since 2006, but is it just AI growing pains or is AI killing SAAS? Plus, pending home sales dropping to a 4-year low, but it’s not all bad news. Morgan Stanley has two names that benefit from a housing shortage and affordability crisis. And Costco, Dell, and MongoDB are on deck with results. Nancy Tengler joins us with the trade on all three and her take on the markets.

Nvidia is on a tear, but if you think you’ve missed the rally, there’s one key metric that suggests there’s more room to run. Plus, as yields rise, so do doubts about a rate cut, but our market guest says it doesn’t matter and will tell us where he’s seeing opportunities. And J.P. Morgan is out with a new report suggesting we could see more movement in the housing market soon. We’ll tell you why, and who’s buying.

Our strategist says the Fed holding rates higher for longer makes him more bullish on near-term stock prices. He’ll tell us why and give us two names he likes outside of tech. Plus, is the uptick in stock splits a positive sign for the market? We’ll look at how these names typically perform after the split and which companies could be next. And our mystery stock of the day is getting an upgrade, sending shares up 9%. We’ll reveal it and hear from the analyst who says the AI rewards outweigh the risks.

Was yesterday’s market sell-off a blip or the start of something bigger? We’ll look at how to position your portfolio. Plus, one of the biggest utilities in the country wants the highest electricity users to pay their fair share. We’re joined by the CEO of Duke Energy with what that would look like, and how they’re preparing for a surge in power demand. And don’t miss a special 3 Buys & A Bail “under the radar” edition with KKM’s Jeff Kilburg.

The market sees the first cut in September, but our economist says you don’t have to wait that long – it’s going to be July. We’ll ask what makes him so confident. Plus, no signs of an AI slowdown. Nvidia crushing it once again, with data center growth up more than 400% from last year. And that’s good news for this company. Nvidia and all the big tech giants are clients. The CEO joins us live ahead. And there are Zyn-fluencers and now there’s a Zyn rewards program. We look at the explosive growth of the tobacco-free nicotine pouches, how Philip Morris International is capitalizing on it, and how much upside our analyst sees for the stock because of it. 

We didn’t get a recession, but the market’s behaving as though we just came out of one. That’s how our market guest sees it – and he sees opportunity because of it. He’s here to make his case and brings three names he likes from here. Plus, here comes Nvidia. Our trader is watching for a specific level, and she’s prepared to make a move. She’ll tell us what she expects that move to be today. And with Microsoft’s backing, Khan Academy is bringing its AI tutors to teachers across the country for free. Sal Kahn is here, fresh off the stage at Microsoft Build, to tell us how they’ll be using it, and why it will make a big difference in the classroom.  

Microsoft’s developer conference is underway with CEO Satya Nadella giving the keynote speech right now. We’ll continue to bring you all the latest headlines from that event as we get them. Plus, the tech-heavy Nasdaq hanging near the flat line after hitting a record high in yesterday’s session. We’re on record close watch for both the Nasdaq and the S&P 500. The Dow meanwhile, is on pace for a second positive day in three. This comes as we’ve heard from five Fed officials so far today, all conveying the same message: the path to 2% will be longer than expected, and bumpy. The first cut is expected to come in September. Let’s see if that changes after our first and exclusive interview with Fed Governor Christopher Waller. 

The consumer is doing just fine, even on the low-end. Two of our guests are making that point today. One of them says they’re taking cuts off the table until at least December, while the other says there’s even a case to be made to raises – not cut – this year. Both are here to explain and tell us how they’re positioning from here. Plus, the “Black Swan” is here to talk AI, Bitcoin, Middle East turmoil, and where he’s seeing the biggest risks. Nassim Taleb join us live to tell us how you can position to protect yourself – and even profit from it. And Wells Fargo says China’s rise to dominate the global EV market is not all bad news for U.S. auto stocks. We’ll reveal the one name that may even benefit from it. 

Does the rally have room to run? Our market guest says yes, and for one specific reason. She’s here to make her case, and bring one name she’s especially bullish on. I’ll give you a hint – she buys her gas and her champagne there. Plus, OpenAI partnering with Reddit is just the latest example of AI companies racing to secure access to data. And they may be knocking on this company’s door too. We’ll bring you the name, and the man lending AI efforts there.  

milestone moment. The Dow just hit 40,000 for the first time ever, but can the bulls keep the momentum going? Our market guest has concerns about the strength of the economy and the consumer. He’s here with what makes him worry, and what he’s buying against this backdrop. Plus, speaking of the consumer, one of our guests is hoping to attract a particular kind. We’ll tell you who, how, and why they’re on this year’s Disruptor 50 list. And speaking of disruption, is ChatGPT’s latest tech a killer or catalyst for language learning companies? The CEO of Duolingo isn’t worried, he’s welcoming it with open arms. 

Stocks are surging after inflation cooled a bit last month. We’ll look at what that means for the Fed’s next move. Plus, lower yields are boosting homebuilders today, but new data shows demand could be slowing and we could be nearing an inflection point. And now that Google’s announced an AI assistant and search overhaul, what do all the big tech moves mean for advertisers and publishers?

Kelly explains how many investors have done better over time than they realize.

Google’s annual developers conference is kicking off with some big announcements on the company’s AI initiatives. We’ll bring you the headlines and break down what they mean for the AI race. Plus, meme stocks are back in the spotlight, and we’ve got the charts, the chatter, and the trade on the latest stock market craze. And Mastercard’s new numbers show consumers spending big on travel. We’ll break down the data with Mastercard’s chief economist, Michelle Meyer.

Kelly explains why the Fed’s battle against inflation is far from over.

Roaring Kitty and the meme trade are back, along with the rising risk of stagflation. We’ll look at how to position, and how to diagnose the health of this market rally. Plus, Apple, Google, and Microsoft are gearing up for their developer conferences. But OpenAI is front running all of them with today’s spring update. We have the headlines and the implications of a potential landmark deal with Apple. And despite big gains from GLP-1 makers, health care is underperforming the broader market this year, and our market guest has three value names in the space.

Is the IPO reopening real? Is Google’s AI strategy hinging on man? And speaking of AI, we’ve been waiting on something big from Apple, and they “crushed it,” but not in a good way. We’ll talk about all of that with Slow Venture’s Sam Lessin. Plus, the Dow is on track for eight straight days of gains. Our market guest says those gains can keep going, as long as one thing happens. He’ll tell us what it is and what he’s buying. And, in choppy waters. That’s how the CEO behind this name describes the consumer. He also says his company is well-positioned to weather it. The stock is up 17% just this week. He joins us ahead.  

Corporate America is giving mixed signals on the consumer. We’ll round up the latest company commentary and speak with Lidl’s US CEO about what he’s seeing on the food inflation front. Plus, Beyond Meat’s CEO joins us for his first live TV interview since the depths of the pandemic. We’ll wrap up the company’s disappointing quarterly results and look ahead to what’s next. And Gen Z is increasingly choosing trade schools over traditional 4-year colleges. We’ll speak with the CEO of one publicly traded company that’s benefitting from that boom.

Jefferies’ David Zervos says traders are living in rate cut la-la land and joins Kelly to make his case. Plus, office loan defaults are nearing historic levels, and the Empire State Building’s landlord says that’s creating a once-in-a-lifetime buying opportunity. And the likes of Stanley Druckenmiller are starting to trim Nvidia –should you? We’ll ask one of the biggest bulls on Wall Street.

Stanley Druckenmiller says rate cuts should be entirely off the table and that the Fed fumbled the football on the 5-yard line with the game on the line. We’ll look at the path forward for the Fed. Plus, Disney nearly broke even on streaming, but missed revenue estimates for a fourth consecutive quarter. We’ll ask Oscar-winner Brian Grazer about the future of Hollywood. And Apple unveiling its first iPads since 2022, but today’s news is only an appetizer for next month’s big event.

This year’s “Woodstock for Capitalists” is in the books, and we’ve got one Berkshire shareholder to weigh in on Buffett’s latest moves. Plus, former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz says Starbucks needs to fix its stores to win back customers, but Bank of America is sticking with its buy rating on the stock and joins us to make her case. And, we’re tackling Disney, Simon Property Group and Lucid in Earnings Exchange.

A weaker-than-expected jobs report following a more dovish-than-expected Powell this week... did it just change the rate cut timeline for the Fed? Plus, there was one thing overshadowed in Apple’s blowout earnings report that has Needham’s Laura Martin worried. We’ll ask her what it is and what Apple can do to alleviate her concerns. And Starbucks, Disney, Block and Under Armour have all been helmed by boomerang CEOs, but has that helped or hurt the companies? We’ll ask our trader in 3 Buys & A Bail.

We’ll break down Fed Chair Powell’s message to the markets and tell you how to position from here. Plus, freelance job platform Upwork is moving higher on earnings and strong guidance. We’ll speak with the CEO about the labor trends she’s seeing. And Apple headlines today’s earnings after the bell, but we’ll also get the action, the story, and the trade on Hershey and Cloudflare in Earnings Exchange.

60 minutes until the Fed’s latest decision on interest rates. We’ll tell you how to position and what to expect for today and the rest of the year. Plus, Taylormade is taking a big swing at athleisure with Tiger Woods’ new line. We’ll speak to the CEO about that partnership, the state of golf, and a potential IPO. And we’re tackling the consumer, inflation, and housing in today’s Earnings Exchange.

24 hours until the Fed’s next decision on interest rates and one of our next guests says we could in for a hawkish surprise. She’ll tell us what she means by that and how to position. Plus, Amazon’s earnings expectations are sky-high, but one portfolio manager says the company’s firing on all cylinders and joins us to make his bullish case. And our mystery cloud stock of the day is hitting an all-time high on the back of an earnings beat. The CEO joins us exclusively with what’s driving the results.

As we count down to the Fed’s decision on interest rates this week, our market guest says don’t fear high rates, embrace them! He tells us why, and what he’s buying against this backdrop – including one name that’s out of character for him. Plus, Elon Musk makes a surprise visit to China as Tesla clears a major hurdle in that market. Is this the catalyst that could turn things around for the beaten-down EV maker? We’ll discuss. Plus, this name offers a unique way to trade the GLP-1 diet drug craze, but the company’s product spans across various sectors. The CEO joins us exclusively ahead. 

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A GDP surprise, and not a good one! The economy is slowing but inflation is stubborn, yields are spiking, and stocks are sinking. But two of our guests say it's not as bad as it seems. They’re here to tell us why, and where they see opportunity in this market. Plus, Meta is down big amid weak revenue guidance and big AI spending plans. Did that report just set the tone for Alphabet? We'll talk about that, and look at the names that are set to benefit from Meta's AI capex commitment. And there's one stock defying the selloff today. It's up 6% right now, and up 600% in a year. Yesterday, one of our guests called it a top pick. So we invited the CEO on. He joins us for an exclusive interview ahead.

The bull market has room to run, and the recent volatility has presented great opportunity. That’s according to one of our guests. He’s here with what makes him optimistic, and the three names he likes right now. Plus, Boeing’s loss may have been smaller than expected, but it was an ugly quarter. We have the latest on earnings, the CEO search, and how quality control issues are being handled. And, there more names on deck to report including a big one, Meta. We have the action, the story, and the trade into the print. 

: Stocks higher, yields lower as investors digest mixed economic data. Business activity in April grew at the slowest pace so far this year, while new orders fell for the first time in almost four years. But manufacturing input costs hit a one-year high and services demand remains strong. So what does all this mean for the Fed? Our economist makes the case for a July cut. Meanwhile, new home sales notched their highest reading since September, as builders pull back on prices and offer incentives to offset higher rates. We’ll talk to the CEO of real estate developer Howard Hughes Holdings about the demand trends he’s seeing.  

There’s GDP, PCE, and big tech earnings. It could be a market-moving week. If there’s a pullback, our market guest says ‘buy.’ He’ll tell us why and where he’s looking for opportunity. Plus, speaking of pullbacks, some of semi names are in a bear market, but our analyst sees strength ahead, and soon. He’ll tell us when, why, and what names he sees best positioned across the chips universe from here. And on this Earth Day, a special Three Buys and a ‘Maybe’ ESG edition. The acronym may be divisive, but the returns our guest sees for these names may make you a buyer.

Geopolitics, earnings, and economic data on deck next week could make or break the Fed’s hawkish tilt. We’ll look at what to watch and where to find value. Plus, Netflix shares plunging after saying it’ll stop reporting subscriber numbers. We’ll tell you whether investors should be worried. And airlines earnings are off to a strong start, but there’s a bifurcation in that trade, and Wall Street’s top airlines analyst is here with what it is.

Has the Fed’s base case shifted from “later cuts” to “no cuts this year?” Our market guest says it doesn’t matter. He sees stocks going higher regardless. He’ll tell us why, and the one scenario that could change it. Plus, credit card debt stands at a record high. At the same time, using buy now pay later to fund purchases remains popular. Klarna has its finger on both of these trends, and the CEO is here with what he’s seeing. And, a push to on-or near-shoring supply chains is making one sector increasingly attractive. We’ll tell you which one, and the names that stand to benefit the most. 

The bond market is keeping stock gains in check as we prepare to hear from Fed Chair Powell this hour. We’ll bring you the headlines and reaction from BNY Mellon’s CEO. Plus, the winners and losers ahead of REIT earnings as office vacancy rates hit a 20-year high. And housing starts just posted the biggest drop in 4 years, but one name is better-insulated from high rates, according to our analyst.

Stocks sink after Israel vows to retaliate against Iran following its missile attack over the weekend. We discuss the ramifications across energy and defense and what it means for US foreign policy. Plus, Netflix kicks off big tech earnings later this week. Morgan Stanley’s Ben Swinburne joins with the key numbers to watch and why he sees $1000/share in the not-too-distant future.  

We’re tracking the market sell-off to end the week, but our market guest says investors need to be selective to avoid a lost decade of gains ahead. Plus, venture capitalist and “Shark Tank” guest judge Matt Higgins joins us with where he sees the most risk and opportunity in the VC landscape right now. And Box CEO Aaron Levie is here to weigh in on the debate of whether AI will cut or create jobs.

WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann is unveiling his new venture and spoke exclusively to our Deirdre Bosa about that and his bid to buy back WeWork. Plus, Bank of America says the Street is underestimating Apple’s pricing power ahead of its results and joins us to make his case. And the market is fixated on the macro, but that’s a good thing according to our market guest who says the setup into earnings couldn’t be better.

March’s CPI number came in hotter than expected, hurting the probability for a June rate cut, but our market guest sees a lot of opportunities in both stocks and bonds. Plus, Nvidia’s defying gravity according to our trader. He’ll tell us how to position. And Google is unveiling a new chip and calling out the competition. We spoke exclusively with the Google Cloud CEO and bring you the highlights.

Satori Fund’s Dan Niles brings us the three names he would kick out of the Mag 7, and the areas where he’s looking beyond big cap tech. Plus, we’ll check in with one banking veteran ahead of the financials kicking off earnings season. And inflation is not slowing down Norwegian Cruise Lines as the company places its largest ship order ever. We’ll speak with the CEO on the heels of that massive investment.

The Fed has been unusually unanimous over the past several years, but we’re starting to see some divisions when it comes to cutting rates. Plus, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen sat down exclusively with our Sara Eisen in China. We’ll bring you the highlights. And we’re counting down to the 2024 solar eclipse with a live report from Burlington, Vermont, and renowned theoretical physicist and author Brian Greene.

Another strong job report is leading our economist to change her rate cut forecast. She joins us to make her case and tell us what she expects from the Fed going forward. Plus, a check on the consumer, including one name where our analyst sees a 26% rally. And “higher for longer” is not an issue for the ultra-rich. We’ll tell you who’s scooping up properties in Miami and talk to one of the power brokers behind some of the deals.

What happens if tomorrow’s key jobs number misses consensus in either direction? We’ll look at the dueling scenarios. Plus, Disney notching a win against Trian’s Nelson Peltz, but the fight is far from over. And a rare interview with Founders Fund Partner Trae Stephens on the state of VC funding, AI, and much more.

Disney’s shareholder meeting is underway. We’ll bring you the result of its proxy battle and what it means for the future of the company. Plus, we’re live at the Sohn Conference for David Einhorn’s best investing idea. And the Fed chair Powell continues to push back the timeline for rate cuts. We’ll look at the fallout for the economy.

Stocks are under pressure as yields climb and gold hits an all-time high. Plus, SF Fed President Mary Daly is preparing to speak this hour as the market comes to terms with fewer rate cuts. We’ll look at how to position for higher-for-longer rates. And Tesla shares falling after deliveries fell below even the lowest analyst estimate.

Stocks are falling and yields are climbing in the first trading day after the Fed’s key inflation read showed prices moderated in February. We’ll look at whether three rate cuts are still on the table for 2024. Plus, manufacturing in China finally grew for the first time in five months. Is it a blip or have the Chinese markets finally hit a bottom? And Macy’s pain could be its competitors’ gain... We’ll look at the brands that will benefit the most.

Disgraced former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried gets hit with a 25-year sentence. We’ve got color from the courtroom and one attorney’s analysis of the “paradox” case. Plus, the AI underdogs are on the verge of an opportunity our analyst says he hasn’t seen in a decade. And we’ll go around the world once more in a special Europe edition of 3 Buys & a Bail.

Veteran investor Mark Mobius says India is on top. He's here with where he's seeing the biggest opportunities, and the names to buy to take advantage of it. Plus, AI and the banks. Top banking analyst Mike Mayo says there's one clear winner. He's here to tell us who it is, what makes it a standout, and how much upside he sees ahead. And powering AI will be a massive challenge, but there are four names well-positioned to lead the charge. The analyst behind that call is here to make his case.

One of our market guests says we’re in a debt-fueled, buyback-driven rally that could extend the bull market for years to come. Plus, Japan’s stock market is hitting record highs but it’s not too late to get in, according to one portfolio manager. And one consumer staples stock is down 30% from its recent high, but one of our guests likes it and says now is the time to buy.

Is the market truly ready for a more hawkish Fed on the heels of Atlanta Fed President Bostic’s comments? We’ll talk about that and how to position. Plus, Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun is set to leave the company by year-end. And we’re going around the world this week to find opportunities, kicking things off with China and Kraneshares CIO Brendan Ahern.

One of our market guests says the market’s not a bubble, but it’s “bubbly.” He’ll tell us what he means by that. Plus, Tesla is down more than 30% to start the year, should you steer clear or buy the dip as Sen. Warren now calls for an investigation. And it’s been a big week for the builder stocks, but one analyst is calling out one retailer as a stealth housing buy. We’ll reveal it, ahead.

Wall Street is building on a record-setting run, and our market guest says it doesn’t matter when the Fed cuts – that run will continue. He’s here with what makes him so bullish. Plus, we are awaiting Reddit’s first trade. Bullpen Capital’s Duncan Davidson told us yesterday that if it prices at the top of the range, it could be set up for failure. Well, it did price at the top of it, at $34. Duncan is back with us. We’ll see what happens when the first trade crosses the tape. And two reasons why Netflix will continue to dominate the streaming wars. Our analyst tells us what they are and how much upside he sees ahead. 

Less than 60 minutes away from the Fed decision, we’ll look at how to position ahead of Powell’s press conference. Plus, Reddit is set to become the first major mainstream company to go public this year, but our guest says he wishes it wasn’t leading the way. And Chipotle shares briefly topped $3,000 after announcing one of the biggest stock splits in history. We’ll look at what’s behind the timing and what it could mean for the stock going forward.

Abandon tech at your own peril, according to our market guest. He’ll join us with the two names to consider from here. Plus, Nvidia’s announcing an extended partnership with Databricks. We’ll speak with the CEO about that and the company’s potential IPO. And the CEO of Howard Hughes joins us on why he says the housing shortage will get worse before it gets better.

Our market guest is avoiding the most crowded trades, and betting on what he calls “the most underrated methodology”. He’ll tell us the names he found and opportunities he sees. Plus, Apple is reportedly looking to license Google’s Gemini AI, but is that enough to put Apple back in the AI conversation? We’ll debate. And homebuilder sentiment is finally back in positive territory. We’ll speak with one player doing business in both space.

Next week’s Fed meeting has big implications for investors for the rest of the year. We’ll tell you what could change and what it means for the market. Plus, the National Association of Realtors reaching a settlement that will change the real estate market as we know it. We’ll get the Redfin CEO’s first reaction. And Boeing’s on pace for its worst week since January’s infamous doorplug incident, but one Boeing shareholder tells us he’s sticking with the stock, and joins us to make his case. 

The market now sees the Fed’s first rate cut coming in June, but one former NY Fed analyst thinks that’s an overestimate. Plus, the so-called TikTok bill is on its way to the Senate as one billionaire floats a plan to buy the company if it becomes law. We’ll look at the social media landscape and impact on the 2024 election. And Impossible Foods is in the midst of a makeover as it hopes to attract more customers. The CEO joins us with what’s behind the strategy.

Stocks struggling to keep up yesterday’s momentum. We’ll get you up to speed ahead of tomorrow’s inflation and retail sales data. Plus, energy prices moving higher as Ukraine blows up a Russian refinery. Dan Yergin is here to weigh in on the return of energy security and its costs. And Congress is taking the first step toward a TikTok ban. We have what’s next and what it means for cybersecurity going forward.

Today’s inflation print may be pushing Fed rate cuts even further out, with markets now pricing in just a 50% chance in June. We’ll look at how to position and get the results of the 10-year note auction. Plus, Boeing reportedly failed 33 out of 89 FAA product audits, and now the manufacturer’s woes are starting to hit the airlines’ bottom lines. And today is Equal Pay Day, marking the date that symbolizes how far into the year women must work to earn what their male peers earned in the previous year. We’ll look at the salary shortfall and what companies can do to help close the gap. 

With earnings in the rearview mirror, our market strategist brings some buys that coincide with what she thinks will be the next catalyst for the market. Plus, a new cap for credit card late fees, thanks to a new rule from the CFPB. We’ll speak with the director about why it’s a controversial topic for many. And serial entrepreneur Gary Vaynerchuk is here with former TikTok CEO Kevin Mayer to discuss their new media venture targeting children.

Stocks are struggling to hold their initial gains following the stronger-than-expected jobs number, but Fundstrat’s Tom Lee is staying bullish on stocks and tells us where he’s seeing opportunities now. Plus, the latest unemployment rate may have ticked higher but the share of prime-aged women in the workforce climbed to nearly 78% and is hovering near a record high. We’ll look at what it’ll take to get more women into the workforce. And President Biden is calling on higher corporate taxes in his latest State of the Union address. We’ll get a traders take in today’s 3 Buys & a Bail.

President Biden is expected to go after the wealthy and corporations in his State of the Union address tonight. We’ll look at the challenges and potential impact for business and Wall Street. Plus, Fed Chair Powell is wrapping up his second day of testimony on Capitol Hill. We’ll speak exclusively with Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester about the central bank’s path forward. And we’ll look at Costco, Broadcom, and Docusign ahead of their reports in Earnings Exchange.

The Fed’s not ready to start cutting rates, according to Chair Powell. We’ll break down his first day of testimony on Capitol Hill and what it means for investors. Plus, NYCB is plunging on reports the bank is seeking a major capital infusion. And OpenAI is firing back to Elon Musk’s lawsuit by publishing some of Musk’s emails that appear to contradict what he’s said recently about OpenAI.

Our market guest is rotating out of Nvidia and back into value, and has one name where he expects to see healthy returns. Plus, the Trex CEO joins us with his view of the housing market and how the deck manufacturer is benefitting from home renovation trends. And we’re talking shopping, cybersecurity, and the supply chain in Earnings Exchange before Nordstrom, CrowdStrike, and JD.com report.

The EU slapped Apple with a nearly $2B fine on the same day the tech titan changed its messaging around artificial intelligence. We’ll break down both stories and look at how to be positioned in the stock from here. Plus, could warehouses be the next shoe to drop in commercial real estate? Our analyst has the risks and opportunities in the sector. And as investors prepare for a big week of retail earnings, our trader has three buys and a bail in the space.

New York Community Bank management described internal controls at the bank as ineffective. We’ll look at what went wrong and speak to the former chief risk officer at Discover. Plus, Elon Musk is suing OpenAI and Sam Altman, but our market guest says she’s ready to buy more Tesla shares on any perceived weakness. And we’ve got a crypto edition of 3 Buys & A Bail, following bitcoin’s monster rally this week.

Today’s key inflation data is still ahead of the Fed’s 2% target, but that’s not stopping our market guest from finding ways to play offense. Plus, from the housing shortage, to onshoring, and America’s aging demographic, our guest has one REIT trade investors can take advantage of. And we’ve got a rare exclusive interview with the CEO of Acushnet, the parent company of Titleist, about the business of golf, what’s driving demand, and the future of the sport amidst all the uncertainty with the PGA Tour and LIV Golf

Our market guest says investors are paying too much attention to rate cuts and not enough to something else that could become a headwind for global markets. Plus, the CEO of Life Time joins us on the heels of an earnings beat with the company’s strategy amid the weight-loss drug boom. And we’re trading Paramount, HP, Inc., and Birkenstock in Earnings Exchange.

Our economist says the economy is setting up for a goldilocks growth period and joins us to make her case. Plus, the countdown to a partial government shutdown is back on, and it seems that time is the biggest hold up. We’ll speak to a Washington policy analyst to explain. And we’ve got the action, the story, and the trade for First Solar, Lemonade, and SquareSpace on today’s Earnings Exchange.

Economists are increasingly sure a recession can be avoided. We’ll look at what that means for the Fed’s rate cut timeline and the markets. Plus, Amazon is now part of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and that’s one of the reasons our guest sees another 30% upside from here. And three more names on deck to report, including one our trader says has been left for dead by the market, but may still have some life left in it.

Stocks are treading water after a big run. Is the AI momentum finally starting to slow or just shift to different names? Plus, Live Nation getting a lift after yesterday’s strong earnings. We’ll speak to the CEO about the quarter and the year ahead. And tomorrow marks the 2-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. We’ll talk to a panel of experts about the geopolitical landscape, the Biden Administration’s new sanctions, and the outlook for defense stocks.

Nvidia proves AI can continue powering big gains and our market guest has some names he’s looking within the AI ecosystem. Plus, our housing guest has the setup for the spring selling season, and we’ll speak with the CEO whose company owns the Empire State Building. And we’re talking content, concerts, and cash in Earnings Exchange with Warner Bros. Discovery, Live Nation, and Block.

We’ve got a First on CNBC interview with the CEO of Intel on the heels of their big Foundry Event. Plus, how do you trade Nvidia’s earnings ahead of the tech titan’s results? And the Travel + Leisure CEO joins us fresh off the company’s latest results with the travel trends he’s seeing to start the year.

What if the economy isn’t just avoiding a recession, but getting stronger instead? We’ll debate. Plus, one food stock just served up solid earnings and has been red hot, doubling off its recent low. Its CEO joins us to discuss. And our trader breaks down the narratives and numbers ahead of Toll Bros., Palo Alto Networks, and Wingstop.

Inflation data coming in hot yet again, so what’s next for the Fed? Moody’s Mark Zandi wants four cuts, while Wells Fargo’s Mark Smith sees the possibility of NO rate cuts in 2024. FICO’s software leverages AI to determine a customer’s creditworthiness...but there could be big changes ahead as lawmakers hash out how to regulate that tech. The FICO CEO tells us what’s next. Plus, go around the world in today’s edition of 3 Buys and a Bail. Stephanie Link gives us the trades on India, Japan, Macao and China. 

Is the American consumer finally about to crack? Our market guest says there are still ways to make money in the U.S., bring some global plays as well. Plus, retail investors are selling Tesla and buying Nvidia, but one investor says that may be about to change. And we’ve got the action, the story, and the trade for Coinbase, Roku, and Applied Materials ahead of their results.

Will inflation resume its downward trend, or will the so-called “last mile” require a harder landing? We’ll debate. Plus, an exclusive interview with Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev on the heels of the company’s surprise profit. And EV demand is slowing globally, but one company is looking to capitalize on that and its CEO joins us to explain how.

Stocks are plunging on today’s inflation read. We’ll look at the implications for the Fed and how to position from here. Plus, Grayscale’s global head of ETFs joins us with the latest read on their bitcoin products. And a trio of gig economy stocks set to report. We’ll look at the numbers and narratives to know.

The consumer isn’t cracking yet, but one analyst says the setup for retail earnings is tough nonetheless. She joins us with the one group she says can keep the retail party going. Plus, a lot of brands spent big money during last night’s big game, but the biggest winner may have been those who spent the least. And we’re tackling three names in earnings exchange: Marriott, Vornado, and Waste Management.

It’s been a big week for chip stocks, and while one name in the group isn’t getting a lot of attention from Wall Street, our market guest loves it. Plus, “Million Dollar Listing New York” star Ryan Serhant is here to weigh in on the spring season for housing. And we’re talking streaming, snacking and spirits in 3 Buys & a Bail.

Needham is upgrading Disney to buy for the first time in five years. The analyst behind that call joins us with what’s behind the decision. Plus, the S&P is nearing a record but our guest is bargain hunting in the beaten-down parts of the market and brings us his favorite names. And Philip Morris’ fastest-growing, tobacco-free product is facing some criticism from Capitol Hill. We’ll speak to an analyst about what it means for the stock, and former FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb for the impact on consumers.

Former Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan is here with the risks he sees in the regional banks. Plus, Goldman Sachs says forget the Magnificent 7 and makes the case for owning the AI 9. And ESPN, Fox, and Warner Bros are teaming up to launch a sports streaming service, but is it too saturated to succeed? We’ll debate.

VC Sam Lessin joins us amid more layoffs in tech with the themes he sees emerging in 2024. Plus, we’re halfway through earnings season and we’ve got three names on deck, including one that our trader says is a buy despite getting crushed since the pandemic. And our market guest says the stage is set for solid returns this year. He’ll tell us where he sees the most opportunities.

More good news on the economy coupled with more pushback on premature rate cuts from Fed Chair Powell is putting investors in a tough spot. We’ll look at how to position. Plus, a unique way to play the AI gold rush, featuring a Top-10 company on CNBC’s Just 100 List. And there’s a new quality concern for Boeing involving its supplier Spirit AeroSystems.

If there was any hope left for a March rate cut by the Fed, today’s blockbuster jobs report put an end to that. We’ll look at what’s next and how to position. Plus, AI lobbying spiked in 2023 as companies look to influence the federal government’s upcoming guidelines. And with activist investor activity picking up, our trader tells you which stocks are a bail and the ones to pick up because of it.

Goldman Sachs is revising its Fed rate cut forecast. Their chief U.S. economist is here with what’s behind the call. Plus, has the Magnificent 7 become the Terrific 3? One tech investor is going that way and tell us the names he’s sticking with. And the earnings parade rolls on with ExxonMobil, Chevron, Clorox and Skechers in Earnings Exchange.

We’re in the final countdown for the Fed decision, and our panel disagrees on when the Fed will cut rates and why. Plus, the ripple effects from the Fed’s higher-for-longer mantra will remain with the consumer long after they begin cutting rates. We’ll tell you some of the trouble spots to watch, though there are plenty of red flags in the most recent round of earnings. That’s the subject of today’s Earnings Exchange.

Consumer confidence is at its highest level in more than three years, but the labor market is flashing some caution signs. Former Pimco chief economist Paul McCulley will tell us when he expects the Fed’s first rate cut. Plus, we’re in the thick of earnings season with Alphabet and Microsoft earnings after the bell today. We’ll tell you what to expect. And social media CEOs could be in for a fiery hearing on Capitol Hill tomorrow. We’ll look at who’s taking the stand and who’s noticeably absent.

The Fed isn’t expected to cut rates on Wednesday, but our market guest says that’s a big mistake. Plus, North Carolina’s state health plan will stop paying for obesity drug coverage, and that may be good news for one company. We’ll speak with the CEO about why. And Red Sea disruptions could drive demand for one area of the commercial real estate market. We’ll connect the dots and tell you which sector.

Intel plunging on weak guidance, but our market guest still believes in the company’s turnaround story. She’ll tell us why. Plus, we just got the last key data point on the economy ahead of next week’s Fed meeting. We’ll look at whether it’s enough to nudge the Fed toward an earlier cut. And it’s been a bad week for several high-profile names. Our trader is bailing on three of them and buying one she calls seriously cheap.

Alaska Airlines CEO Ben Minicucci joins us for an earnings exclusive fresh off those results. His thoughts on the Boeing Max 9 turmoil and the DOJ’s stance on Alaska’s deal with Hawaiian. Plus, our market guest sees one group of stocks set to outperform despite some warning signs on the horizon. And we’ll break down three names getting ready to report in Earnings Exchange.

The so-called Magnificent 7 trade has created a lot of dislocation in the market, and our guest says that’s a good thing because it’s created a lot of opportunity. Plus, less than 2 weeks after the SEC approved spot bitcoin ETFs, there are two asset managers dominating the flow race. We’ll speak to one of them about that. And a small bank barometer with the CEOs of two regional players.

Stocks moving lower today, but our market guests both say the bulls have the upper hand. Plus, the U.S. expanding strikes in Yemen. We have the latest and a look at the retail group most exposed to Red Sea disruptions. And Netflix is on deck to report earnings. The company may have won the streaming wars, but what about the ad wars? Ad executive Mark Douglas will weigh in.

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The S&P 500 just hit a record high, but our market guest says the U.S. is still the place to be for stocks. Plus, a second bullish call for Apple in as many days. Evercore’s analyst will join us with the one event that could be a catalyst for the stock. And the CEO of Sotheby’s International Realty sees Americans who are still buying overseas, and will tell us where.

Spruce Point Capital founder Ben Axler joins us to defend his new short of MSCI. Plus, our market guest has three contrarian trades he says are poised to outperform. And 2024 is already being described by some as the year of the so-called “deepfake election”. We’ll look at what platforms and regulators are doing to defend our democracy.

The latest retail sales data coming in stronger than expected and investors are not too happy about it. We’ll debate whether rates could remain higher for longer. Plus, Chinese cars are flooding the West, but are they a real threat to American automakers? We’ll get one view from Hong Kong. And EY is launching its first-ever deal barometer and the sector where they expect to see the most M&A activity in 2024 will surprise you.

Bank of America’s survey shows overwhelming optimism for a soft landing, but Fed Gov. Waller says not so fast… We’ll look at how to position in this environment. Plus, bank earnings have felt like a gut punch according to our trader, but he’s still buying three and staying away from one. And the CEO of Taylor Morrison joins us with the pulse of the housing market.

Encouraging signs on the inflation front. The market now sees an 80% probability of a rate cut in March. But our market guest doesn’t see that happening. He’ll tell us the other places he’s seeing opportunity. Plus, geopolitical tensions are rising. Houthi forces now vowing to retaliate to last night's US-led coalition strikes in Yemen. So what happens next? We’ll ask former NATO Supreme Allied Commander, Admiral James Stavridis. And we're heading to the intersection of AI and real estate. We’ll tell you three ways investors can take advantage of –what our guest calls– massive opportunities ahead. 

CPI coming in hotter than expected, pushing stocks lower as a result. Could the first Fed rate cut come later than the market expected? Plus, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong calls the bitcoin ETF approval a great victory, but our guest predicts the company is in for a big reality check. And a rapid rundown with the RapidRatings CEO: the names on his radar that could be headed for financial trouble.

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun joins us exclusively for his first interview since a part blew off of a 737 Max 9 aircraft during an Alaska Airlines flight. Plus, our guests say the Fed’s rate cuts could come fast and furious if history is any indication. And stocks tend to outperform during an election year, but could the Fed and inflation play a unique role in this year’s campaign trail? Our guest looks at the factors in play.

Stocks struggling to extend yesterday’s gains but our strategist has one unloved part of the market he says to buy. Plus, The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is underway, and we’ll hear from the CEOs of Siemens and L’Oreal about their latest endeavors. And Elliott Management is making a billion-dollar bet on one dating company. We’ve got the details and what it reveals about activist investing in 2024.Investment Committee Disclosures

Citi’s best and worst performing sectors before and after a Presidential election. BMO says Fed cuts won’t be a tide that lifts all boats, especially in the retail sector. Their analyst reveals the particularly rate-sensitive names to buy now.And the CEO of the largest railcar-maker in the US weighs in on the state of freight and the impact of southern border closures. 

Wall Street still sees a 70% chance of a Fed rate cut in March, but KPMG’s Diane Swonk says no way and tells us why. Plus, stocks aren’t off to a great start this year, but our market guest is excited and sees plenty of opportunities ahead. And Danielle Shay joins us with three big tech names positioned for gains into earnings, and one surprising bail for investors.

Is stronger-than-expected economic data throwing the Fed’s rate cut timeline into question? We’ll debate whether it’s bad news for all stocks or just the high-flyers. Plus, the promise of AI could help revitalize downtown San Francisco, and we’ll speak to one developer making a billion-dollar bet on the Golden City. And the Stanley cup craze sweeping the nation has hit Wall Street, leading one analyst to downgrade Yeti. He’ll join us to make his case.

Stocks falling again after the Nasdaq’s worst start to a year since 2016. Is weak economic data the culprit? We’ll look at what’s dragging the market lower. Plus, another cargo ship attacked in the Red Sea is leading investors to worry about retaliatory attacks and the fallout for energy prices and the global supply chain. And Microsoft is nearing Apple’s market cap for the first time in a couple of decades. Is tech in trouble or is leadership just shifting? Nancy Tengler and Mark Mahaney weigh in.

Kelly explains the ins & outs of the fixed income market.

Our strategist says “higher for longer” is still very much in play and rates could spoil the party in 2024. Plus, rising tensions in the Red Sea are pushing oil prices higher. We’ll ask Atlantic Council CEO Fred Kempe whether we’re on the brink of a multi-front war in the Middle East. And Barclays becomes the fourth firm with a bearish rating on Apple. We’ll tell you why, as the stock drags the whole tech sector lower today.

Stick with tech in 2024, says our market guest, but not just any tech… She likes one name she’s been bullish on all year and is about to post its best year in two decades. Plus, 2024 could be the year the metaverse finally takes off! Apple is getting in the game and could change it for consumers. And a special EV edition of 3 Buys & A Bail to close out the year. We’ve got some under-the-radar names for investors to consider into the new year.

With stocks at or near record highs, our market guest says the gains can continue and is highlighting the parts of the market that he sees as undervalued. Plus, a blowout finish for biotech stocks to end the year – we’ll speak to one CEO whose company is coming off its best day ever thanks to the success of a heart disease drug. And our latest check on commercial real estate takes us down to Miami.

Don’t count out a January rate cut, according to one of our guests. He’ll tell us what has to happen for the Fed to pull the trigger, and what it means for the market rally if things don’t pan out that way. Plus, a trillion dollars in commercial real estate loans are set to mature by the end of next year. We’ll speak with one private credit player who says the motto for landlords is “Survive until 2025.” And Tesla’s seeing some real competition from Chinese EV maker BYD, and while shares are shrugging it off today, that may not last.

We’ve got the results of the final 2-year note auction of the year and the one key data point our market guest says will finally trigger the Fed pivot. Plus, a pair of big biotech buyouts today, including one pharma giant striking its second multibillion-dollar deal in less than a week. We’ll look at whether more M&A is on the way. And with tech stocks on track to post their best year since the turn of the century, can they avoid a sharp correction after their massive run? We’ll debate.

ARK Invest’s Cathie Wood reveals the stock she’s adding back to her portfolio, along with a few other names she’s betting on for the long-term. Economist Tom Porcelli tells us why Fed rate cuts are coming sooner than later…and why two percent is too late. Plus, Insulet shares have climbed 35% since an upgrade at Jeffries. We’ve got the med tech name that analyst says is poised to run in 2024. 

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Rate cuts are coming – and they’re coming fast. That’s been the theme out of Wall Street so far this week, but one of our guests sees it differently. He’s not expecting a cut until the fourth quarter, but he does however see a significant slowdown ahead. Given what we just heard from FedEx, could he be right? He joins us to make his case. Plus, the office sector has been hit hard by higher rates, but one analyst says it’s also been given a rare opportunity. He joins us with what he means by that, and how you can take advantage of it. And positioning for the new year. Our markets guest is looking overseas for opportunities. She’ll tell us where and what she’s buying. 

The toothpaste is out of the tube and a recession is coming, our economist says. She’ll make her case and look at the path forward for the Fed. Plus, how should investors position for a possible Fed pivot? Ariel Investments’ Charlie Bobrinskoy joins with his take on the value trade. And we’ll speak with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong about the recent crypto rally, the regulatory environment, and what a potential bitcoin ETF would mean for his company.

Goldman Sachs says rate cuts are coming, but Fed officials are pumping the brakes on that rhetoric. Jefferies chief market strategist David Zervos tells us why Fed Chair Powell needs to tread carefully from here. Plus, our market guest has two areas of this rally that he says are still cheap, though one of them is quite controversial. And Carter Worth joins us with the two trades he’s fading into the end of the year.

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The Dow is at a record high, while the S&P and Nasdaq are at 52-week highs, but did the Fed actually give Wall Street the “all clear?” Our economist isn’t convinced. Plus, the most heavily shorted S&P stocks are also up double-digits this month, and one equity strategist says that’s a major warning sign for the market. And mortgage rates are back below 7 percent for the first time since May. We’ll look at whether we’re on the brink of a major turning point in real estate.

One hour until the Fed’s decision on interest rates. What will the market be watching for from Chair Powell’s statement, and will stocks hit all-time highs as a result? We’ll get you ready for the decision and look at how to position.

24 hours until the Fed Decision, and one economist says we’re already in a soft landing. She’ll join us to make her case. Plus, builders have proven resilient amid a challenging housing backdrop. The CEO of Tri Pointe Homes joins us with his view on the industry heading into next year. And Morgan Stanley just wrapped up its big consumer and retail conference. The firm’s lead analyst is here to tell us how to position in retail.

This week’s big market-moving events should shed some light on when the Fed’s first rate cut could come. We’ll look at which data point you should be watching the closest. Plus, Shari Redstone reportedly in talks to sell a controlling stake of National Amusements. We’ll debate why now, and to whom. And Macy’s shares are surging on a buyout offer, but are the buyers more interested in the retail or real estate side of the business?

If you thought today’s jobs number was good, there’s another key number that could be even more important for “soft landing” hopes. We’ll reveal it and dig into the data. Plus, we’ll speak with one money manager whose fund is beating 99% of its peers, and ask which names are helping her beat the market. And California is in the midst of a land grab with some of the biggest names in tech taking over the state’s central valley. We’ll tell you what they want to build and where the backlash is coming from.

Bond yields have plunged in recent weeks, but our market guest says not so fast and expects the 10-year to hit 5.5% next year. He’ll make his case and explain why he’s staying in the “no landing” camp on the economy. Plus, one airline supplier is nearing an all-time high, and is uniquely positioned to benefit from the travel rebound. The CEO joins us for an exclusive. And the Street’s #1 homebuilding analyst is out with his 2024 forecast, saying a very specific group of stocks is poised to outperform next year.

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The labor market is showing slack, but when will be enough for the Fed to start cutting rates? We’ll ask Nationwide’s chief economist. Plus, CVS is going to change the way it prices prescription drugs. CEO Karen Lynch joins us exclusively with the details. And Walmart is launching a shoppable show, calling it “Rom-Com-merce”, but will it actually draw viewers? We’ll debate.

Gold is at all-time highs, bitcoin is at a 20-month high, but the “Magnificent 7” are underperforming. We’ll look at who’s really in the driver’s seat of this market rally. Plus, homeowners are sitting on trillions in equity, but it’s too costly to borrow…. for now. And Morgan Stanley says it’s Amazon and Walmart’s world, and we’re just living in it. The analyst joins us to make his case, and what it means for the retail landscape this holiday season.

Stocks are up and bond yields are down. The S&P 500 back to levels last seen in July after Fed Chair Jay Powell said "uncertainty over the economic outlook is unusually elevated," and signaled Fed officials are done hiking. Our market guest is still bullish but also wary of the headwinds, including the one we got today: U.S. Manufacturing is still shrinking, and by more than expected. We look at this tug-of-war in stocks between weak data and a dovish Fed. Plus, a stream dream team? Two rivals reportedly bundling up. We'll tell you who, and what it would mean for the rest of the streaming landscape and consumers. And a special 3 Buys & a Bail edition with Gina Sanchez. She brings three stocks she wants for Christmas and one lump of coal.

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Consumer confidence is climbing for the first time in 4 months, but some other economic data suggests a “hard landing”. We’ll look at what’s driving the divergence. Plus, Cyber Monday spending surpassed Black Friday, giving a big boost to the Buy Now, Pay Later names. The analyst who upgraded Affirm will join us with why now and what’s next. And Workday, Intuit and Foot Locker results are on deck. We’ll reveal at the AI angles Wall Street will be watching.

This Cyber Monday the CEO of ‘buy now, pay later’-company Klarna weighs in on the record demand for those loans as holiday shopping ramps up. And with that demand boosting Shopify’s shares by nearly 10%, we look at the other payment names that could see a positive halo effect. Plus, October’s new home sales data flashing warning signs for sellers ahead of the slow housing season. 

People across the country gearing up for one of the busiest shopping days of the year as consumer sentiment shows signs of improvement. We’ll look at whether spending could surprise to the upside. Plus, prices for goods and services are falling, but remain above pre-pandemic levels. We’ll look at where the drops are – and aren’t – and what that signals about the strength of the economy. And could jewelry-maker Pandora benefit from the consumer shift to more affordable, lab-grown diamonds? The CEO joins us for an exclusive interview ahead of Black Friday.

Kelly explains fact vs. fiction when it comes to consumer prices right now.

We have the latest on Sam Altman’s shocking exit from OpenAI and why it could become a legal headache for Microsoft. Plus, our market guest sees some strong technical signals that the rally is here to stay despite today’s weakness. And should corporate pensions make a comeback? Our guest says we’re already seeing a renaissance and it’s even good for corporate budgets. He’ll join us to make his case.

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Elon Musk once again in hot waters over his tweets, and his own company is back in damage control to reassure advertisers. We’ll look at the fallout for both parties. Plus, has the Fed won the inflation fight but lost the recession battle? We’ll debate. And China’s cheap retail apps are playing by different rules and gaining market share from U.S. brands. We’ll look at the names most at risk, and the ones actually benefitting from it.

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He was just on stage at Microsoft’s Ignite event, he's going to get on a plane to meet with President Xi, but first, he joins us live on this show. Microsoft's Satya Nadella on the company's big chip announcement, AI, China, and much more.And speaking of China – we're moments away from the first live pictures of President Xi and President Biden. Both countries competing for the global future, and one of our guests says if you take a clue from recent Xi speeches, a showdown of historic dimensions could be ahead.Plus – he tells Congress how much its laws will cost the country, and with two days until the government runs out of money once again, we'll speak live with CBO Director Phillip Swagel about what's at stake and what needs to change to get America's fiscal health in order. 

Did today’s CPI number cement the end of the rate hike cycle? We’ll ask our economist if it’s enough to move the Fed to the sidelines. Plus, veteran emerging-markets investor Mark Mobius joins us with what part of the world he’s most bullish on (Hint: It’s NOT China!) And weight-loss drugs have weighed on the food stocks, but one analyst sees 20% upside in a name thanks to its protein portfolio and joins us to maker her case.

We’re days away from a government shutdown, and that could put Thanksgiving travel in jeopardy, but we’ll look at why some analysts are more positive a deal will happen now. Plus, a lot has happened since the last time Chinese President Xi was in the U.S., but the tone from China toward American companies seems to be shifting. We’ll dig into what that means for the market, and who else could benefit. And we’ve got the debut of a new real-time gauge of how the consumer is really doing.

San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly joins us exclusively, on the heels of Fed Chair Powell saying the central bank is “not confident” it has done enough to bring inflation down. Plus, how much will macro headwinds weigh on consumer spending this holiday season? Bank of America’s retail analyst gives us her preview. And Tripadvisor’s CEO is here with his outlook on the holiday travel season, and the growth the company is seeing in the “experience economy.”

Stocks plunged on the 30-year bond auction results. We’ll digest them in real-time and look at where markets could go next. Plus, things are quiet on the IPO front during what’s historically a busy time. NYU Professor Aswath Damodaran joins us with his take on valuations and market conditions. And a surprising loser from the energy condition could be the agricultural industry. We’ll look at why and how to position.

Should the Fed get credit for the fall in inflation? Jefferies chief market strategist David Zervos joins us with his take. Plus, two ways to play the trend of people being stuck in homes they bought with low mortgage rates. We’ll talk to two CEOs with a front-row seat to that trend. And Disney, Affirm, Instacart, and Arm are on deck with results. We’ll get the action, the story, and the trade in Earnings Exchange.

The NY Fed’s newest report shows delinquencies are rising quickly in some areas, but our market guest is looking at another indicator she says suggests a rough holiday quarter ahead. We’ll look at what it is, and which market strategy to deploy into year-end. Plus, one lodging REIT just posted a solid quarter on the strength of corporate travel and conventions. The owner of the Grand Ole Opry joins us for an exclusive interview. And pet spending is still going strong. The CEO of Freshpet joins us on the heels of earnings with the stock up 20 percent in one week. 

Falling yields means good news AND bad news for the Fed and markets. We’ll look at why and how to position. Plus, do lower rates mean better prospects for the housing trade? Our analyst says yes, even with recession risks growing. And despite rising concerns about defaults in the private credit space, the market keeps growing. We’ll talk to one of the big lenders in the space about rates, returns, and recession risk.

Kelly explains why pensions plans could offer a creative way out of the country's long-term fiscal problems.

Did today's jobs report just cement the end of rate hikes? The market may be cheering the softer-than-expected numbers, but KPMG’s Diane Swonk says not so fast. Plus, one fast casual food stock is having a good week, but earnings were a mixed bag. The CEO joins us with what he’s seeing from the American consumer. And from China, to rates, to jobs and energy – it’s a special edition of Three Buys and a Bail. We’ll take a look at the week’s big themes, and make a trade for each.

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We have special coverage of the Federal Reserve’s decision on interest rates, live from Washington, D.C, featuring the fallout for stocks, bonds, the economy, and the consumer, as well as the view from Congress with Rep. Brad Sherman (D-CA) and Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA). Plus, we’re joined by one strategist on how to position your portfolio for any policy scenario ahead of a potential government shutdown.

Just over 24 hours until the Fed’s decision on interest rates. We look ahead to tomorrow’s meeting and the fallout for stocks and bonds. Plus, mortgage rates remain near multi-year highs, but that’s a silver lining for the nation’s largest home-loan service. The CEO will join us with his read on the health of housing. And in the spirit of Halloween, we’re looking at the scariest hypothetical bear cases in tech.

We have fresh signs that the economy is slowing, and hedge fund manager Kyle Bass says things are about to slow a lot more from here. He’ll join us with the biggest risks and opportunities he sees in the market right now. Plus, XPO shares are soaring on the back of earnings. The CEO is here with his read on the freight market. And the CEO of Spirit Halloween joins us ahead of the big day with his take on the consumer, commercial real estate, and the trends he’s seeing this year.

Our panel debates the latest economic data, and whether it suggests the consumer is not as strong as investors think. Plus, a rare and exclusive interview with Vanguard CEO Tim Buckley on how he’s approaching the market, as the world’s second-largest asset manager. And how are homebuilders navigating this new high-interest-rate environment? We get the read on housing from the CEO of Tri Pointe Homes, fresh off their results.

The latest data show the economy remains resilient – and so does the consumer. What does it all mean for the market and the Fed? We speak with one economist about her forecast. Plus, our market guest says the recent pullback in tech provides a good entry point, but there’s one way to play it. He’ll tell us how, and what else he’s buying outside of tech right now. And Empire State Realty Trust’s CEO joins us fresh off earnings with what’s driving the stock higher, and his read on the New York City commercial real estate market.

Three months after a bold call, our market guest rejoins us to take a “quarter-victory lap” and look ahead to the next opportunity. Plus, we’ll speak with the CEO of one travel company that’s benefitting from one key consumer trend that they expect to withstand an economic slowdown. And while homebuilders have been buying down mortgage rates to make homes more affordable, the calls for the government to step in are getting louder. Our strategist tells us how that approach would work and how likely it is to actually happen.

Pershing Square’s Bill Ackman covered his bet against bonds, but our market guest is not buying into that move. Plus, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon says central banks have been “100% dead wrong” on economic forecasts and it doesn’t matter if the Fed hikes again. Is he right? We’ll ask former Fed vice chair Randy Quarles. And Microsoft, Alphabet, and Visa are on deck with results. Our trader says one of them has a lot of problems… but good ones. He’ll explain in Earnings Exchange.

A big drop in bond yields after the 10-year started the day back above 5%, but the recent climb led our portfolio manger to say bonds can achieve equity-like returns over the next 18 months. She’ll tell us where she’s seeing opportunities now. Plus, one economist is sounding the alarm that government spending could overwhelm the Fed’s inflation fight. And the co-CEO of Morgan Stanley’s real estate arm is here to break down her strategy in the face of higher yields – and what she’s seeing for opportunities overseas.

Kelly discusses trouble brewing in the banking system.

The yield on the 10-year note hit 5% for the first time in 16 years, a five-star fund manager gives us his duration timeline. Why consumer is even stronger than you may think, and the hidden tax break for homeowners. Plus, Philly Fed President Patrick Harker has a very specific reason for keeping rates where they are. 

Kelly explains why the Fed has obligations beyond its "dual mandate.”

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The House divided. Jim Jordan comes up short in his second vote to secure the Speaker gavel. A top Republican strategist tells us how this should really be resolved. Plus, President Biden visits Israel. He’s pledging an "unprecedented" support package for the country...even as Congress remains leaderless. And have you seen what's happening with bond yields?  It's a major headache for banks – and the CEO of Hancock Whitney says that the historic move in yields is pressuring both consumer and commercial loan demand. He joins us to discuss.

Better than expected economic data is pushing yields back toward their recent highs. We’ll ask our strategist how he’s adjusting his portfolio. Plus, homebuilder sentiment sliding to 10-month lows, but our analyst is staying positive ahead of next week’s earnings and tells us why. And salaries could be higher for longer – keeping the Fed in that mode as well. 

Is inflation blinding investors to a potential fiscal crisis? We have two heavyweights on the controversial topic. Plus, bitcoin crossing above $30,000 for the first time in months. We’ll ask former CFTC Chairman Tim Massan about the path forward for regulation. And the second half of big bank earnings are on deck tomorrow. We have the action the story and the trade on two big names, plus Johnson & Johnson and Lockheed Martin.

Stocks are struggling, and gold is rallying as investors seek safety. Plus, oil climbing as the U.S. tightens sanctions against Russia. And mortgage rates are near 23-year highs, leading one former Obama official to suggest the government step in and curb the run in rates.

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We’re breaking down the geopolitical fallout from the Israel-Hamas war ahead of President Biden’s speech. Plus, could the 10-year yield be headed to 4% as the “earnings recession” is about to end? We’ll debate. And what are the consequences of a House of Representatives with no Speaker? AEI’s James Pethokoukis joins us to dig into that.

Stocks stage a reversal this hour as Israel’s conflict with Hamas enters its third day. We’ll look at what the unrest means for the region and for energy prices. Plus, activist investor Nelson Peltz is reigniting his proxy fight with Disney. And one analyst says investors should “close their eyes and buy” some utility stocks. She’ll join us with her top picks.

Stocks are staging a big reversal since this morning’s jobs report. We’ll look at the implication for yields and your money. Plus, mortgage rates are shooting higher, nearing 8 percent. And with earnings season around the corner, one analyst is slashing his estimates and price targets on a number of headwinds. He’ll join us to make his case.

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The one weapon the Fed has to pull off a soft landing could be backfiring. Companies with a ton of debt could be dead on arrival in this new high-interest-rate environment. And Chartmaster Carter Worth joins us to chime in on the Dollar as it hits an 11-month high.

Two big legal cases concerning the fate of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried and the CFPB. We’ve got the latest developments on each. Plus, is Microsoft’s new $9B AI tool worth the hype? And the weight-loss drug boom is having major ripple effects on stocks. We’ll look at one buy and one bail as a result of the craze.

The 10-year yield is hitting its highest level since 2007, and our market guest still sees opportunities in bonds ahead of a recession. Plus, Birkenstock is preparing for its IPO. VC Sam Lessin joins us with what the IPO market means for Silicon Valley and beyond. And a bullish call on a housing name one analyst says is well positioned for a slowdown.

With the government just two days away from a shutdown, we look at how it could impact everything from economic data to the IPO market. EV manufacturing one of the issues driving the UAW strike, and it could have big implications not just on the big three, but Tesla too, according to Barclays. Plus, a key childcare pandemic subsidy also expiring this weekend, which could have a big impact not just on daycare centers, but the US economy.

The biggest returns against a backdrop of soaring yields and oil prices, according to one 5-star fund manager. Plus, another strike looms over the economy – this time in the health care space. We’ll speak with the union rep about the negotiations and look at the stocks that could be at risk. And on private lender sees “demand destruction” the current environment. He’ll join us from CNBC’s “Delivering Alpha” to explain.

Value has taken a back seat to growth for the past 15 years, but the tide may be turning—we get the names to buy and hold onto for the long-term. The Senate Banking Committee passes a key piece of legislation for the cannabis industry. Plus…is the government shutdown about spending? Border security? The war in Ukraine? Why one policy analyst calls this the “Seinfeld shutdown.”

Between rising rates, the UAW strike, and a potential government shutdown, we’ve got every economic pressure point covered for investors. Plus, real estate magnate Don Peebles joins us to weigh in on the health of the housing market and commercial real estate, including the one city where he’s waiting to see a wave of defaults before buying up properties. And Bank of America is slashing their estimates on a pair of department stores on rising consumer risks. You won’t believe the shocking numbers behind these retailers’ revenues.

Kelly opines on the soaring national debt. 

Kelly explains why the Fed isn’t to blame for interest rates rising here.

With just days until a government shutdown, Raymond James’ Ed Mills takes a look at the potential impact on both stocks and bonds. Nevermind the office space, here’s the hospitality industry. Why hotels could be the next commercial real estate headache. Plus, Goldman’s Jeff Currie makes the bullish case for copper and oil in his last on-air interview while at the firm. 

There’s a perfect storm brewing for private equity as rates continue to rise, according to Dan Rasmussen. The UAW expands its strikes at GM and Stellantis facilities, the impact that could have on both production and share prices. Plus, if you’ve got a spare $200k, NYC has a club for that. We go inside the rapid rise of high society’s private clubs. 

Kelly explains why the U.N. General Assembly meeting might be losing its political luster.

Legendary economist John Taylor joins the show to weigh in on how the Federal Reserve should grapple with the glut of government debt that seems to be pushing yields higher. Plus, with stocks stalling and yields at multi-year highs, is the bond market the place to be buying right now? We’ll debate. And Klaviyo’s debut could be an opportunity to invest in the DTC space… one analyst joins us to make his case.

We’re live in Washington, D.C. ahead of the Federal Reserve decision on interest rates. And while the Fed is expected to pause, there is plenty of uncertainty around labor strikes, rising energy prices, and a looming government shutdown. We’ll look at what it all means for investors and consumers as rising rates take a bite out of their buying power.

Kelly explains why private equity could find itself becoming a casualty of the Fed’s rate hikes.

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Yields on the move ahead of Wednesday’s Fed meeting and our market guest warns that it’s NOT good news for stocks, saying anyone who thinks otherwise is living in fantasyland. Plus, what impact will the strike have on the economy? Rapid Ratings’ James Gellert joins us with the perfect storm he sees forming on the horizon. And one media analyst says the window for Disney CEO Bob Iger to get a good deal for ABC may be closing. He’ll join us to explain.

Mary Barra says she put a historic offer on the table, but UAW workers disagree, and instead, have now begun a historic strike. There will be ripple effects throughout the economy. We’ll have the latest, and look at just how wide those ripples could get. Plus, our market guest says he still sees gains ahead but they will be much harder to come by from here. He joins us to explain how to find them, and the names he’s buying right now. And on the heels of ARM’s big trading debut, we have a special three buys and a bail—2023 IPO edition. 

Kelly explains why we’re at one of the biggest inflection points the auto industry has ever seen.

Kelly explains why a lot of hype isn’t always best when it comes to IPOs – especially these days.

Shares of Softbank’s chip company, Arm, higher in their public debut…we discuss what it means for the likes of Instacart and Birkenstock’s impending offerings. But NYU’s Aswath Damadoran says he’s “skeptical of anything they touch,” warning about Softbank’s tendencies to overprice and underdeliver.Plus, fast casual restaurant stocks have been beaten up as of late, but Raymond James has names they say are poised to break out. 

Core inflation coming in a little hotter than expected in August, but the street taking it in stride. If we’ve exited what one economist calls ‘the regime of high inflation,’ what should investors be watching now? And speaking of a bump in inflation, Bank of America sees $100 oil as a possibility by year-end. Plus, buying buildings at land prices…a West Coast-based commercial real estate developer tells us what he’s got planned for San Francisco.

Kelly explains why the inflation data doesn’t matter the way it once did.

Apple debuts its iPhone at its flagship event in Cupertino. CNBC’s annual top Financial Advisors list is out and the #1 advisor joins with his best small cap buys now. Plus, Morgan Stanley’s all in on Tesla, but Needham says not so fast. 

Two deals dominating the news: Apple & Qualcomm and Disney & Charter. We’ll bring you the headlines and what it means for investors and consumers. Plus, Instacart’s valuation falling to a fraction of what it was just a couple of years ago. And finally, some signs of life for China’s economy! Are the concerns about its looming collapse overblown? We’ll debate. 

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Kelly explains why when it comes to economic data, caution should still be the order of the day.

Apple falling as China could reportedly widen their iPhone ban to state-owned enterprises. We’ll look at the fallout for Apple with a live report from Beijing, and a look at the technical levels, with shares seeking support amid their worst 2-day drop in nearly three years. And is energy’s gain retail’s pain? Gas prices are higher than usual for this time of year and that could eat into discretionary spending. We’ve got both sides of the story on today’s show.

Are rising interest rates suddenly bad news? All year long, equities have largely shrugged off climbing rates - but this week seems different. Yields popping again today on the back of another round of strong economic data. And just like yesterday, that's sending stocks lower. So why are investors sounding the alarm now? Plus, Apple shares are lower on a one-two punch overseas. The E.U. naming it one of six digital "gatekeepers," while China bans government officials from using iPhones at work. Is it a minor inconvenience or just the state's first salvo against the company? Analyst Toni Sacconaghi weighs in. And have we finally reached the television tipping point? Why the fight between Disney and Charter Communications could be the beginning of the end for linear TV as we know it.

Goldman Sachs slashing their recession odds and one Fed Governor says we’re coming off “a hell of a good week of data.” We’ll debate what it all means for the Fed’s next move. Plus, the key trend our market guest says poses a threat to stocks AND the Fed’s 2% inflation target. And more homeowners are bailing on home insurance, but not because they can’t afford it.

A “Goldilocks” jobs report sent stocks higher initially, but our economist warns that a recession coming, and investors better be ready for it. Plus, home prices hit an all-time high in July but there are signs of a top coming. We have the signals that need to be on your radar. And a special 3 Buys & A Bail: Fed Playbook Edition, featuring the stocks to buy in each rate-hike scenario.

JPMorgan Chase’s chief economist joins us after a ‘no surprise’ reading from today’s inflation print. He’ll give us his read on the numbers and what they mean for the economy. Plus, recruiter sentiment falling to a record low – we’ll look at the industries in demand ahead of tomorrow’s jobs report. And semiconductors take center stage this afternoon with Broadcom and VMWare reporting after the bell. We have the numbers and narratives to know in Earnings Exchange.

The latest round of economic data shows signs of the cooling the Fed is hoping for, but that's not enough to convince our strategist that the U.S. can avoid a recession. He’ll explain why he says stocks are in a 'jury duty market'. And we're one step closer to a spot bitcoin ETF thanks to yesterday's federal court decision. The chief policy officer of Coinbase joins us for an exclusive interview. Plus-- privacy, pets and pricing.  We'll tackle Crowdstrike, Chewy and Dollar General in today's Earnings Exchange.

Consumer confidence is down but our market guest is staying positive on the markets and has one group of stocks she says is poised to benefit. Plus, the list of the first 10 drugs targeted for Medicare negotiations is out, and former FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb is warning of unintended consequences. And on the heels of the latest Case-Shiller housing report, Yale Professor Robert Shiller joins us to discuss the findings and where housing prices could go from here. 

Nvidia, check! Powell, check! PCE and jobs on deck. And if you want to figure out where markets go from here, there's one index our guest is watching closely for clues. She joins us with the ticker and the trades she likes. Plus, from the economy to national security. It's complicated, and costly when it comes to U.S.-China relations. Fixing one of the main concerns could come with a $40 billion price tag. And finally, NIO is getting ready to report Q2 results as the China EV race heats up. We have the action, the story and the trade on that name, plus two retailers on deck. 

Powell sticking to his 2% inflation target and slightly hawkish stance at Jackson Hole, but one economist says it won’t be rate hikes that get us there.Packaging company Aptar Group seeing a 50% spike in sales in its pharma sales business last quarter, thanks to rising popularity of drugs like Wegovy and Ozempic…the CEO joins us to discuss. Plus, Zillow Home Loans launching a loan for qualified borrowers requiring just 1% down payment to help more potential homebuyers break into the market. A fix for affordability or a recipe for a mortgage meltdown?

The countdown for Fed Chair Powell’s speech is on, and we’ve got the headlines emerging from Jackson Hole ahead of tomorrow’s big event. Plus, Nvidia hitting a new all-time high after its latest blowout quarter. We’ll do a deep dive on the numbers. And Splunk’s CEO joins us exclusively to recap the quarter and look ahead to AI’s impact on the cloud business.

Can Nvidia beat expectations tonight? Our trader looks at the implications for the market and whether the AI boom is starting to cool. Plus, New York City is planning to rezone part of Midtown Manhattan to address the housing crisis. We’ll speak with one company providing the financing for conversion projects. And on the heels of La-Z-Boy’s results, the CEO joins us with her view on the health of the consumer and macro environment.

Soaring bond yields are worrying investors, but our strategist says this surge has him worried about a correction. Plus, ready or not, here comes another government shutdown showdown, and Goldman says it’s likely to happen in the coming months. We’ll look at the fallout for the Fed. And UBS is upgrading one company on its pricing power potential. The analyst behind that call joins us to make his case.

As yields hit historic highs, we'll look at how it impacts your money and the Fed's next move. And with China's central bank somewhat surprising investors overnight - we've got the impact on investors in the U.S. Plus, the read on retail for three names on deck with earnings: Macy's, Baidu, and Lowe's.

Just as important as the jump in bond yields this week, is the question of why this is happening now. For good reasons, like better economic growth? Or for bad reasons, like too much supply and central banks losing control? We'll look at what's been driving these moves, and where you can find the best value, right now. Plus, some major earnings drama. Shares of Palo Alto Networks have dropped 17% since their company's unorthodox decision to hold their earnings call today – a Friday – after market close. Dan Ives calls it a PR disaster. But one analyst calls it a super fun summer Friday! He's not worried, has a buy on the stock, and sees a 30% upside from here. And finally, one big-name investor drastically upped his stake in a high-profile name, but one of our traders says don't follow his lead. A special 3 Bails & A Buy: 13F Edition is coming your way.

Target and Walmart reporting two very different quarters, and with student loan payments set to restart soon, we’ll look at the names best positioned. Plus, the CEO of Goodwill joins us on National Thrift Shop Day with a look at the economics behind second-hand shopping. And Galaxy Digital’s Mike Novogratz is here with his latest read on the market, crypto, and the Fed’s next move.

Don’t bet on the Fed cutting rates anytime soon, says our market guest. She’ll tell us where she’s finding opportunities. Plus, the CEO of Jack Henry joins us on the heels of earnings with a look at the health of the banks and why their stock is the worst name in the S&P 500 today. And as rates keep rising and mortgage demand drops, there’s one housing name positioned to benefit from the environment. The CEO joins us ahead.

The Fed needs the economy to soften but today's retail data showing no signs of it. We look at why this could become a problem for the Fed and how you want to be positioned in this market right now. Plus, Fitch warning of possible downgrades ahead including big ones like JPMorgan Chase. Does this latest credit warning carry more weight? And homebuilder sentiment is dropping sharply. We’ll speak with a builder about what he sees ahead. 

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Chinese property giant Country Garden issuing a profit warning amid a decline in real estate sales, we have the latest details and the trade on the Chinese consumer slowdown. With the health care industry facing a critical worker shortage, the CEO of Adtalem Global Education, specializing in medical post-secondary ed, discusses what needs to be done to fill those positions. And recession rescue…a University of Chicago Booth School of Business professor reveals the current phenomenon he thinks will spare the US from a hard landing. 

Markets are breathing a sigh of relief on weaker-than-expected CPI data, but our market guest says don’t get too complacent and sees inflation rising again before year’s end. Plus, Disney is taking a page out of Netflix’s playbook on passwords, but is it too late to turn things around on streaming? We’ll look at some potential suitors primed to take it over. And the CEO of Cyberark joins us on the back of a big earnings beat and guidance hike with the threats he sees in the space as states like New York boost their security spending.

Crude prices are hitting their highest level of the year and our guest says ‘watch out’ because oil could push US inflation higher again even as deflationary trends emerge out of China. Plus, Stifel’s CEO joins us with his view of the headwinds facing banks and where the US economy could go in the next 6-9 months. And we talk to the head of a company that governments rely on to help clean up environmental disasters, and whose stock is moving higher on earnings.

Moody’s is downgrading several US banks and warning more could follow, but private credit is stepping in to fill the lending gap. We’ll speak with the CEO of one company which says it’s poised to benefit. Plus, big pharma seeing big gains thanks to the obesity drug boom. We’ll look at the four names in the food ecosystem that stand to gain and lose the most. And the cost of childcare continues to rise, but affordability is key to growing the economy according to a former Fed official. We’ll speak with the CEO of Bright Horizons about what it’ll take to bring costs down.

From rate hikes to cuts by next year? The NY Fed’s John Williams suggests that prospect in a new interview. We’ll look at what that could mean for inflation and the markets. Plus, is the labor market actually stronger than it appears? The debate between the ADP survey and the governments official data goes to the next level. And what’s driving historic lows in housing inventory? New data from Black Knight points to a few reasons and consequences.

Stocks pop and yields drop after today’s so-called “Goldilocks” jobs number. We’ll look at whether it’s enough to fuel the market euphoria and whether there are any bargains left to buy. Plus, Coinbase’s Chief Policy Officer joins us with a look at the regulatory landscape for crypto. And InvestingFixx co-founders Jean Chatzky and Karen Finerman join to discuss their newest venture for financial literacy.

The CEOs of Wyndham Hotels, and Portillo’s join us for a special Executive Edition of Earnings Exchange on the back of their results. Plus, the so-called crypto couple is back in court with a bombshell admission. And Shift4 founder and CEO Jared Isaacson joins to discuss Q2 results and the latest space ventures.

Bank of America becoming the first major Wall Street Bank to remove a recession from their outlook. BofA’s Chief Economist joins us with what has changed to make that call. Plus, if the economy isn’t deteriorating, why the U.S. credit downgrade from Fitch? Strategas’ Dan Clifton says it’s a warning shot to Washington, and we shouldn’t ignore the signs of stress that are building up. And oil just posted its strongest month in a year and a half, and that is leading to more pain at the pump. We look at how much higher oil and gas prices may go, and how much of a risk they pose to a soft landing.  

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Don’t get caught in the so-called “soft landing” trap, says our market guest. He tells us where he’s finding opportunities right now instead. Plus, the CEO of one under-the-radar AI name joins us with why his company is uniquely positioned at the intersection of AI and real estate. And halfway through earnings season, we’ve got Uber, Caterpillar, and Molson-Coors on deck in Earnings Exchange.  

The Fed might have a reason to pause rate hikes for the rest of the year, and our market guest has some ways for investors to position. Plus, one analyst is initiating coverage of a stock, calling it the “Messi of AI.” He’ll make his case for why it could rally 50% from here. And Golden Corral is launching a new fast casual brand this fall. The CEO joins us with what’s behind the debut, and his view on inflation.

GDP is topping expectations and inflation continues to cool, so should the Fed be done raising rates? Our market guest tells investors how to position. Plus, all aboard the cruise rally! The CEO of Royal Caribbean joins us on the heels of a big earnings beat and guidance hike. And three key consumer names are on deck with results. We have the action, the story, and the trade in Earnings Exchange.

All the investment advice you need to know ahead of the Fed decision on interest rates. Plus, billionaire real estate mogul Don Peebles joins us on set with an update on the health of commercial real estate, and why he’s most excited about New York City over the next decade. And the Teamsters General President joins us fresh off the UPS deal, averting a costly and disruptive strike.

Wondering what to expect and how to position ahead of the Fed’s decision on interest rates? Former Pimco chief economist Paul McCulley joins us with his thoughts. Plus, an exclusive interview with Alaska Air CEO Ben Minicucci after the company’s revenue guidance fell short of expectations. And Alphabet’s results are on deck as the megacap tech giants begin to report. We’ll speak with one analyst who’s staying bullish on the stock and says it’s trading at a steep discount to the market.

A big week for big tech with Alphabet, Microsoft, Intel and Meta results on deck. We’ll drill down on the name one analyst says is the best positioned in AI. Plus, Verizon, NXP Semiconductors, and Anywhere Real Estate are on deck with results. We’ve got the action, the story, and the trade in Earnings Exchange. And we’ll speak with a recent college graduate who built an AI-detecting program from his college dorm room.

President Biden speaks after meeting with tech executives from 7 AI companies. We’ll set the scene, and look at what’s at stake. Plus, as the payment stocks start to report, one analyst says two of them have an “unusually attractive entry point.” She’ll tell us which, and make her case. And the FIFA Women’s World Cup is underway, so we’ve got a special 3 Buys & A Bail “World Cup” Edition, featuring sponsors of Team USA. The names and opportunities our trader sees, ahead.

One of the best real-time indicators of the economy just surprised everyone, and it’s complicating the outlook for the Fed and investors. We’ll tell you where our market guest sees opportunity because of it. Plus, Tesla and Netflix selling off post-earnings – we’ll look at the trades in Earnings Exchange. And Baby Boomers control 70% of the country’s disposable income. Ahead, we’ll speak with a group of seniors blowing up on TikTok and capitalizing on social media influencer opportunities.

“No landing” might be the new consensus, and our market guest is sounding the alarm, saying the market is overvalued and recession risk is super elevated. Plus, Carvana shares are rallying today, now up 1,000% from their lows. Are investors giving the company too much credit for its move to deleverage? And we’ll delve into the roadmap for home prices and inventory in light of a surprise drop in new home construction.

KPMG’s Diane Swonk sees a trifecta of headwinds for the economy, but still believes the US could avoid recession. With just days before the release of “Barbie,” Roth MKM has a retailer that’s poised to pop. Plus, Evercore ISI is “PINS it to Win it,” and has four reasons Pinterest is at a fundamental inflection point. 

From “hard landing” to “soft landing” to the economy taking off again, our market guest has one sector where he sees a multi-decade runway developing. Plus, credit card usage and debt levels are climbing. How significant are the consumer cracks bubbling under the surface? We’ll ask the CEO of Primerica. And a power player in the lithium space (and Tesla supplier) joins Kelly with the company’s latest plans to build a new mine in the U.S.

A federal judge deciding Ripple’s token isn’t a security…kinda. The CEO tells us why he’s counting the decision as a win. Citi CFO Mark Mason breaks down second quarter earnings and tells us his plans to help boost Citi stock performance. Plus, a super bullish call on Spotify. 

Former Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan argues government spending is forcing the Fed to keep rates high. Disney CEO Bob Iger will be at the helm through 2026 and he’s got big plans for its networks. Plus, thanks in part to today’s cooling inflation data, stocks could be at a Goldilocks moment, according to one strategist. 

With the S&P and Nasdaq hitting 52-week highs, our small cap portfolio manager says a new investing trend is emerging, even as mega cap tech keeps rallying. Not all AI ETFs are created equal, warns Bank of America’s Jared Woodard. And between slowing parks traffic and box office disappointments, there could be trouble brewing in the Magic Kingdom.

Talk of a recession just around the corner has been going on for a long time. One economist says it’s finally time to move on, and he has four indicators that are keeping him steadfastly bullish. Plus, Amazon’s Prime Day is underway, but is the bump to its bottom line overstated? We’ll look at the bull case for the stock. And the Microsoft-Activision deal is moving closer to the finish line. We’ll look at the key developments, and what’s keeping regulators up at night.

Our market guest says a July rate hike would be a “huge mistake” by the Fed. He’ll explain why as one CEO warns that the bond market is flashing troubling signs. Plus, a bullish call in one part of the REITs sector. And with Threads crossing 100 million signups, we’ll discuss its ad ambitions as it looks to take on Twitter.

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Forget FOMO, because “greed eventually replaces fear”, according to our market guest. He’ll tell us where he sees the biggest opportunities. Plus, the Supreme Court is blocking President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan. We’ll look at the under-the-radar names most at risk. And a tale of two housing markets: The numbers you need to know whether you’re a buyer, seller, or investor.

The IPO market is definitely opening back up, but is the hype overdone? We look at three names making their public debut. Plus, Overstock.com is buying Bed Bath & Beyond’s intellectual property, and plans to change its name to reflect its big buy. Overstock’s CEO joins us to discuss. And will the Fed’s new payment system help or hurt fintech stocks? Our guest says next month’s launch makes him bearish on every single name in the space.

Pres. Biden delivers a major address on “Bidenomics,” his vision for growing the economy. Plus, Fed Chair Powell says more “restriction” is coming to monetary policy. We’ll look at the implications for the economy. And the IPO drought could finally be coming to an end. Bob Pisani has a preview of the names going public this week.

Investor Kyle Bass bet big against subprime mortgages ahead of the 2008 financial crisis, and now he’s betting against office space. He joins Kelly to defend his call. Plus, our market guest has two international AI plays for your portfolio, and one of them has matched Nvidia’s gains YTD! And is the IPO freeze starting to thaw? We’ll debate.

Russian President Vladimir Putin faced the biggest threat to his leadership this past weekend, but our guest says the game of thrones around him is just beginning. We’ll look at what’s next and how to position. Here at home, our market guest says the setup for small caps is pointing to a major cycle run. She’ll bring us the names she likes the most in that trade. And Netflix is gaining while legacy media names are waning. We have an all-star panel looking at the trends in the landscape.

All three major averages set to snap weeks-long winning streaks, but one economist is calling this ‘a lazy bull market.’ A new Florida bill goes into effect on July 1 barring foreign nationals from China and six other countries from buying what the state deems sensitive American land. Real estate investor and developer Don Peebles weighs in…and tells us the states and cities that ban could benefit. Plus, think inflation would be bad for the cruise industry? Think again says Citi. Why cruise lines could benefit from sustained higher prices. 

Fed Chair Powell repeating there’s a long way to go in the fight against inflation in his Senate testimony today. With the surprise half a point hike from the Bank of England just the latest hawkish move from a global central bank, could the Fed follow suit at its July meeting?The economics are ‘horrible (but unsurprising)’ at Intel, according to one analyst. He tells us what could finally turn the company around. Plus, retailers from Target to Foot Locker saying shrink—or unexpected inventory loss—took a bite out of profits last quarter. But UBS expects shrink to start shrinking thanks to a few factors and names the retailers poised to benefit.

Fed Chair Jay Powell testifying on the Hill today, and not letting go of the Fed’s 2% inflation target. Former NEC director Larry Lindsey weighs in on what he expects from the July meeting. Barclays downgrading Tesla to equal weight, but hiking their price target. We talk to the analyst behind the call. Plus, one strategist says the mega-cap tech rally is running out of steam, he gives us the smaller names to buy should the market broaden.

A new CNBC economic survey revealing most economists see improving growth this year, so could we avoid a hard landing? Wells Fargo’s Chris Harvey says not so fast, he tells us why he’s breaking out the 1999/2000 playbook. May housing starts surging on the heels of strong homebuilder sentiment. We talk what’s next for the real estate market. Plus, nevermind the mega cap tech stocks, there’s a rotation underway according to Goldman Sachs. We have the names to buy now. 

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Shares of Mediterranean chain restaurant Cava soaring in their market debut, but will it be enough to inspire others to go public? The CEO of one of the largest non-bank lenders in the US joins us with the opportunities he’s seeing in commercial real estate and why this could be one of the best years in his 20+ year-long career. Plus, “Black Swan author” Nassim Nicholas Taleb warns the current macro environment resembles that of 2007/2008. 

Kelly’s Power Lunch co-host Tyler Mathisen joins for a special Fed Decision edition of The Exchange, covering the intersection of politics, policy, and your money. Congressman Brad Sherman (D-California) weighs in on bank regulation, while Senator Bill Hagerty (R-Tennessee) stresses the importance of Secretary of State Blinken’s trip to China. Plus, Dan Clifton of Strategas’ on the what could turn around market leadership and why the Fed could be pressured to end tightening early. 

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan weighs in on the state of the economy, what the Fed should do next, and the strength of his bank’s balance sheet. We look at the cardboard box indicator and what that tells us about the chances of a global recession, and what could keep one at bay. Plus, we take a deep dive into the super high-end real estate market in NYC and who’s managed to get it right. 

We’re officially out of the bear market with the S&P up 20% from the lows, but can the bull run be sustained? China’s economy dampened by deflation and flagging exports, but one fund manager says investors are missing a key opportunity. And Canaccord Genuity initiates coverage on the eVTOL sector; we’ve got the names to ‘buy.’ Plus, Tom McClellan sees a bottom in oil…depending on your timing. 

Initial jobless claims climbed for the third-straight week; does the market believe a recession is on the way. We’ll look at the leading economic indicators and let you decide. Plus, household debt on the rise. We’ll look at the fallout for consumers and one bill on Capitol hill aimed at cracking down on credit card companies. And, Royal Caribbean’s CEO is adamant the cruise operator can maintain pricing power. He’ll tell us why – and how he’s able to avoid passing costs along to customers.

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The Fed’s fight against inflation could be winding down, according to our market guest. He’ll tell us why September will confirm the end of the rate hike cycle. Plus, the SEC targeting Binance and Coinbase in back-to-back lawsuits. Will regulators drive business overseas? We’re live in Amsterdam with that angle. And the newly installed CEO of Academy Sports & Outdoors joins Kelly with a look at the retailer’s Q2 results, and why he thinks the 2nd half will see better sales.

Apple kicking off its highly anticipated Worldwide Developers Conference with a slew of announcements. We have live coverage in Cupertino, California, and speak with two guests about what today’s news means for the future of the world’s most valuable company. Plus, the Fed finds itself at a crossroads after Friday’s jobs report. Should it hike, pause, or pivot? We’ll debate. And XPRIZE Foundation Executive Chairman Peter Diamandis joins the show with the new playbook and strategies for executives looking to grow their companies.

This morning’s jobs report had something for the hawks and the doves. We’ll debate the best move for the Fed and investors’ best move in the market. Plus, our guest says there’s a “holy grail” setup in the AI space. She’ll tell us what it is and how she’s playing it. And the CEO of Bristol-Myers Squibb joins Kelly as the ASCO conference kicks off. How are they helping solve America’s cancer drug shortage? He’ll explain.

The economic picture for the Federal Reserve is getting murkier by the day. Will they rely on retail, manufacturing, or labor market data to make their decision this month? Plus, Dollar General on pace for its worst day ever. We’ll tell you what’s driving the declines, and what it suggests about the rest of the retail landscape. And Goldman Sachs head of commodity research says the long-term bull thesis remains intact for commodities. You’ll never guess why he’s so optimistic.

Stocks falling on concerns of global market risks, but our guest sees big opportunities in one key sector. She’ll tell us where, and what to avoid.Plus, if big tech and semiconductors were the first wave of AI, what’s the next? One analyst says watch the freight space. And with mortgage rates seemingly on a rollercoaster these days, where can investors find safety. We’ll speak with the CEO of one mortgage stock that’s beating the market this year.

The Biden Administration and Congressional leadership hashing out a tentative deal to avoid a default, but what about the market risks? UBS’ Evan Brown says liquidity concerns are overblown. Consumer confidence slipped to a six-month low in May, but Moody’s Mark Zandi still says no recession ahead .And Wolfe Research says AI could renew optimism around Silicon Valley real estate, but Slow Ventures’ Sam Lessin says ‘that’s a bridge too far.’ 

Wall Street’s getting more optimistic about a debt ceiling deal on Capitol Hill. Should investors buy the optimism? We’ll look at the terms, and some trades that will benefit. Plus, the latest inflation report coming in hotter than expected. Is that strike one for the doves ahead of next month’s Fed meeting?And we’re wrapping up an historic week for AI, tracking the huge moves in names like Nvidia and Marvell, and looking at what could be the next big name to rally.

Fitch delivering a blow to America’s AAA credit rating as debt ceiling talks drag on. We’ll tell you what it means for the market and the economy. Plus, Nvidia is powering the Nasdaq today, but one technician is watching a potential sell signal in the charts. And Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced his presidential campaign via Twitter Spaces last night, but the event wasn’t without its technical troubles. We’ll debate the potential fallout for Twitter, and the 2024 political landscape.

Still no deal on the debt ceiling as Speaker McCarthy says the two sides remain hung up on the issue of baseline spending, but our market guest says any debt ceiling risk may be to the upside. She’ll explain. Plus, billionaire real estate investor Don Peebles is warning “the worst is yet to come” for office REITs. He’ll tell us where he’s seeing opportunities as a result. And Jim Cramer sees a “genuine bull market” underway in one particular area of the market. We’ll tell you what it is, and speak to one analyst seeing big upside in some of the names.

Negotiations continue, but no debt ceiling deal yet. We’ll look at how investors can position for any scenario. Plus, Microsoft unveils more AI products, Google’s CEO issues a new warning, and Bank of America says one name is well positioned. We’ll speak with the analyst.And Lowe’s is lowering its full-year sales guidance – what does that signal for the rest of the market? We look at two key consumer names in Earnings Exchange.

A new Fed narrative has bond yields jumping, as Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari tells CNBC he’s open to pausing, but not ending rate hikes. What are the policy implications amid rising US-China tensions and the debt ceiling deadline looming? Plus – there’s a key metric flashing a major warning sign in the trucking industry. We’ll tell you what it is and what it suggests about the rest of the economy. And we’re live at the final round of the 2023 National Economics Challenge, as the country’s top high school students answer complex economic questions in a high-stakes environment.

Markets turning lower on reports that debt ceiling negotiations have stalled as President Biden attends the G-7 Summit in Japan. We look at how to position your portfolio. Plus, is AI an existential threat or a big opportunity for cloud companies? We’ll debate. And if only a handful of mega-cap tech companies are propping up the market, is it time to trim tech? We’ll ask one technician tracking the data. 

Goldman Sachs saying AI could provide a huge boost to margins in the future, is artificial intelligence the bubble the stock market currently needs? We debate.  Speaking of AI, one analyst says its popularity could take a big bite out of Google’s Search ad revenue, thanks to its trip-planning capabilities. Plus, bank regulators back on the Hill today, with the Fed’s Michael Barr laying out new regulatory proposals. Oppenheimer’s Chris Kotowski weighs in on the future of the financials industry. 

Elon Musk did not hold back in his exclusive CNBC interview – we’ll debate the biggest moments that investors are talking about today. Plus, we run through three debt ceiling scenarios and the REITs that could benefit or be hurt the most. And mortgage demand is dropping as interest rates hit a 2-month high. Could home price declines be next? We have the things you need to know if you’re in the market.

A doubleheader in DC today with banks and AI under congressional scrutiny. Could anything have prevented the collapse of SVB? And what is the role of regulation in AI? We’ll debate both. Plus, one analyst is coming to Sofi’s defense after an barrage of bearish calls. He’ll join Kelly to make his case. And we’re following up with one company disrupting the future of weather forecasting. A look at how its technology could change the way Corporate America does business around the globe.

Fed officials say more work needs to be done on fighting inflation, but what does that mean for the markets with the next FOMC meeting a month away? Plus, our market guest is eyeing big opportunities in regional banks. He’ll reveal the four names he’s fixing to scoop up. And three big deals making headlines today – are they part of a larger trend? We’ll debate on the return of M&A mania.

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Kelly explains why the battle over the debt ceiling is just the beginning of the economic drama playing out in Washington.

Kelly uses AI to speak to some of the greatest economic minds of the 20th century about the Fed’s next move.And with jobless claims hitting the highest level in a year and a half, our market guest says to buckle up for a hard landing.So where are the opportunities? We’ll look at why REITs in the suburbs are booming, and how you can play that trend.

The Google IO Conference kicks off at the top of the hour, we’re live in Mountain View CA for the headlines. Evercore ISI putting out a tactical bull and a tactical bear call ahead of earnings. We dig into both names with analyst Greg Melich. Plus, Kindbody is #43 on the Disruptor 50 list this year. The company’s founder joins Kelly to discuss the big business of babies. 

With just a few hours to the White House meeting on the debt ceiling, we look at what it means for the markets and how to position your portfolio. Choice Hotels blowing earnings estimates out of the water, CEO Pat Pacious tells us what’s next for the brand and the trends he’s seeing. Plus, need 10 bucks? Amazon will pay you to pick up your own packages. 

Kelly explains why an under-the-radar economic indicator could highlight trouble ahead.

Warren Buffett says he’s not worried about a US debt default, but if 2023 shapes up to be a repeat of 2011, equity investors could be in for a world of pain. So is the debt ceiling showdown just political rhetoric or a signal to move to safety? We discuss. With the sunset of the Covid-era student loan payment moratorium, Wells Fargo named fitness brand Life Time as one of the companies most exposed to that debt. The Life Time CEO sounds off on those claims. Plus, Portillo’s shares under pressure on disappointing earnings, but management sees input costs falling as inflation cools. CEO Michael Osanloo has what’s next for the fast casual chain and its customers.

Despite the strong headline number, the labor market is slowing…but is it slowing fast enough for the Fed? No, says one of my guests, and don’t bank on a rate pause ahead because of it. And, shares of Warner Brothers Discovery bouncing back after its U.S. streaming business turns a profit but is the euphoria misguided? We look at who is best positioned to come out on top in the streaming wars.  Plus, our market guest says there’s one trade you should definitely avoid right now, it’s the names with exposure to San Francisco—which she says- is starting to look like Detroit.  

More pain for regional banks with PacWest down more than 50% after saying it’s considering “all options,” including a possible sale.Royal Caribbean’s CEO joins Kelly on the heels of reporting better-than-expected results, and raising full-year earnings guidance.And we go on the ground at Apple HQ in Cupertino, California, with a lookahead to the tech giants earnings after the bell.

The Exchange goes on the road to Washington, D.C. ahead of the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision.Sen. John Kennedy joins Kelly and Tyler to discuss the economy, the banking industry, and the debt ceiling deadline.David Wessel from the Brookings Institute says the big question is what the Fed will signal about June.And Dan Clifton from Strategas has a closer look at the policy implications of the recent bank failures and a potential default.

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First Republic became the third bank to fail since March, but will it be the last?Charlie Munger is warning about cracks in commercial real estate – we’ll look ahead to three big names ahead of their results this week.And tech investor Brad Gerstner had some harsh words for Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai earlier on CNBC.We’ll break down why he thinks Alphabet is falling behind in the AI race.Plus, and Exchange Exclusive interview with SoFi CEO Anthony Noto on the heels of their record financial results.

Four of the five mega cap tech companies have reported, we take a look at the company one strategist says has shown the lowest quality earnings. Plus, the “Dean of Valuation,” NYU’s Aswath Damodaran’s on how the lack of risk capital is impacting tech’s performance. The FDIC releases its finding regarding the Signature Bank Collapse. And the one corner of the health care market Mizuho’s Jared Holz expects to be a booming, multi-billion dollar business.

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Don’t miss the new details on First Republic’s desperate pitch to save the bank. Plus, how should you invest in a slowdown if the economy is like a car speeding down a cul-de-sac? And if the UK is closed for business, we’ll look at what it means for Microsoft’s deal to buy Activision.

First Republic hemorrhaged deposits in the first quarter, and one guest says it’s now a battle of survival.Does that mean hopes for a Fed cut this year are premature? David Zervos from Jefferies will weigh in.Plus, Alphabet and Microsoft earnings are on deck. Will last quarter’s cost cuts be enough to fund their investments in AI?

Is Bed Bath & Beyond’s bankruptcy a sign of trouble in the retail industry, or simply a case of mismanagement?Plus, the one key data point flashing a signal only see during – or right before – a recession.And with LVMH topping $500M in market cap, is it time to take profits or is a bigger luxury spending boom on the way?

Is the Fed being too laissez-faire about stress in the banking system? Former Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher says it still has to slay the “inflation dragon” and at least one economist agrees, saying that’s exactly why the Fed will hike rates in less than 2 weeks.Meantime, as the credit crunch hits Main Street, he hear from one small business owner who’s feeling the effects as he tries to expand.And XPrize Founder Peter Diamandis joins Kelly to discuss his latest $11M competition, and the impact AI will have on it, as well as the broader tech landscape.

Stocks are back in the red as a key economic indicator unexpectedly drops to a near three year low. It’s one of several data points that has our guest worried. She tells us which signals truly matter right now, and whether we should officially start the countdown to the recession. As for the consumer right now, American Express still sees resiliency, Ally Financial sees rising delinquencies, and one in five Americans are buying groceries with installment loans. We’ll discuss which names are still in the sweet spot, and for how long.Plus, the airlines are supposed to be one of the main pockets of strength right now but Alaska Airlines posting a bigger than expected loss. The CEO joins us for a CNBC exclusive.   

Western Alliance is growing deposits – is that a bullish sign for the rest of the regionals? We look at the fallout for the financials post-SVB. Tesla earnings are out after the bell today, and there’s one key metric that Wall Street’s watching. And Nvidia shares have nearly doubled to start the year -- can it keep up the momentum? We speak with one analyst who sees it rallying another 20% from here thanks to AI.

Investors are the most pessimistic they’ve been in in over a decade, but one advisor sees opportunities overseas.It’s a tale of two quarters for Bank of America and Goldman Sachs on day 2 of the big bank earnings reports.Plus, a deep dive into the future of AI regulation in America with VC Sam Lessin and a lookahead to Netflix and United reporting results after the bell.

Earnings season is off to a surprisingly good start. In fact, too strong says one of our guests. He’s bracing for earnings to drop 30 percent. He tells us why he so concerned, and the one sector he is bullish on right now.Plus, a lack of listings helping homebuilders to a near record share of the housing market. So if they have the edge, can you own them for the long run? We debate. And, Google’s CEO says AI will impact every product and every company. We talk to two CEOs who will have a front row seat to those changes.

Investors initially cheering PNC’s earnings report, but after digesting results, the street noting some weakness. What that could signal about the health of the regional banks. Booking Holding shares up 30% so far this year as the travel trade roars back, but one analyst is seeing headwinds. Plus, we dig into the week’s data dump for further indication about what the next Fed meeting could bring, and if the US is indeed on the road to recession.

Producer prices are cooling sharply, while jobless claims are rising. We’ll explain why the economic slowdown could be closer than you think. Plus, the recent bank collapses are touching off concerns about systemic risk in the financial sector. But what if it doesn’t stop there? We’ll dig into some warnings signs. And, Bitcoin has surged back about $30,000 this year. But one key factor is missing in that climb. We’ll reveal what that is, and why it has one analyst very concerned about a crunch.

San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly says “we don’t expect to continue to raise rates every meeting.” Her remarks follow this morning’s cooler-than-expected CPI print, which boosted stock prices. CNBC received exclusive reaction to the CPI print and more from legendary investor Warren Buffett. We’ll break down his best comments, including the ones you may have missed.Plus, our Buffett “watcher” will reveal which of the Oracle’s stock picks he likes best, and where he sees the most opportunity next.

Markets are anxiously awaiting tomorrow’s CPI report. But should it even matter that much? One of our big investors says “no” – and if anything, it could lead to a big mistake by the Fed.Plus, Wall Street is remaining positive on the big banks ahead of earnings on deck, while Main Street is worried about the potential crunch. We’ll look deeper into the dichotomy. And, when you hear the words “dividend payer,” do you think safety play? Well, you might want to think again. We’ll look at the dividend stocks you’ll want to avoid in this market.

After the decent March jobs report, Wall Street is now ratcheting up the likelihood of another Fed hike in a few weeks. But our economists say “not so fast!” They’ll explain why more hikes would be a “big mistake” for the Fed, and where they think rates should go next. Plus, we’ll dig into the biggest pain points – as well as some unexpected bright spots – for the upcoming earnings season as low expectations take hold. And, China just wrapped up 3 days of military exercises around Taiwan. We’ve got the latest details, and the U.S. response.

New jobs data revisions painting an uglier labor market picture than previously thought, which could have the Fed on pause. What that means for both the economy and the tech rally ahead of tomorrow’s key jobs report.  But, will lower rates provide a tailwind for tech? Our stock pickers say yes, despite the ongoing outperformance. We have the names to buy now. Plus, the technical tale of two mega cap names—one poised to break out and the other facing steep resistance. 

Tech stocks have had a major run this year. But with Loretta Mester echoing James Bullard’s comments in support of more rate hikes, the Nasdaq is underperforming today. So is it time to take profits? We’ll debate. Plus, private payrolls and ISM Services data both came in weaker-than-expected, just ahead of the all-important jobs report.  Is Barry Sternlicht’s “serious recession” prediction close to coming true? We’ll discuss. And, one area of services not seeing prices softening is travel. But one analyst sees signs of slowing demand. He’ll join us to make his case, and provide his key names to watch.

Higher rates. Tighter lending. Huge deposit outflows. Will the Fed need to hike rates much further to fight inflation, or will a potential credit crunch do the trick? We’ll discuss. Plus, sentiment is at record bearish levels, according to Bank of America. But one of our strategists says pessimism is clouding investors’ vision. He’ll explain why he’s putting money to work overseas. And, Apple CEO Tim Cook will meet with lawmakers to talk China, Google is coming for employees’ staplers, and Jamie Dimon says AI is “critical” to JPMorgan’s success. We’ll tackle it all in ‘TechCheck.’

Black Knight’s Andy Walden, VP of enterprise research, and CNBC’s Diana Olick, discuss affordability constraints weighing on market demand for housing, the weakening inventory for available homes, and buyers willing to return to the market as mortgage rates fall. CNBC’s Sharon Epperson discusses companies introducing financial literacy assistance programs for their employees, the power of financial literacy, and making financial education more accessible and available. Steven Wieting, chief investment strategist at Citi Global Wealth Management Investments, and Peter Boockvar, CIO at Bleakley Financial Group, discuss market expectations for Fed policy, gauging recession concerns, and dislocations in the market for banks. Mark Mahaney, head of Internet Research at Evercore ISI, discusses the tech trade winners, the strength of companies with regular product offerings, and cloud computing brands undergoing an optimization period.

A key inflation gauge shows prices are cooling. But are they cooling enough for the Fed to hit the brakes on interest rates? We’ll debate.Plus, Citi apparently isn’t worried about a downturn, giving the U.S. a double-upgrade today. Are U.S. equities the place to be? We’ll ask our strategist.And, we’ll look at big changes happening in Hollywood & the movie landscape, and see who’s best-positioned to benefit moving forward.

Inflation overseas is falling sharply. The Nasdaq is up 20% from its lows. And oil is popping 6% this week. Is the market giving us the “all clear” signal, or not? We’ll debate. Plus, we’ll read the tea leaves in the options market, as trading activity picks up in the VIX and high-yield areas. And, health care is one of the worst-performing sectors so far this year, and our investor says the upside in big pharma is capped. He’ll tell us where else to find safety instead.

Kelly explains why rosy data doesn’t mean we’ve avoided a looming economic downturn.

It’s Day 2 for bank regulators on Capitol Hill. The biggest revelation so far? $100 billion was about to leave Silicon Valley Bank in a single day.The digital age is changing the game for bank runs, and how to prepare for them. We’ll look at how regulators plan to address that.Plus, our market expert insists the inflation downtrend is about to resume. We’ll ask what makes him so sure, and how he’s positioning as a result.And, investors have been piling into treasurys this year. So has the trade become too crowded? One of our guests says “yes,” and will tell us what he’s buying instead.

Bank regulators are in the crosshairs of lawmakers who want answers on Capitol Hill today. How could Silicon Valley and Signature Bank fail so fast? And could it happen again? We’ll bring you the latest developments, and get reaction from one expert who was a financial regulator during a previous crisis. Plus, Morgan Stanley is hailing Block’s Cash App as the place where Millennials & Gen Z do all of their banking. The analyst behind that call joins us to make his case. And, we’ll explain why the dollar losing its special reserve status would actually be a good thing.

More bank backstops came to light over the weekend, as U.S. officials reportedly considered expanding an emergency bank lending program.  First Citizens Bank also swooped in to acquire SVB’s branches & deposits. And the flow of deposits out of regionals and into larger institutions has started to slow, too. Goldman’s Chief Political Economist joins us to discuss all of it. Plus, one strategist says he’s seeing strength in one part of the banking sector, along with European stocks and quality U.S. names. He’ll tell us which ones. And, the 2-day hearing on SVB’s collapse kicks off tomorrow. We’ll talk to House Financial Services Committee Member Jim Himes about which moves he’d like to see on the FDIC insurance front.

FT’s Gillian Tett says there won’t be a quick resolution to the current bank woes…and the Fed is not to blame. The SEC recently warned Coinbase of securities violations, and one VC says he wants to see that fight make it all the way to the high courts. Plus, as warnings of a credit crunch grow louder, we take a look at the names in the autos and clean energy sectors that can withstand that pain. 

Markets are rebounding on hopes that the Fed could be done raising rates. But would that mean they expect more pain ahead in the banking sector? We’ll discuss.Plus, no further rate hikes should be good news for home buyers -- right? Not necessarily. We’ll dig into the divergence between yields & mortgage rates.And, TikTok’s CEO is testifying Capitol Hill, reassuring lawmakers that the app isn’t a national security threat. We have the latest details, and implications for the social media landscape.

Kelly’s Power Lunch co-host Tyler Mathisen joins us for a special Fed Edition of The Exchange an hour before Powell and company’s rate decision. Bankrate’s Greg McBride joins us with the real-world impact of the fastest and steepest rate hikes in history and what another increase means for consumers. House Financial Services member, and former community bank examiner, Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer makes the case for regulators to temporarily backstop all bank deposits. Plus, Former Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart tells us what it’s like to be in the room when the Fed Committee meets to hash out a rate decision. 

The highly-anticipated Fed meeting kicks off today and we’ll get you ready for all three possible rate scenarios--a hike, a pause or a pivot—and tell you how to position now. And the Fed was left in charge of bank oversight after the Great Financial Crisis, but is the US banking system in better shape or is it just as dicey? Wharton Professor Peter Conti-Brown weighs in…and reveals why he’s getting closer and closer to suggesting the Fed should be stripped of that power. Plus, China and Russia releasing a joint statement saying they will “deepen cooperation and trust” between their armed forces, but that they’re NOT forming a military-political alliance. The Atlantic Councils’ Fred Kempe begs to differ. 

Kelly explains what the biggest risk to the Fed’s balancing act really is.

The latest FOMC meeting is set to kick off tomorrow. Will they hike, or will they pause? Are there even any good options here, as questions on the health of global banking remain?We’ll speak with one economist who says the Fed should “pause” here, and another one who expects a “dovish hike.” They’ll each make their case.Plus, Bitcoin continues to rally, back above $28,000 and surging to a 9-month high. We’ll speak with a leading crypto banker about whether or not this rebound is sustainable.And, according to the Wall Street Journal, regulators had concerns about Silicon Valley Bank as far back as 2015. Greg Zuckerman co-wrote the story, and will join us with the details.

Jefferies’ David Zervos says despite the financial instability, the Fed will continue to tighten. He tells us why the talk of a pivot is “rubbish.” First Republic holds more than $19b worth of muni bonds…is the safety trade about to be shaken up amid the bank stress? Plus, more than 100m options contracts expire today, and while bearish signals are cropping up, there are still pockets of bullishness. Susquehanna’s Chris Murphy tells us where traders are seeing buying opportunities.

The European Central Bank going full steam ahead despite global banking turmoil….so did the ECB just set the tone for the Fed next week? We look at what to expect and how it may impact the economy and the markets. Plus, contagion from the banks *TO* the housing market would turn the last crisis on its head, but that’s exactly what could happen here. We’ll explain why a failure at First Republic could be felt throughout the housing industry. And speaking of First Republic…David Faber reporting that a group of financial institutions is in talks to give the battered regional bank a major capital infusion. We have the breakdown of who is involved and how much money is being talked about.

Another day of banking concerns is dragging down markets. Credit Suisse appears to be the latest bank on the brink, as the Saudi National Bank says it won’t provide it any more capital.Investors here at home are hoping U.S. financials aren’t exposed to any counterparty risks here. We’ll tell you all you need to know, including how to protect your portfolio here.

Wall Street is reeling from the bank collapses we’ve seen over the past week, with many now calling for the Fed to pause rate hikes as a result.But former NEC Director Lawrence Lindsey warns that is the wrong response to what happened here. He’ll join us to make his case.Plus, the CEO of Charles Schwab will join us exclusively to defend his banking strategy, and explain why Schwab won’t suffer a similar fate to Silicon Valley Bank.And, plunging yields likely mean lower mortgage rates to come. Analyst Stephen Kim will join us with the housing stocks that could be a “buy” if rates stay lower.

Both SVB & Signature Bank are now out of business, while First Republic has secured funding from J.P. Morgan & The Fed. A major issue has been the safety of accounts over the $250,000 FDIC cap. But President Biden had some encouraging words this morning, after the government announced a new facility that will offer 1-year loans to banks and pay them par for collateral like treasuries & mortgages to stem the tide. But big questions remain. Is there another shoe to drop in the banking sector? Should the government have stepped in? And could the Fed now pause or pivot as a result of this? We’ll debate, and tell you all you need to know.

Regulators just shut down Silicon Valley Bank, also known as ‘SVB Financial,’ in the largest U.S. bank failure since the 2008 financial crisis. Shares were halted all day long as the bank’s capital raise reportedly failed. And yet because of the strong jobs report this morning, some folks are still saying the Fed should hike by another half point at its next meeting in 10 days. But should they actually be slamming the brakes?We’ve got full team coverage of all that you need to know, and will explain what’s at stake for markets, the economy and your money.

Banks under pressure…two stocks in particular making news today. It’s for different reasons, but both highlighting concerns about the banking system. We have the names, and why our guest says you should buy them regardless.  Plus, President Biden unveils his budget plan. We look at what’s part of it, and how it sets the stage for a debt ceiling showdown. And, he has unique insight into the labor market. As always, on the eve of the big report, Recruiter.com CEO Evan Sohn joins us with the trends he’s seeing, and what we should expect in the jobs number tomorrow. 

It’s Day 2 on Capitol Hill for Jerome Powell, with more of the same message: the data will determine what the Fed does next.Mohamed El-Erian says what comes next could very well be a Fed-made recession. Is he right? We’ll debate.Plus, rising rates & a lack of inventory are resulting in stubbornly-high home prices. We’ll look at new data suggesting it’s not getting any better.And, KBW warns a “soft landing” is now off the table. Their analyst will join us with names in banking, life insurance & REITs that are most exposed.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell just wrapped up his semi-annual testimony before the Senate baking committee, saying the Fed will “stay the course until the job is done.”That could include higher interest rates than previously anticipated, and a quicker pace of hikes. And that has stocks selling off today. We’ll tell you all you need to know.

Stocks are higher, even as the yield curve flashes a worsening recession warning. Are investors growing complacent? Will Jerome Powell address it on Capitol Hill?It’s a big week for the markets & the economy, and we’ll get you ready for it with how to be positioned for success.Plus, the White House is expected to crack down further on investments in China, but details are scant. So should investors buy or bail? We’ll debate.And, Amazon has underperformed the QQQs by 50% since its pandemic peak. Amid growing headwinds, how should you trade the stock? We’ll have a bull vs. bear debate.

Everyone’s talking about whether or not the Fed needs to take interest rates to 6% now. But what if even that number is too low?According to the “Taylor Rule,” rates should be headed towards 10%. Is that really feasible? We’ll ask “Taylor Rule” creator John Taylor himself.Plus, office REITs have been crushed by rising rates and slowing demand. But there’s one better positioned than the rest. We’ll reveal the name.And, Kyle Bass is calling Xi Jinping’s latest moves “installing a war cabinet.” So should you stay away from investing in China? We’ll debate.

Kelly explains why the traditional portfolio might not survive in this economic environment.

Is the Fed making decisions based on increasingly imprecise jobs data? One of our guests says “yes.” We’ll look at the issues, and potential fallout for markets & the economy.Plus, Europe has a major inflation problem. Experts have warned to stay away, but that’s not stopping our guests from investing there. They’ll tell us where they see opportunity.And, Matt Higgins of RSE Ventures joins us in studio to talk about his VC investments, his new book, and whether Momofuku would ever go public.

Tesla holding its investor day, but could Tesla’s current competitive advantage become its weakness? The long-time best-performer on the S&P citing forex headwinds in its Q4…we’ve got some names that hold up better during dollar dominance.  Plus, 15 ways to play AI from Bank of America. 

Kelly explains why the Fed could continue tightening much, more more.

One of the few issues with bipartisan support in congress is heading for prime. Tonight will mark the first hearing from the House Select Committee on strategic competition between the U.S & China.We’ll explain the key national security concerns at stake, and why the chief economist of the China beige book says these are baby steps in solving our problems.Plus, China’s reopening is giving stocks in that region a boost, and sparking global growth hopes. But MKM’s Michael Darda disagrees. He’ll join us to explain why he’s skeptical on China, and Europe too.And, $400 billion in student loan debt is in the crosshairs of the Supreme Court, with the first steps toward loan forgiveness now underway. We’ve got the latest details.

Kelly explains why the small business boom may be coming to an end, and what that means for the broader economy.

Do rates actually matter to the stock matter anymore? One of our guests says “yes,” and that yields need to stop rising to trigger a new bull market.But our own Michael Santoli says it doesn’t quite work like that. He’ll join us to explain why, and make his case.Plus, why have markets and the economy held up so well in spite of these massive Fed hikes? David Zervos of Jefferies has a theory on that. Here’s a hint: it equals about 40% of GDP.

Inflation was trending lower…until today. So will the Fed now shift to full ‘attack mode?’ We’ll explore all the scenarios, and what they mean for markets & the economy.Plus, what would ‘attack mode’ do to housing? New home sales just hit their highest level in nearly a year, but could the Fed kill that momentum? We’ll discuss.And, Wall Street has been loving AI stocks lately. But how do you separate real promise from hype? We’ll look at some not-so-obvious ways to play AI technology. 

It’s just hawks and more hawks at the Fed now…so how much higher will rates go? How fast will the Fed get there? And what does it mean for the markets? We’ll debate.Plus, with the reopening underway, is now the time to invest in China? Foreign policy experts and investors disagree. We’ll speak to one long-time China watcher who really surprised us the last time he was on the show. And, natural gas prices have plunged since September. We look at what’s driving the declines and when consumers could see lower heating bills.   

St. Louis Fed President James Bullard just reiterated his call to hike rates north of 5% to beat inflation. How many other Fed officials agree? We’ll set you up for Fed minutes due out shortly, which could give us a clue.Plus, one expert says high inflation is leading some companies to suffer from “money illusion”…and it’s one reason why layoffs haven’t hit just yet. We’ll look at what that means for markets.And, shares of Wingstop are soaring nearly 10% after earnings. We’ll talk to the CEO about the disinflation he’s seeing. And we’ll also hear from the Travel + Leisure CEO about the high demand he’s still seeing, too.

Kelly explains why Covid-era stimulus spending is still effecting consumers & the economy today.

Walmart & Home Depot have both given disappointing outlooks for the year. Walmart’s CFO warns the consumer is “very pressured.” We’ll speak with an expert who says there will be no “landing” for the economy until there’s a hard landing.Plus, why has none of this been bad news for the stock market today? We’ll speak with an expert who insists the 2023 rally can continue, despite today’s sell-off. He’ll answer some viewer questions, too.And, it’s all about rates, retail and risk-on in a fresh edition of ‘Earnings Exchange.’ We’ll give you the action, the story and the trade in TJX Companies, Toll Brothers & Coinbase ahead of results.

Kelly explains why the recent market rally shouldn’t be taken lightly.

Kelly explains why just because it’s taking a while, doesn’t mean a recession is off the table.

Kelly digs into the details of the latest inflation report.

Kelly highlights how data continues to hold up relatively well, despite the Fed’s massive tightening strategy.

Is a half point rate hike now in play? Two Fed officials are making the case for it. But one of our guests says things aren’t as strong as they seem. He’ll join us to explain where he sees the Fed heading next. Plus, our market expert says if you think the recent rally is premature…it’s not! He says it all makes perfect sense, and he’ll join us to explain why & what he’s buying here. And, retail heavyweights like Walmart and Home Depot are set to report earnings next week. We’ll look at 4 names in the space to “shop or drop” ahead of results.

Kelly highlights some encouraging things happening in the economy in the long-term.

Inflation is still hot. Labor is still tight. Housing is firmer than expected, and manufacturing is doing worse. The markets are taking a breather as a result. So where do we go from here? We’ll debate.Plus, the options market is flashing a major warning sign. Are we heading for “Volamageddon 2.0”? We’ll look at what it is, and whether it really matters to equity markets.And, rates are jumping for everything from auto loans to credit cards, just as card balances reach a post-pandemic high. How much longer is this sustainable? We’ll explore.

The latest CPI print showed inflation is still high, and yet new retail sales numbers show consumer spending is still strong! Is the U.S. consumer simply unflappable? We’ll debate.Plus, travel is one area of the economy still going strong. Choice Hotels just delivered a blockbuster report and guidance. The CEO will join us live with key consumer trends he’s seeing.And, 3 big momentum stocks are set to report results tonight. We’ll give you the action, the story and the trade in Roku, Shopify & Zillow in ‘Earnings Exchange.’

Stocks are under pressure after today’s hotter-than-expected CPI print. A 5-star fund manager will join us to reveal his “tensions” trade, and names that could be resilient in the face of sticky inflation.Plus, we’ll do a deep dive into the CPI report, including what it means for the Fed’s tightening strategy, the path of the economy and your money.And, we’re not done with Earnings Season just yet. We’ll give you the action, the story and the trade in Airbnb, Taylor Morrison Home & Generac ahead of results on deck.

Stocks are shaking off their CPI jitters, with the big inflation report due out before the bell tomorrow morning.  Will it show inflation re-accelerating, or give the Fed some breathing room? We’ll explore what’s at stake for your portfolio.Plus, we’ve now reached 4 unidentified objects shot down from our skies in 9 days. We’ll look at the companies involved in this unprecedented defense response.And, is the spring selling season already off to a decent start for real estate? We’ll dive into the trends on the ground, and the data pointing to ‘yes.’

Don’t underestimate the American consumer. Sentiment continues to improve, and one of our experts sees continued resiliency despite rising rates. She’ll reveal the names she’s buying because of it.Plus, the great question for this Spring is: how will the housing market fare? We’ll drill down on 3 keys area of real estate, and what they mean for prices, inflation and housing stocks.And, we’re counting down to the big game this Sunday. We have a special ‘3 Buys & A Bail’ with the companies set to spend big on ads this year, and who could win the night.

The 2/10 yield curve is the most-inverted it’s been in 40 years, but the jobs market is incredibly strong…we dig into what the data disconnect means for the markets. Disney reveling its restructuring plan in its earnings release, prompting activist Nelson Peltz to declare “the proxy fight is over.” David Faber interviewed Disney CEO Bob Iger about those plans and joins us to discuss the future of the media giant. Plus, lithium gets most of the attention when it comes to EV batteries, but don’t sleep on the so-called MIFTs; they could be poised for a breakout.

Stocks are off to a hot start in 2023, and that has one expert saying it’s “time to play offense.” But how long can that strategy work when the economy is slowing? We’ll ask.Plus, all eye are on Disney ahead of its earnings tonight. What’s the plan now that Bob Iger is back at the helm? We’ll ask one of the biggest bulls on the street what he wants to hear.And, on a day where investors are giving Google’s AI efforts a poor grade, one expert claims the technology can actually help kids more than hurt when it comes to education. He’ll join us to explain why.

Kelly explains why you can’t have higher wages and rising corporate profits in this economy.

Federal Reserve Chair just finished his live speech at the Economic Club of Washington, where he confirmed disinflationary process has begun. We’ll recap all the major points, and what they mean for you & your money.Plus, Microsoft’s big A.I. is now underway. CEO says A.I. is going to reshape everything in the software space. We’ll discuss what’s at stake for the company and the future of big tech.

Last week’s smaller rate hike from the Federal Reserve already didn’t sit well with former Fed Governor Lawrence Lindsey. And then came the shockingly good jobs report.Lindsey now says Jerome Powell needs to give the market a “slap” – and not just a warning. He’ll join us to make his case, as we gear up to hear from Powell again tomorrow.Plus, tensions between the U.S. and China are rising, after a suspected “spy balloon” floated across the country, leading to a cancelled diplomatic meeting. We’ll look at the potential economic fallout.And, we’ll tell you all you need to know about Pinterest, BP and Royal Caribbean ahead of results on deck in a fresh edition of “Earnings Exchange,” as worries about corporate profit margins grow.

We just got a blockbuster jobs report, and markets are taking it in stride. So is “good news” truly good news now? Or could the Fed apply a bigger brake and put a stop to the 2023 rally? We’ll debate.Plus, Apple just reported its biggest quarterly revenue decline since 2016. And CEO Tim Cook says he sees more pain ahead. So why is one of our guests still bullish? He’ll join us to make his case.And, media stocks have been on fire so far this year. And the names leading the pack may just surprise you. We’ll look at what’s behind the gains, and whether they can keep rallying from here.

Kelly explains why investors flooding back into “risk-on" might be in for a rude awakening.

Tech stocks are going bonkers again, led by Meta and helped by both earnings and the Fed. Can the rally keep going when Apple, Amazon and Alphabet report tonight? We’ll tell you the key things to watch. Plus, Ray Dalio warns we’re on the brink of economic war with China. But one of our guests says if you’re looking for opportunity in equities, China is the place to be. He’ll reveal what he’s buying. And, on-shoring supply chains, and off-shoring talent. We’ll look at how technology is changing how companies work, who they hire, and where their workers are with XPRIZE CEO Peter Diamandis.

We’re just an hour away from the Fed’s latest rate decision, with some big implications for your money. Markets are already gearing up for a pause or pivot later in the year, and yet the Fed remains hawkish. We’ll explore why that divide could grow even wider. Plus, all of the Fed’s rate hikes have pushed credit card rates to record highs. One industry watcher expects them to top 20% after today. And now the White House is trying to cut consumers a break. We’ll bring you the latest details. And, mortgage demand continues to plunge, and yet homebuilder stocks are actually holding up quite well. What might happen after today’s expected rate hike? We’ll debate.

We’re just over 24 hours from the latest Fed decision on interest rates. We’ll look at what the market wants…why the Fed will likely ignore it…and when the gap between the two could finally close. Plus, shrinking cash hoards, bloated inventories and falling profitability. We’ll look at which retailers are best & worst positioned as the consumer begins to wobble. And, speaking of wobbling – what’s going on with digital ad spending? We’ll look at whether competition – or recession – is the real reason large cap names have been struggling.

Kelly explains why the Fed might be closer to cutting interest rates than it might believe.

Apollo’s Torsten Slok reveals the biggest labor challenge facing the Fed that no one is talking about. The action, the story, the trade on Caterpillar, NXP, and McDonald’s ahead of earnings. And Carter Worth called the drop in Tesla back in June, why he’s getting bearish after saying to “nibble long” in December. Plus, the Super Bowl Indicator—can you trust it?

Is the economy growing, or slowing? There hasn’t been this much confusion over economic data since…last year. So which way does the Fed see things right now? We’ll debate. Plus, Intel is selling off after a brutal earnings report. This as lawmakers in Washington are spending billions to benefit it. Did DC back the wrong horse? We’ll explore. And, stock buybacks tend to make Gina Sanchez’s skin crawl…but there are exceptions! She’ll reveal 3 buybacks you should like, and one to bail on here.

Kelly explains why there may finally be enough incentive for the Fed to pause hiking.

Chevron’s massive stock buyback is the talk of the day. Investors are loving it, while the White House is taking issue with it. We’ll bring you the story, the controversy and the trade. Plus, today’s econ data might suggest the economy is doing just fine. But don’t be fooled! We’ll look at why the Fed isn’t likely to slow down yet, and how you can position in the meantime. And, housing is one area that is indeed seeing a slowdown. But if you’re in the market and hoping that spells a good deal, we’ll speak with an expert who says don’t get your hopes up too high.

Kelly explains why some economic data still remains troubling.

Microsoft is weighing on the broader markets today, though stocks are off the lows as it sets in that its quarter wasn’t as bad as some feared. And while Microsoft can’t control enterprise spending, they can invest heavily in growth technologies like AI. Does that make it a ‘buy’ here? We’ll debate. Plus, as we move through a choppy earning season, are you wasting time investing in the U.S.? We’ll speak with an expert who sees more upside in International stocks. And, Tesla earnings are on deck. We’ll be joined by the analyst who thinks the stock could go to $425 per share – but for a different reason than you might expect.

Kelly explains why a debt ceiling fight in Congress could have far-reaching consequences.

Stocks are giving back yesterday’s gains, and one of our experts is hardly surprised. He says to sell any rally until at least the summer. He’ll join to explain why. Plus, everyone is bracing for tonight’s earnings from Microsoft. We’ll tell you what to look for, and how to position ahead of the big report. And, sky-high egg prices could be a tailwind for one key group of stocks. We’ll reveal the names, and tell you which are most attractive here.

Noted economist Paul McCulley tells us why a pause in Fed rate hikes would be ‘fully justified.’ Yale’s Stephen Roach is more concerned about China than he’s ever been. And layoffs, AI, search battles, oh my…we dig into the reckoning in tech and what’s next for the likes of Google and Microsoft.

Kelly explains why this week’s economic indicators report could spell big trouble ahead for the economy.

It’s been a big week of Fed speakers dominating headlines, and we’re not done yet. Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller is speaking today at the Council of Foreign Relations, and we’ll bring you the key headlines. Plus, Alphabet is joining the list of big tech giants announcing job cuts, set to lay off 12,000 workers. We’ll explore what it all means for the sector after a rough year in 2022. And, the U.S. personal savings rate has plummeted from pandemic-era highs, while household and credit card debt soar to new records. We’ll explain why 2023 could be a rough year for consumers.

With inflation slowing, but sticking around here in the US, should investors look overseas? Why Europe is beginning to look attractive—and why the Fed needs to pause rate hikes, according to one bond investor. Plus, oil was the top performing sector for two years in a row, could 2023 be a record three-peat? Amrita Sen weighs in with why she’s bullish.

The Bank of Japan is standing pat on its yield curve control policy, and that’s reverberating throughout global markets. We’ll drill down on the decline in the dollar, and the stocks poised to benefit here. Plus, Moderna’s RSV vaccine efficacy is driving the stock higher, and setting the stage for a new post-Covid battleground. We’ll speak to an analyst who says this could be a game changer for $MRNA shares. And, the U.S. is poised to hit its debt ceiling tomorrow, much sooner than expected. And a showdown in Washington could come at a high cost. We’ll look at the potential fallout for markets & the economy.

Big banks are back in the spotlight today, with Morgan Stanley & Goldman Sachs reporting earnings. And both stocks are taking off in opposite directions. Goldman seeing its biggest miss in a decade…while Morgan topped estimates and reported record wealth management revenue. We’ll break down all the headlines. Plus, a slowing economy, slowing population growth, and a resurgence in Covid cases. We’ll give you the latest news out of China, including what it all means for investing there. And, we’ll give you the action, the story and the trade on United Airlines, J.B. Hunt & Prologis ahead of results on deck in ‘Earnings Exchange.’

Different data points are giving you very different stories about the economy right now. So are we growing, or slowing? We’ll debate. Plus, speaking of which -- “Meme Stocks” are back! Is that a red flag for investors, or a green light for stocks? We’ll ask our experts. And, on the heels of Disney’s proxy fight, we have a very special edition of “3 Buys & A Bail” that you won’t want to miss.

Kelly explains how a Fed policy pivot could be just around the corner.

Is a Fed pause now just around the corner? Markets already seem to be coming to that conclusion, and now some FOMC members are signaling it too. We’ll debate. Plus, activist investor Nelson Peltz wants a seat on Disney’s board, saying the company has “lost its way.” We have the latest details, and what it means for the stock. And, bank earnings are on deck, with a much-needed pulse on the economy incoming. Will it expose cracks, or continued strength? We’ll look at what to expect.

Kelly explains why the Fed might not be as hawkish as it seems to be.

FTX is back in bankruptcy court today, as company lawyers claim they’ve recovered over $5 billion worth of ‘liquid’ assets. But that still leaves them about $3 billion short of what customers are owed. We’ve got the latest details. Plus, remember when FTX wanted a bailout? Apollo was one of the firms they turned to. We’ll ask its Co-Head of Private Equity why they ultimately passed on that opportunity. And, another week, another airline mess – this time, an FAA outage grounding flights nationwide. We’ll check in with a veteran pilot who says what we’re seeing today is simply “extraordinary.”

Kelly opines on the Fed’s difficult balancing act for 2023.

Inflation is receding. Jobs & GDP are growing. Even jobless claims are relatively low. And yet, yield curves are flashing a huge warning sign that a downturn is coming. So why isn’t the Fed acknowledging it? We’ll debate. Plus, if you’re looking to deploy some cash in this market, we’ll speak with an expert who says there are 2 sectors to bet on and 2 stocks to buy right now. And, Microsoft is reportedly making another big bet on OpenAI’s ChatGPT program. But so are hackers. We’ve got the latest details.

Despite myriad signs the economy is slowing, the Fed remains on a pre-set hawkish course. So should they switch and start pausing rate hikes? We’ll reveal the one data point flashing a big warning sign. Plus, the House finally has a Speaker! But the concessions made to get there may not bode well for business. We’ll tell you all that you need to know. And, Apple shares have been a stubborn weak spot in the market lately. But Toni Sacconaghi of Bernstein says they’re still too pricey. He joins us to explain why.

Stocks rallying after wages in December grew at a slower than expected rate. We dig into what it means for the Fed and your money. The FDA expected to decide on Biogen’s second Alzheimer’s treatment, Jefferies’ analyst Michael Yee tells us what makes this drug different than its maligned first drug Aduhelm. Plus, “A Random Walk Down Wall Street” 50 years later. Wall St. legend Burt Malkiel makes his case for passive investing and why investors shouldn’t trust historic returns…especially now.

Kelly explains why the FANG trade has finally fizzled out.

It’s the countdown to the Fed Minutes and everyone is wondering whether there will be signs of a fracture about what the Fed should do next. We’ll get you set up and run through the latest jobs and inflation numbers. Plus, more DC drama as the GOP struggles to elect a House Speaker. We look at why this could set the stage for two years of tail risk, and the potential fallout for the economy and the markets. And, speaking of markets, if you’re stock picker, you can get some high quality names at bargain prices right now. Our market guest brings four of his favorites…and there’s a twist.

Kelly explains why the effects of the Fed’s tightening in 2022 could finally start to be felt throughout the economy in the new year.

Last year was miserable for stocks. And so far, this year is too. One expert says it won’t get better right away, either. But he’s finding opportunity in the wreckage, and one of his top picks is quite contrarian. He’ll join us to explain why. Plus, one oil bull is remaining steadfast. Jeff Currie of Goldman Sachs joins us to explain why he thinks the set-up for commodities could be the best since the start of the ‘super cycle’ in 2020. And, Tesla’s latest deliveries fell short of expectations, and the stock is now down by more than 70% in the past year. So when will Wall Street finally throw in the towel? We’ll speak to an analyst still rating $TSLA a ‘strong buy.’

Kelly discusses predictions about the stock market for 2023...and whether anybody actually knows anything.

All three major averages on pace for their worst year since the Great Financial Crisis, but there’s one thing that could bring the bulls back, says Potomac Wealth Advisors’ Mark Avallone. Energy the only sector to end the year in the green, up 58%, but that run could be poised to end. We tell you why. And the ad spending slowdown wreaking havoc across media of all stripes, will 2023 bring more pain? A digital ad exec weighs in. Plus, Art Cashin returns to the NYSE floor for a New Year’s tradition!

Stocks are higher today, nearly erasing this week’s losses for the Dow and S&P 500. But with the 2-year yield climbing back toward 4.4%, are short-term bonds the better bet? We’ll explore. Plus, Goldman Sachs warns that China’s earlier-than-expected reopening could actually disrupt the supply chain even further. We’ll dig into the potential economic fallout. And, 2022 was the worst year for IPOs in more than 3 decades. We’ll ask an expert why he believes 2023 may not be an better.

Kelly highlights the vast amount of wealth erased by stock market and other losses this year.

Thousands of travelers are still stranded, as Southwest flight cancellations near 16,000 in the past week. We’ll get the latest details, and tell you which stocks are most affected. Plus, Tesla is having its worst month…quarter…AND year on record. But one investor say it’s still not cheap! He’ll tell us why, and which names he’s buying here too. And, forget the “Great Resignation”…2022 was the year of “Great Regret.” So what kind of job market are we heading into next year? Our own Sharon Epperson brings us the verbal cues.

Kelly highlights an emerging technology that could upend society as we know it.

Bond yields are on the rise to start this shortened trading week. But why are they up so much if all the talk is about inflation “peaking”? We’ll explore. Plus, China is easing Covid policies, and even welcoming travelers as a way to boost its economy. We’ll discuss the ripple effects for the global market. And, 2022 has been a sour year for Apple, with shares falling more than 25%. But Citi has 6 reasons it could trade higher next year. The analyst behind the call joins us.

Kelly explains what’s at stake for YouTube’s quest for the NFL Sunday Ticket.

Kelly explains the ramifications of regulators classifying crypto tokens to be securities.

Kelly explains the difficult tightrope of trying to regulate crypto industry.

We’re seeing some macro confusion for the markets, as inflation has come down, yet not down far enough. While growth is also slowing, but apparently not by enough. So how do you position here? We’ll explore. Plus, speaking of confusion – what are semiconductor stocks signaling right now? And should you scoop them up to lead a Tech comeback in 2023? We’ll ask our experts. And, long-time Tesla bull Dan Ives just lowered his price target on the stock, saying Elon Musk is asleep at the wheel. But he’s still a buyer! He’ll join us to make his case.

David Tepper was famously long on the Fed-driven market of the last decade. But now, he says he’s “leaning short” on stocks because of it! We’ll look at why, and whether he’s right. Plus, we have more details on the FTX bankruptcy scandal, and its impact on the entire crypto space. We’ll speak with one expert who remains bullish on the space, and will explain her case. And, from a ‘perfect storm’ in the retail sector, to an actual storm that could derail your travel plans, we’ll hear from retail legend Mickey Drexler about all of that.

Stocks are getting a lift from better-than-expected earnings today. Consumer confidence also beat expectations. But housing is stuck in a deep freeze, and the Fed and markets are still on 2 different pages for 2023. We’ll explain why, and what it means for you. Plus, rising rates have crushed mortgage lenders. The CEO of Rocket Companies joins us to discuss what his company is doing to soften the blow. And, there could be big changes coming to your 401k, courtesy of Congress and its $1.7 trillion funding bill. We’ll tell you all you need to know.

Investors got an early morning shocker from Japan. We’ll explain why it has rates climbing globally, and whether or not it means central banks are losing their grip on markets. Plus, Carter Worth warned us away from high-flying consumer stocks yesterday. But today, we’ll hear from another investor who says it’s time to bet on the consumer in 2023. And, 3 months ago FedEx kicked off a market scare by warning of a global recession. As they get to report earnings again today, what should investors brace for now? We’ll explore that & Nike earnings on deck in ‘Earnings Exchange.’

Kelly explains why the Fed has a difficult balancing act ahead in 2023.

We’re kicking off a new week with stocks trading a bit heavy. The Nasdaq is down more than 1% today, and 30% this year. But we’ll hear from one investor who thinks that will turn around in 2023. Plus, Apple has reportedly dropped out of the bidding for the NFL’s ‘Sunday Ticket’ package. So who will get the rights? We’ll bring you that, plus other media predictions for the new year. And, Carter Worth joins us to reveal his chart of the year for 2022…plus a stock he sees going up from here in 2023. Don’t miss it.

Kelly explains why a recession could actually be better for so-called “blue collar” workers than others.

While inflation may be cooling, one top economist sees a bigger problem the Fed needs to tackle to get the economy back on track. The biggest options expiry in two years...we read the sentiment tea leaves to see if Santa Claus is coming to Wall Street this year. Plus, an inside look at Dollar General's big bet on the affluent consumer.

Kelly explains why for the first time in a long time, the “TINA” trade is offering real returns.

It’s an ugly day for stocks, as the hawkish Fed was followed by bad data on retail sales & manufacturing. As the disconnect between the Fed and markets grows: who’s got it right? And how do you position from here? We’ll tackle it all. Plus, we’ve had a ton of great news for the airlines lately. So why aren’t investors buying in? We’ll debate whether or not the market is too bearish, and will get some top picks for 2023. And, Don Peebles called the impending carnage in office real estate months ago…but called it a big opportunity, too. He joins us with an update as REITs remain a pressure point in the market.

We’re just an hour away from the latest Fed decision on interest rates, and markets are expecting a half-point hike. But will it seal the deal on a recession? Or will the FOMC hand us a dovish surprise? We’ll explore all that’s at stake, and what it means for you & your money.

The Dow was flying high after today’s cooler-than-expected CPI report first came out. But it’s now turned negative, giving up a more than 700 point gain. With the next Fed decision in just 24 hours, what does it say that we can’t hold this rally up? We’ll explore, and explain what it all means for you and your money.

If the economy does head into a recession, it will be unlike many we’ve seen before in one important way: the Fed can’t come to the rescue like it usually does. We’ll look at why, and what it could mean for markets. Plus, the housing market is getting a bit of a reprieve, as mortgage rates pull back from their highs. So why aren’t more buyers ready to jump in? We’ll explore. And, Sam Bankman-Fried is set to testify before Congress tomorrow, as investors flee the crypto space. The CEO of Strike will join us with what he thinks investors are getting wrong here.

Stocks have turned higher on the day, but are still lower for the week. And the Fed’s next decision on rate hikes is just a few days away. Can they still engineer a soft landing? Or is a recession unavoidable? We’ll debate. Plus, it’s “game on” for Microsoft in its battle against the FTC. We’ll explain what the government’s tougher stance means for the future of M&A. And, we’re continuing to look at other ways to invest, turn a profit and maybe have some fun too. Today we’re focusing on wine & whiskey, and you won’t want to miss it!

There’s been a spectacular collapse in oil prices this year, as crude hovers just over $72 per barrel after a 10% drop in the past week. Gas prices are also plunging, heading below $3 per gallon across the country. And yet the Energy sector is still up 50% this year. Is it time to bail? We’ll debate. Plus, the plunge in fuel prices has been another headwind for shares of Tesla, which is down more than 50% this year. Do the charts suggest it’s about to take off again? We’ll check.And, there’s some key earnings on tap, with Costco, RH & Lululemon all out with results after the bell. We’ll give you the action, the story and the trade on each in Earnings Exchange.

Better news on inflation has yields down and stocks up. Jefferies’ David Zervos says the worst is now over, and the Fed’s credibility also remains intact. He’ll join us in studio to make his case. Plus, Academy Sports + Outdoors is up double digits after earnings today. The company’s expansion plans are also in full swing, despite recession fears. The CEO will join us to explain what’s working. And, Amazon is the only mega cap stock that’s negative over the past month, and it’s lost half of its value this year. Is this an opportunity to buy in? We’ll have a bull vs. bear debate.

Stocks are lower again today, as key yield curves keep getting more deeply inverted. J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon says we’ve never lived through a time like this. So how should you invest? We’ll ask an expert. Plus, the housing market is rapidly slowing, and the CEO of Equifax says we’re already in a mortgage recession. We’ll dive into the data, and explain just how quickly things have changed. And, the Georgia Senate Runoff is officially underway. The race is close, and the result is critical. We’ll explain why a 51-49 Senate is much different for business than a 50-50 split.

Stocks are falling again today, on fears that Fed tightening will lead to a recession. But could they still engineer a ‘soft landing?’ We’ll hear from someone who says ‘yes’ – if they stop raising rates right now. Plus, OPEC isn’t increasing oil production, as the price cap on Russian oil is set to go into effect. Will it make the U.S. an even bigger player in the global energy market? We’ll explore. And, our technician will reveal the one stock chart he says looks good right now – almost TOO good. He’ll explain why, and where he’s investing now.

The November jobs report came in hotter-than-expected, and stocks don’t seem to like it. Are we back to “good news” being “bad news” for markets? We’ll debate. Plus, farmland is slowly becoming a hot asset class and inflation hedge. We’ll explain what makes it attractive to investors, and how you can add it to your portfolio. And, we’re at a very critical point for the energy market, with some important events on deck. We’ll look at the week ahead and how it could all play out.

Markets are lower once again today, as investors debate the path of the economy ahead of tomorrow’s jobs report. We’ll get a preview of the numbers. Plus, we’ll speak with one investor who says no matter what happens with the economy, you should “always bet on growth.” And, if the economy has you concerned about stocks, maybe consider investing in handbags & sneakers. We’ll look at that market as part of our ‘Alternate Investment’ series.

Stocks have been living in fear of Jerome Powell this week, as the Fed Chair is set to speak at the Brookings Institution. Wall Street is waiting to hear if he might say the markets have gotten ahead of themselves in looking for an end or slowdown of interest rate hikes. We’ll explain what it all means for you and your money as we lead up to his live remarks today.

Stocks are struggling to bounce back following yesterday’s big selloff. There are a lot of worries still hanging over the market, including China’s “Covid chaos.” We’ll get a live report from Beijing. Plus, Fed Chair Jerome Powell is also looming large over markets, with a big speech planned for tomorrow. Bond yields are way down since the last FOMC meeting. Is Powell about to remind the markets about “higher for longer” too? We’ll explore. And, there’s one more threat hanging over the economy: a looming rail strike. President Biden is pushing Congress to end it, but if it drags on, is there an opportunity to buy the trucking stocks? We’ll ask an expert for his advice.

With protests erupting across China over Covid lockdowns, we look at the impact on the global economy and what it means for Xi’s leadership. Worried that the Santa Claus Rally won’t show up this year? One stock-picker tells us why old, big tech is the way to go if you’re looking for protection. And energy is the best performing sector this year, but one technician still sees room to run in the refiners and brings us the names he says are going higher.

Stocks are muted today ahead of the latest Fed minutes. But are we about to see a period of real strength in the markets? We’ll speak with an expert who says ‘yes,’ and has 3 names to buy now. Plus, Mastercard’s Global Chief Economist joins us with the trends he’s seeing as we head into the holiday shopping season, including a big comeback for department stores. And, Bob Iger’s return to Disney came as a big surprise, but one theory suggests his next move could be even more shocking. We’ll bring you the latest details.

Stocks are rising today, one year to the day from the Nasdaq’s all-time high. What’s next for the averages as we near the year-end? We’ll explore. Plus, a shortage of the world’s most critical fuel is sending tanks nearly empty and prices higher. We’ll hear from an expert who expects a $100 billion hit to the economy. And, as the crypto universe seemingly crumbles around it, will Coinbase survive…or even thrive? We’ll have a Bull vs. Bear debate on the stock.

It’s the busiest travel week of the year in the US and Frontier Airlines CEO Barry Biffle gives us his demand expectations and a warning for those still waiting to buy a holiday ticket. Oil prices swing wildly after the Saudis deny reports that OPEC+ will announce production increases. We make sense of the crude confusion with Amena Bakr of Energy Intelligence. Plus, Stifel CEO Ron Kruszewski has an idea for the SEC about regulating crypto…and the rule is already on the books.

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The American rail system could be thrown into disarray as soon as December 5, just in time for the busy holiday shipping season. The CEO of the American Association of Railroads tells us why he’s confident a deal will get done before that strike deadline. Zillow Co-Founder Spencer Rascoff on where he expects home prices to fall the most and why there’s a silver lining in today’s market versus 2007’s. And from rising food costs to changing consumer behaviro, the CEO of Dickey’s Barbecue Restaurants gives us a peek at the back of the house. Plus, the one semi stock you need to own right now.

Muddy Waters founder and famed short-seller Carson Block joins The Exchange exclusively with his newest short position. He also shares his outlook for the crypto industry amid the FTX fallout. Plus, if you’re among the many investors dealing with losses in crypto, we’ve got some strategies on how to minimize your tax bill. And, Deutsche Bank says the “future is bright” for the solar group. The analyst behind that call joins us with her top picks in the space.

Stocks popping on a cooler-than-expected PPI number, but one strategist says much like the reaction to CPI data, the markets are reacting too wildly. He tells us why and where he’s putting money to work. A double upgrade for Netflix from Bank of America’s new analyst…what’s got her so excited about the new ad tier. And Walmart crushed its third quarter, will TJX and Target follow suit? We’ve got the action, the story and the trade on both ahead of their reports.

Markets taking a bit of a breather today but could we see a year-end rally? We’ll get a technical take, and look at where the opportunities are for the remainder of 2022. Plus, two retail rivals…Walmart and Target on deck to report earnings, and according to Cowen, one of them is better positioned to win the holidays. The analyst behind the report joins us to make his case. And, President Biden and President Xi meeting face-to-face at the G-20. We have the key takeaways, and whether now is the time to invest in China.

Investors still processing Thursday’s massive rally, but what exactly was it? Just some knee jerk reaction to a slightly better CPI print and hopes for a Fed shift? Or a real turn in sentiment to the upside? Plus, the latest on the FTX Bankruptcy. How did some of the world’s most sophisticated investors miss…everything? And how big could the fallout end up being? And the China conundrum. They seem to be relaxing some of the strict covid policies, but is it a good bet to invest there? We’ll discuss.

Inflation is cooling, and stocks are heating up! Key data is now suggesting the Fed may start to back off of rate hikes. We’ll look at where we could go from here, and how to position. Plus, FTX’s collapse continues, with its founder now facing all kinds of questions. And the fallout is reverberating throughout all of crypto. But is the worst behind us, or still to come? We’ll explore. And, just how much are rising rates hitting the housing market? We’ll speak with the CEO of WaFd about the mayhem in the mortgage market, and where the lending industry is headed next.

Stocks are lower today, as some key earnings reports disappointed and control of Congress remains unclear. We’ll dive into it all for you. Plus, how far reaching is FTX’s liquidity crunch? And who’s on the hook for losses? We’ll explore what it all means for the future of crypto, and more. And, Volkswagen is bullish on EVs, predicting the U.S. will be a major player by 2030. We’ll speak with the company’s new America Group CEO about how it’ll reach that goal.

Election Day is here, and we’ll look at the possible scenarios coming out of the Midterms and what they could mean for markets and your money. Plus, the Dow is coming off its best October ever, but one market expert isn’t sold the pain is over just yet. He’ll explain why he sees a dip coming, and what you should be buying when it does. And, a massive bailout is underway for one of the world’s biggest Crypto exchanges. We’ve got the latest details on the bizarre story playing out for FTX.

Two tech titans taking a hit. We look at what Apple’s production warnings and Meta’s reported layoffs mean for the overall markets, and for your money. Plus, one energy CEO’s dire warning on natural gas supplies, and what he’s asking the White House to do about it. And, we have the story, and the trade on Lyft, TripAdvisor, and Norwegian Cruise Line in today’s Earnings Exchange.

The jobs report came in better-than-expected, and stocks are trying to hold up. Are we back to “good news” being good, or is it still “bad news”? We’ll dig in and ask the experts if the markets have finally broken their addiction to the Fed, and what it all means for your money. Plus, we’ll speak with the Executive Director of America’s newly-crowned busiest port about trade, supply chain, labor battles and more. And, we’ve got a special “Fed Wake-Up Call” edition of 3 Buys And A Bail, featuring some beaten-down tech titans trading at a discount.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s message of “slower, but not lower” is sending stocks into the red in today’s session, as bond yields rise again. What does it all mean for your money? We’ll look at how to position now. Plus, we’re less than 24 hours away from the crucial monthly jobs report. One expert sees a trend forming that doesn’t bode well for the Fed’s fight against inflation, and he’ll join us to explain why. And, we’ll speak with the CEO of CF Industries about making fertilizer, feeding the world and dealing with higher natural gas costs.

We’re just minutes away from the latest Fed interest rate decision. The big money question: will Jerome Powell & Co. stay aggressive, or back off? The result could swing stocks big in either direction. We’ll set you up for all of it, as we count you down to the decision.

We’re just a day away from when the Fed will announce its latest decision to raise rates. And that means your borrowing costs on everything are likely to go up. We’ll look at the impact on your money. Plus, there’s another big event with implications for your wallet – the Midterms. We’ll break down what happens to money & markets in each possible scenario on election day. And, we’ll get you ready for more big earnings reports coming up. We’ve got the action, the story and the trade on AMD & Airbnb ahead of results in ‘Earnings Exchange.’

We’re counting down to the next Fed decision. Will Jerome Powell finally blink? And is a recession all but guaranteed? Paul McCulley will give us his take on it all. Plus, diesel prices are soaring as supplies reach critically low levels. Politicians are blaming the companies, but we’ll lay out what’s really going on. And, the busiest week of earnings season is upon us, with some big names on deck. We’ll get you ready for NXP Semi, Uber and Pfizer results in ‘Earnings Exchange.’

Stocks are soaring today, with the Dow up 5% this week and up 14% this month – it’s best month in 46 years. But as the market turns its attention from earnings to the Fed, can the rally continue? We’ll explore. Plus, President Biden thought he had a deal to avoid a rail strike, but now a 2nd union is rejecting it. We’ll look at the very real possibility of a strike, and the very real threat to the economy. And, recession fears have sent investors into health care stocks. We’ll bring you “3 Buys And A Bail” to help keep your portfolio healthy amid market uncertainty.

Meta’s stock is sinking today, after missing estimates and burning through cash. But we’re on the hunt for opportunities: we’ll look at companies benefitting from Meta’s massive money moves. Plus, Wingstop is up 30% this week following earnings. We’ll ask the CEO about consumer spending and where he sees prices and trends heading next. And, more big earnings reports are on deck. We’ll give you the action, the story and the trade on Apple, Amazon and Intel in ‘Earnings Exchange.’

Stocks are mixed today, as tech earnings are dragging down the Nasdaq. But with the Fed decision a week away, which is more important to markets right now: rate or reports? We’ll debate. Plus, during last night’s Pennsylvania Senate debate, Democratic candidate John Fetterman said he’s pro-fracking. Could we soon see a nat gas boom in the Keystone State? The CEO of EQT Corp. will join us. And, more big earnings reports are headed our way, with Meta, Ford and Caterpillar all on deck. We’ll bring you the action, the story and the trade on each in ‘Earnings Exchange.’

Consumer confidence in September came in lighter than expected and data from the Conference Board reveals a slowdown, particularly in the lower-end. We dig into what that means with Confidence Board CEO Steve Odland. Meta, Visa and Microsoft all report after the bell…we have the key things to watch and how to trade it ahead of the print. And Congressional Progressives retracting their suggestion of direct talks between the US and Russia to end the Ukraine conflict, Admiral James Stavridis tells us what he thinks the next steps should be. Plus, the growing Permian natural gas problem.

Chinese stocks are plummeting, as President Xi tightens his grip on the country and its economy. Is there a future for American companies doing business there? Or Chinese companies doing business here? We’ll debate. Plus, we’re gearing up for a big week of earnings. We’ll explore who wins out among some of the biggest Industrial & Transport names reporting this week in ‘Earnings Exchange.’ And, how bad was the pandemic and school closures for kids’ education in America? And it could lead to a lost generation for families & the economy? We’ll ask Sal Khan of Khan Academy.

Stocks are heading higher, but bond yields are sinking as Fed officials hint that the pace for rate hikes may begin to slow. We’ve got all the market angles covered for you. Plus, Snap Inc. has fallen nearly 30% after reporting results. Is the weakness it saw in advertising a sign of things to come for other Tech companies? We’ll explore. And, we’re getting ready for earnings beyond ‘Big Tech’, from Energy to Autos & more. We’ll debate who wins out among some of the biggest names reporting next week.

Bond yields are rising again, with the 10-year note back to 2008 levels. The markets aren’t minding it, but can rates & stocks keep rising together? We’ll debate. Plus, for the second time in just 2 months, the UK is looking for a new Prime Minister. And the policies of the next PM could have a big impact on U.S. & global markets. We’ll explore what’s at stake. And, investors are getting a lot of earnings reports to digest. We’ll get you ready for CSX, Snap Inc and Verizon ahead of results on deck in ‘Earnings Exchange.’

Mortgage rates could continue to rise above 7%, as bond yields spike again. We’ll hear from an expert who says the Fed needs to slow down the pace of rate hikes. Plus, crude oil continues to climb, even as the White House keeps selling our emergency reserves. Are we on a collision course with OPEC? We’ll debate. And, severe drought has the Mississippi River receding to record low levels. We’ll speak to the ACBL CEO about why this could turn into another supply chain & energy crisis.

Stocks are higher once again today, with the Dow now up 1,800 points from last Thursday’s CPI-low. But can the rally be trusted? We’ll debate. Plus, billionaire philanthropist & investor Bill Gates will join us to talk about his climate change ambitions, and the clean energy firms he’s investing in right now. And, with the Midterms fast approaching, does it all really come down to “gas and groceries”? We’ll preview what to expect as money & politics get set to collide in November.

Banks have been the big driver for earnings season so far, holding up better than expected. The big names are getting the most attention, but we’ll drill down on some smaller ones that could be good bets right now. Plus, Treasury yields are lower today after hitting decade-highs last week. Are we past the peak? The ‘Bond King of Texas’ says ‘yes,’ and he’ll join us in studio to explain why. And, could the bottom already be in for stocks? Remove bonds, and we’re seeing all the ‘textbook signs’ according to Ari Wald of Oppenheimer. He’ll tell us what he’s buying now.

Stocks are turning lower today, unable to build on yesterday’s massive CPI-fueled turnaround. If there’s more volatility ahead, how can you play it? We’ll ask the experts. Plus, more chaos in the UK, as the new Prime Minister just fired her head of Treasury and reversed course on much of her big tax cut plan. We’ll examine the global fallout. And, the latest retail sales data shows inflation is starting to take a toll. Will rising prices eat into holiday spending, playing “Grinch” for the retailers? We’ll explore.

Stocks are shrugging off the hotter-than-expected CPI data, with the Dow making an 1,100-point swing from the morning lows. We’ll try to make sense of what’s happening on Wall Street today. Plus, while stocks might be higher, inflation is too, posting another 8.2% jump year-over-year in September. So what should the Fed do? We’ll explore. And, earnings season is about to kick off, starting with the Financials. We’ll get you ready with a ‘Big Banks’ edition of Earnings Exchange.

Inflation doesn’t seem to be going anywhere…yet. And while all signs point to more Fed tightening, the Bank of England is still easing. We’ll examine the fallout. Plus, the Nasdaq is once again underperforming, now trading near 2-year lows. What will it take to finally turn it around? We’ll explore. And, earnings season is set to kick off, with big banks on deck. Our trader will give some advice on how to trade the results.

Stocks are making a big midday turn higher, even shrugging off comments from the Fed’s Loretta Mester that ‘more restrictive’ policy is needed. We’ll track everything from the macro to Main Street, and see how it’s impacting markets & your money. Plus, lots of geopolitical events are impacting the energy market, from Russian attacks on infrastructure to Iranian oil workers going on strike. We’ll explore what it all means for energy prices & inflation. And, if inflation is indeed starting to slow down, then will some stocks get set to pop? Our trader will name one group he sees rallying from here and why.

The ‘risk-off’ trade is alive and well, as the market trades cautiously ahead of a key inflation reading and earnings. So what does that mean for your money? Our expert says remove all ‘shiny objects’ from your portfolio and turn to dividend stocks. He’ll explain why. Plus, the Nasdaq is lagging once again, as Semiconductor stocks sell off. Should investors still stick with Tech here? We’ll debate. And, we’ll explain why you could soon see a surge in Energy M&A deals, and what it says about the market overall.

The job market’s still going strong, likely keeping the Fed firmly on its hawkish path. And stocks are lower as a result. But is the market overeating? We’ll debate. Plus, the consumer is also still strong, according to new data from Mastercard. We’ll speak with the analyst behind the report about trends he’s seeing and how they might influence the Fed’s strategy. And, we have a special Jobs Edition of ‘3 Buys And A Bail’ -- including one name Gina Sanchez says will do well no matter what state the economy is in.

Stocks are falling for the second day in a row following a strong start to the week. So is now time to get back into the market? We’ll debate. Plus, we’re less than 24 hours away from the big September jobs report. We’ll turn to Recruiter.com for clues on what to expect. And, real estate mogul Don Peebles joins us live with how soaring rates are playing out in residential and commercial real estate.

After 2 days of market gains, the bears are back in charge! And one expert says they’ll fight to keep control. She’ll give us the 4 names she’s buying right now, and the catalyst she thinks will end the bull-bear battle. Plus, Elon Musk’s Twitter deal is back on. The question now becomes: what will he do with it? We’ll explore. And, we’ll bring you the action, story & trade in Constellation Brands, Conagra & McCormick ahead of results in ‘Earnings Exchange.’

Elon Musk has reportedly proposed to buy Twitter for the original $54.20 a share-price. With the stock halted for news we get the latest reporting, why Musk has decided the deal is back on, and what it means for the social media giant’s and Musk’s futures. Plus, why investors should get optimistic about risk assets now and the names to buy for the long-term.

Stocks are surging right out of the October gate. Is there more to come now that September is behind us? We’ll hear from an expert who sees another 15% gain for the S&P before year-end. Plus, it’s OPEC vs. the White House, as crude prices surge on news the group could make a big production cut. We’ll dissect what to expect at this week’s meeting. And, we’ll get a look at the American economy from one of its most popular restaurants. The CEO of P.F. Chang’s joins us to talk inflation, supply chain, the consumer & more.

Good news for investors: September is over! The Dow is set to close its worst month since March 2020, and worst September in 20 years. But given we had more inflation data and yet stocks are up today, is that a good sign going forward? We’ll debate. Plus, today is Sheryl Sandberg’s last day as an employee of Facebook. We’ll look at the company, and the stock, without her in the fold. And, Jerome Powell warned there’d be more pain as the Fed raises rates, and he’s been right. So we’ve got 3 ‘buys’ which can take the pain, and one that can’t.

Markets are down big today, as global risks and runaway inflation spook investors. What’s the risk of European contagion spreading here? We’ll explore. Plus, jobless claims fell to their lowest levels in 5 months. But another inflation reading – one loved by the Fed – is still red-hot. Does that mean bigger hikes ahead? We’ll debate. And, how is all of this impacting corporate earnings? We’ll find out when Nike & Micron report after the bell. We’ll have the action, the story and the trade in ‘Earnings Exchange.’.

Stocks are bouncing back today, after falling to their lowest levels since late 2020. Is the U.S. looking more attractive compared to the financial chaos in Europe? We’ll break down the Bank of England’s surprising moves to recue its bond market. Plus, Europe’s energy crisis may get worse, as someone apparently blew up parts of Russia’s big Nord Stream pipeline. The EU is claiming it was caused by ‘sabotage.’ But by who? We’ll debate. And, as Hurricane Ian makes landfall in Florida, we’ll talk to the CEO of Generac about his company’s efforts to help keep the lights on in the hardest hit areas of the state.

Stocks continue to slide, giving back their early gains of the day. So what are investors to do here? Our expert says you buy in, because dips driven by the Fed are always worth buying. He’ll tell us why. Plus, high-grade investment bond yields are now at 13-year highs. So why aren’t we seeing more demand? We’ll get a check on the health of the corporate debt market. And, we’ll give you the action, the story and the trade in Cal-Maine Foods, Paychex and Thor ahead of results on deck in ‘Earnings Exchange.’

Stocks under pressure once again as yields, and the dollar, continue to rise. So how do you play it? We have three names well-positioned for gains right now. Plus, as oil hits the lowest level since January 6th, the CEO of America’s largest energy exporting ports joins us with his view on the state of energy, the economy, the supply chain and more. And, with credit card balances hitting all-time highs, and credit card rates at the highest level in more than two decades, we look at the state of consumer debt and what it means for the economy.

Markets are set to close out a down week with another big drop. The Dow has dropped below 30,000, and falling below the June lows too. We’ll tell you all you need to know. Plus, it’s not just stocks falling today. Oil is dropping too, now below $80 per barrel for the first time since January. Is $60 the next stop? We’ll debate. And, we’ll give you some advice on how to survive higher rates in our latest edition of ‘3 Buys And A Bail.’

Wall Street is reacting to another big rate hike from the Fed. It’s going to hit every aspect of the economy, from debt, to housing and the markets. We’ve got all the angles covered for you. Plus, Tech stocks are taking the brunt of rising rates, with the Nasdaq down 10% in just one month. But does that mean it’s time to buy? We’ll debate. And, FedEx shocked the business world with its dire revenue warning. But now the company officially reports. Will it change the game? We’ll explore.

It’s decision day for the Fed. In just an hour’s time, we’ll find out if they will raise interest rates another half, ¾ or even a full 1%. And more importantly, we’ll find out what they expect to have to do in the future to keep fighting inflation. We’ll have every angle covered ahead of that decision, including what it means for the economy, housing and stocks.

We’re just 24 hours away from the latest Fed decision, and rates are rocking. 11-year highs for the 10-year yield; and 15-year highs for the 2-year yield. And that’s going to be a huge hidden ‘tax’ on tens of millions of Americans. We’ll explain why. Plus, FedEx just warned of a serious economic pullback. But a lot of other companies disagree. Who’s right? We’ll debate. And, Beyond Meat shares have been ‘beyond’ bad. Shares have wiped out 85% of their value this year, and now the COO is involved in a personal scandal. We’ll get the latest on this bizarre story.

The two biggest stories of the day: rates & markets. Guggenheim’s Scott Minerd is the perfect person to talk about both, and he joins us all hour! Plus, will the Fed go for a full point rate hike this week? Or will it be less this time and more down the road? We’ll debate. And, in good times & bad, there’s always opportunity somewhere. We’ll try to help you find it.

FedEx just shocked Wall Street with a big time warning. The stock is now on pace for it’s worst day ever. Is this a bad sign for the economy, or just a company problem? We’ll debate. Plus, as stocks get set to close out their 4th negative week in 5, our trader has 3 names to buy, and one name to avoid in a special “3 Buys & A Bail: Volatility Survival Edition.”

The rail industry is back on track, agreeing on a tentative labor deal to avoid a strike. Now oil & natural gas prices are falling sharply as the risk premium comes out. We’ll bring you the energy impact. Plus, we’re a week away from the next Fed meeting, and markets seem split on what they want vs. what the economy needs. We’ll debate who’s right, who’s going to win, and what it means for your money. And, cable TV is the new ‘cable TV’ as streaming services fight to get even bigger to offer customers more choices. We’re calling it the ‘re-bundling of television’, and we’ll explain what it means for you.

Stocks are coming off of their 7th-biggest point drop in history. But some say bargains are now abound. We’ll talk to the pro’s about what they’re buying now. Plus, there are still some bright spots in the market, including Cheniere Energy. We’ll speak to the CEO as it extends its winning streak. And, rising rates are usually good for banks. But inflation, not so much. Our analyst explains why the smaller lenders are the place to be right now.

Today’s hotter-than-expected CPI data helping snap a 4-day winning streak for stocks. Inflation showing no signs of slowing down, as many prices we pay are actually continuing to rise – from housing, to food & more. We’ll look at how inflation is hitting every area of the economy, and what it means for you & your portfolio.

Stocks are higher for a fourth straight day, bucking the historical September trend. So what do you buy here: Growth or Value? We’ll hear from an expert who says you can buy both right now. Plus, Uber is on the upswing, with shares up nearly 60% since July 1. We’ll hear from the CEO live on everything from food delivery to self-driving and more. And, there are new signs inflation may be slowing in some areas. We’ll explain how inflation could change in a big way by the time the holiday season rolls around.

Stocks are higher today and on pace to close out a strong week, despite even more hawkish Fed speak. But can the Fed actually get inflation under control without crushing the housing market? We’ll debate. Plus, California is on the brink of an energy crisis, facing shortages and flipping its stance on nuclear. We’ll dig into where the state went wrong. And, we’ll give you a brand new “3 Buys & A Bail”, focused on each kind of economic recovery we might see ahead.

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Apple’s product event is kicking off in Cupertino, where Tim Cook is expected to unveil the new iPhone 14 and more. We’ll bring you all the headlines, and look at whether it can spur sales enough to boost the stock. Plus, the Nasdaq is on pace to snap its longest losing streak in 6 years. But our expert says it’s still not time to jump into Tech yet. He’ll explain why he’s sticking with “steady” stocks for now. And, shares of Academy Sports + Outdoors are jumping despite posting lower profits & sales. The CEO joins us to talk the retail environment and the consumer.

Could Europe’s energy crisis soon turn into a financial crisis? We’ll tell you why it could, who’s most exposed, and why it might be good news for U.S. companies. Plus, the countdown is on to Apple’s big event. We’ll take a closer look at what to expect, and how to position. And, we’ll talk to the CEO of Trex about how demand has slowed as the home improvement boom subsides, and how he’s managing changing market dynamics after a record run.

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Stocks are down for the 5th straight day. The Nasdaq is down more than 8% in that time, and the list of market worries is growing even longer now. We’ll bring you the latest details. Plus, the August jobs report is due out tomorrow. Will the labor market continue to be strong? And what does that mean for the market? We’ll explore. And, we’ll bring you the action, the story and the trade in Broadcom, PagerDuty and Lululemon ahead of results on deck in ‘Earnings Exchange.’

Volatile trading in the session, but one investor says the market has fallen too far, too fast. We get the moves he’s making now. The RBC analyst who recently initiated coverage on defense stocks tells us his top pick and what will boost the sector in both the near- and long-terms. Plus, Pure Storage, Five Below, and Signet quarterly results are on deck. We tell you what to watch and how to trade it.

Stocks are lower again today, with all 3 averages on pace to finish August in the red. But one portfolio manager is heeding Warren Buffett’s advice to “be greedy when others are fearful.” He’ll tell us where he’s seeing opportunities. Plus, violent clashes in Iraq, a potential flood of Iranian oil, Germany’s rapid Nat Gas buildup and strong U.S. data are all whipsawing the energy complex. We’ll get the geopolitical implications, and what’s next for prices. And, we’ll bring you the action, the story and the trade in Crowdstrike, ChargePoint and Chewy ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

A noted value investor is picking up a pretty expensive chip stock, he tells us why. Options activity reveals the bulls are staying with this year’s top-performing sector, while there’s still no love for one of the laggards. Plus, in Earnings Exchange: is China tech turning around? Can an electronics retailer keep its head above water? And why inventories are a concern for one discounter.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell delivered a very hawkish speech in Jackson Hole, hinting that a big rate hike could be coming and warning of more pain ahead for the economy. But what exactly does that pain look like? And how should you position your portfolio? We’ll discuss. Plus, Tech stocks are getting hit particularly hard on the prospect of more rate hikes. But one expert says stick with it. He’ll join us to explain why. And, we’ve got a special Jackson Hole Edition of ‘3 Buys & A Bail’ – including the one stock Gina Sanchez says you need to own now.

Investors are anxiously awaiting Fed Chair Powell’s big speech at Jackson Hole. Will he signal a slow pivot to a dovish stance? We look at what that would mean for your money. Plus, they were the Pandemic Darlings and now they need to reinvent themselves if they want to survive in a post-pandemic world. We’ll look at three names and who is best positioned for a successful second act. And, three stocks on deck that will give us new clues about the health of the consumer. The key things to watch on Affirm, Gap and Ulta Beauty, and how to position on each.

There’s one stock reporting today that could determine where the market is headed next. We’ll give you the name, how to position and where to find value in some beaten-up sectors. Plus, we’re finally seeing home prices start to fall. We’ll look at where, by how much, and what it means for the overall state of the real estate market. And, Peloton is partnering with Amazon to make is products more accessible. Will it be enough to appease investors? We’ll debate.

The bears seem to be controlling the market narrative once again. But will they stay in charge? Morgan Stanley says they have one last act to play. We’ll take a look a how long that could be, and where you should turn for opportunities. Plus, as more cracks begin to show in the housing market, one real estate investor says there’s an area of the market that will hold up better than others. He’ll join us to explain. And, we’ll get the latest read on builders when Toll Brothers reports after the bell, plus 2 big retailers on deck. We’ll set you up for all of it in ‘Earnings Exchange.’

The rally continues to fade, with Tech leading the declines. So should you bail on Growth or stick with it? Two big banks have two very different views on what’s next, and we’ll debate them with our strategist. Plus, lots of headlines in the Tech & Crypto spaces today. We’ll bring you the latest moves in Meme stocks, a big winner in the Crypto Craze, and answer the question: will Dragons or Hobbits win the streaming wars? And, we’ll bring you the action, the story and the trade in Palo Alto Networks, Macy’s and Zoom Video ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

As inflation pressures have eased, the Bulls have taken over Wall Street. But one strategist says ‘hold on’ – inflation will be stubbornly persistent, and growth stocks will come back down to Earth. He’ll explain why. Plus, we’ll dig into some of the biggest media headlines of the day, and explain what they could be telling us about where the world of entertainment is heading. Ed Lee of The New York Times joins us. And, Lido Advisors’ Gina Sanchez joins with a Consumer Edition of ‘3 Buys & A Bail.’ She’ll reveal which name she thinks is crushing it on all fronts right now – and will continue to for investors.

Has the rally run out of steam? The answer may be ‘yes’ based on what we’re seeing in the Options market. We’ll look at what’s going on, and where the opportunities are right now. Plus, what’s the plan for Apple’s ad ambitions? Who are the winners and losers? And how might it affect iPhone users? We’ll tackle all of these questions and more. And, the earnings parade continues with Deere, Applied Materials and Foot Locker on deck. We’ll bring you the action, the story and the trade in all 3 of them in Earnings Exchange.

Stocks are pulling back today, with the Nasdaq getting hit the hardest. But that’s because it’s had the biggest bounce back. That includes Apple, which is up 32% in just 2 months, and only 5% off its all-time high. But one Technician says its run is done. We’ll debate that take. Plus, we’ll try to make sense of some conflicting economic data, with some signaling ‘recession’ while others show the opposite. How will the Fed react to it all? We’ll explore. And, we’ll bring you the action, the story and the trade in Cisco, BJ’s Wholesale and Kohl’s ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

Inflation is coming off the boil, the consumer is holding up ok, and the market has been rallying. So that’s all good, right? Maybe not. We’ll look at why and where to find value in case this isn’t the start of a new bull market. Plus, China is trying to revive its economy and jumpstart population growth. But Niall Ferguson warns that growing at all costs could come at a big price. He’ll join us to make his case. And, more cracks are forming on the housing front. We’ll tell you what they are, and what it means for the economy in the back half of the year.

Stocks are pausing today after a huge rally off of the June lows, as Chinese & U.S. economic data both weakened more than expected. Is the market rally durable or not? JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley have differing views, and we’ll get both of their takes. Plus, we’ll examine those signs of weakness in the Chinese economy. We’ll take a hard look at the impact here & abroad. And, two huge retail names report results tomorrow morning. We’ll give you the action, the story and the trade in Walmart & Home Depot in Earnings Exchange.

The market is on pace to close out its first 4-week winning streak since the peak last September. The Nasdaq is now up 20% from the June lows, and we just got optimistic consumer data. We’ll explore whether the rally can hold. Plus, we’ll get a trader’s take on how to play this rally amid rising rates. And, a historic drought is plaguing Europe, and rivers are so low, ship can’t pass through with food & fuel. We’ll get a live report on this dire situation.

We just got another lighter-than-expected inflation reading. But is it enough for the Fed to change course? And which course would keep the Bulls in charge? We’ll explore. Plus, we’re learning more about the rise – and the risks – of single-stock leverages ETFs. Former Nasdaq CEO Bob Greifeld will join us with his take on them. And, we’ll give you the action, the story and the trade on Rivian, Poshmark and Toast – and how to position on all 3 – ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

The good news: stocks are surging on a lighter-than-expected inflation report. The bad news: we’re seeing the weakest productivity growth for any expansion in post-war history. What does it all mean? We’ll explain. Plus, we’ll bring you the story, the action and the trade in Disney, Bumble and Canada Goose ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange. And, Carter Worth called the top for Energy back in May when he went short on the XLE and long on the broader market. He’s closing that position today, and will join us to reveal where he’s investing next.

Meme stocks are making a comeback, with Bed Bath & Beyond doubling since August, and AMC Entertainment up 50%. It’s a headache for the shorts, but is this actually a good sign for the markets? And where’s all the cash coming from this time? We’ll explore. Plus, the Chips Act is now signed into law. And yet the Chip stocks are tumbling for a second straight day. We’ll talk to one of the key Senators involved about how soon & how much it will actually help U.S. chip makers. And, some big movers are about to reporter their results. We’ll bring you the story, the action and the trade in Coinbase, Roblox and Wynn Resorts in Earnings Exchange.

Stocks have turned lower, giving up the morning’s big gains even after the S&P hit a key technical level. Is it Nvidia’s fault after it pre-announced a revenue miss for Q2? We’ll explore. Plus, should the Fed just sit back and let the job market rip – or should they hike even more aggressively? We’ll debate which response is right following Friday’s red-hot jobs report. And, the Democrats are close to a historic win on climate and tax hikes with the Inflation Reduction Act. Could it propel them to a victory in the Midterms? We’ll discuss.

A big surprise on the labor front, as the July jobs report came in much hotter than expected. So will the Fed ramp up rate hikes to help tame inflation? We’ll explore. Plus, consumers are spending big money on experiences, which helped Live Nation report a record quarter. The President & CFO joins us to discuss consumer trends post-pandemic. And, mortgage lenders have been hit hard by rising interest rates, and now there could be big a shakeout coming in the industry. We’ll bring you the latest details.

As inflation sits at 40-year highs, the CEOs of Papa John’s and e.l.f. Beauty join us to discuss spending trends they’re seeing, and how it’s impacting their bottom lines. Plus, after holding the top spot for months, Tech hiring has slowed down significantly. So which industry takes the top spot now? The CEO of Recruiter.com joins us to ahead of tomorrow’s big jobs report. And, Needham’s Laura Martin says advertising will big Apple’s next big revenue stream. She joins us to make her case, and explain what kind of upside for shares she sees ahead.

Tech is leading the market’s gains today, as investors digest more Fed speak, earnings & economic data. But could the bounce be short-lived? We’ll look at 3 names poised to keep the gains going. Plus, how likely is a cyber attack against the U.S. in response to Speaker Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan? We’ll speak with a cyber security expert who expects China’s response to be “big.” And, we’ll give you the action, the story and the trade in Lucid, Sunrun and Hostess Brands ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

Despite coming off the Fed’s second 75 bps rate hike in a row, and just 3 days ahead of the July jobs report, San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said there’s still “a long way to go” in the fight against inflation. We’ll explore what she says needs to happen. Plus, with inflation at 40-year highs, consumers are searching for any way to save right now. We’ll speak to the CEO of Misfits Market – which offers surplus produce and groceries at a discount – about the trends he’s seeing in the marketplace. And, we’ll give you the action, the story and the trade in AMD, Starbucks and PayPal ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

Banks historically do well in a rising rate environment, and this time around, regionals are the outperformers. We talk to the CEO of Texas-based Frost Bank about the activity he’s seeing and why he thinks inflation has peaked. And, Uber results are on deck…why share price could double over the next year. Plus, housing data firm Black Knight reporting home price appreciation posted its biggest monthly drop ever in June, what that means for both buyers and sellers.

GDP has contracted for the second straight quarter, but a recession has yet to be officially declared. Are investors focused on the wrong thing—and how should they position now? Amazon, Apple and ads—we parse the big trends in teach earnings and what those results reveal about the economy. And 3 Buys and a Bail: Food Edition. We head to the heartland where one trader is making big bets on agriculture…and shunning one delivery service.

President Biden takes a victory lap with the surprise legislation from Democratic Senators Manchin and Schumer. Royal Caribbean CEO Jason Liberty discusses his take on second quarter strength, and why travelers are back on the high seas. Plus, Secretary Janet Yellen delivers remarks on the economy from the Treasury Department.

With just an hour away until the Fed decision, we discuss what Powell’s gotten right, what he’s gotten wrong, and whether or not its rapid rate hikes are a huge policy mistake. And as pending home sales in June fell 20% compared to the previous year, the CEO of the country’s largest builder weighs in on the impact of the cooling housing market on her bottom line. Plus—ads, autos, and appliances. We get the trade on Meta, Ford, and Stanley Black and Decker ahead of earnings.

Walmart just cut its outlook, sending retail stocks and the broader markets spiraling lower. And now Shopify is laying off workers as e-commerce slows. Are there any winners in the retail sector right now? We’ll explore. Plus, the Nasdaq is leading the market declines as Microsoft & Alphabet are set to report earnings after the bell. Should you buy either right now? Our trader will make her case for why one of them is worth a look here. And, we’ll check back in with AptarGroup CEO Stephan Tanda. When he first joined us in 2020 his company was having inventory woes. But now “job abandonment” is his biggest challenge. He’ll explain why.

Stocks are in “wait-and-see” mode as we dive into a critical week for the market. Big Tech earnings are on deck, big economic data is due out and the Fed’s big decision on interest rates. Looms. We’ll walk you through what to expect, what’s priced in, and how to position. Plus, we’ll speak with an expert who says the market is “volatile & directionless” right now, so consider dividend-payers to ride out the storm. He’ll reveal his top picks. And, it’s not just Tech names reporting this week. We’ll look at the Chips, Homebuilders and Restaurants with results from NXP Semiconductor, PulteGroup and McDonald’s on deck in Earnings Exchange.

We’re back into “growth scare” mode, with weak PMI data out this morning and now Snap Inc.’s digital ad slowdown, too. Is it a Snap-specific problem, or an industry-wide sea change? We’ll get an insider’s view on how to position right now. Plus, we’re seeing more hiring freezes, corporate layoffs and warnings about the low-end consumer on Wall St. What does that say about the Fed’s inflation fight? We’ll discuss. And, we’ll give you three “Buys” and one “Bail” – depending on what kind of slowdown we’re heading into. Gina Sanchez joins us to reveal her top picks.

Europe is on the brink of crisis, as the continent grapples with energy cuts, collapsing governments and the first interest rate hike in 11 years, spurred by soaring inflation. How much worse can it get, and what does it mean for investors here at home? We’ll explore. Plus, the CEO of Alaska Air joins us with a dire warning on why you should book your holiday travel plane tickets right now. And, we’ll give you the action, the story and the trade in Snap, Inc., American Express and Verizon ahead of results in Earnings Exchange.

The Nasdaq is leading the market’s rally higher once again. So is Tech the place for investors to be? One of our experts says “yes” – as long as it’s ‘resilient Tech.’ He’ll explain what that means. Plus, European countries are now being asked to ration natural gas amid the continent’s energy crisis. We’re live on the ground in Germany for the latest details, and we’ll discuss whether it could happen here next. And, earnings season is in now full swing. We’ll give you the action, the story and the trade in Tesla, United Airlines and D. R. Horton ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

The bulls are charging back, as stocks stage another strong rally today. We’ll look at why we may be closer to the bottom than the top, and how one expert is positioning for what he calls “significant upside” ahead. Plus, there’s a major divergence growing between institutional and retail investors right now. We’ll tell you what it is, and what it says about the direction of the markets. And, Netflix is front & center as its earnings report looms after the closing bell. We’ll get you ready for that, plus results from J.B. Hunt and Cal-Maine Foods in Earnings Exchange.

Stocks are higher once again today, with the Nasdaq now up 5% in July. So are slowdown fears over, or is growth rallying because it’s getting more scarce? We’ll discuss. Plus, Disney is the worst performing Dow stock over the past 3 months, 6 months and 12 months. Is it a macro issue? Politics? Or the CEO? We’ll have a bull-bear debate. And, earnings season is in full swing, with nearly a quarter of all Dow stocks set to report this week. We’ll give you the action, the story & the trade in IBM, J&J and Halliburton in Earnings Exchange.

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Fed Governor Christopher Waller says his base case is still “only” 75 basis points for this month’s rate hike. But are underwhelming bank earnings a bad sign? We’ll look at the tough spot the Fed & markets are in. Plus, Dan Yergin joins us with his take on whether or not inflation has peaked, as he’s warning investors about the future of copper and a deepening global energy crisis. And, Netflix is picking Microsoft to help it roll out ads. We’ll explain how this deal went down, and what it could mean for both companies.

Kelly explains how the Fed’s case for a larger interest rate hike this month just became more convincing.

Inflation soared to 9.1% in June, the fastest pace in 41 years. So why is the 10-year yield actually down today? We’ll look at the market-based inflation signals that have been dropping sharply, and could stay under pressure if the Fed does another large hike. Plus, David Zervos says the Fed has won “uber credibility” from their 75bps hike last month. But what do they need to do to keep that credibility? We’ll ask him. And, now that the CPI number is out of the way, markets can focus on earnings. We’ll get you ready for all the big names reporting tomorrow in Earnings Exchange.

The Dollar is close to parity with the Euro. Bond yield curves are inverting or dropping sharply. And oil is collapsing again, back below $100/barrel. What are these big moves telling us? We’ll explore. Plus, Amazon Prime Day is officially underway. But there doesn’t seem to be as big a deal as in the past. Does the company still want retail to be its loss leader? We’ll take a hard look. And, Bill Ackman’s SPAC couldn’t make a deal, so it’s giving back the money. Are there really zero opportunities in this market, or is the SPAC model flawed? We’ll debate.

Across the economy, we are starting to see signs of a slowdown – and that might not be a bad thing. We’ll explain why, and what that means for you & your money. Plus, we’ll hear from one analyst who says restaurants actually want a recession now. He’ll explain why, and give us some stocks to watch. And, we’ll look at all of the ways the Twitter/Elon Musk saga could. We’ll run through 8 possible outcomes that are on the table right now.

The U.S. economy added 372,000 jobs in June, bringing the overall total to more than 2.7 million since January. And separate data shows consumers are still spending. We’re definitely not in a recession right now, so what does that mean for markets? We’ll explore. Plus, Elon Musk’s deal to buy Twitter is reportedly in serious jeopardy. Is this the time the deal finally falls apart? And what happens to Twitter – and Tesla – shares if it does? We’ll debate. And with rates on rebound today, mortgage rates are set to hover around 6%. What does that all mean for housing? We’ll look at the stats, the story and the trades in three different parts of the sector.

Stocks are on the rebound again, as the Nasdaq tries to string together a four-session win streak. We’ll look at what’s prompting this change in investor sentiment, and where the best opportunities are right now. Plus, we can’t have a recession if the labor market remains this tight. But will it? We’ll look ahead to tomorrow’s big jobs report. And, oil is bouncing back strongly today, but commodities have gotten crushed lately. We’ll get you the stats, the story and the trade on crude, metals & more.

Ahead of the Fed minutes, one market strategist tells us why this is “the weirdest economy” she’s ever seen, and why she’s sticking with one beaten-down sector. Voyager Digital just the latest casualty in the crypto collapse, the CEO of one digital bank tells us why she’s saying “good riddance” to a lot of the ecosystem. And mortgage applications fell again last week as rates sit at multi-year highs, but one analyst is getting bullish on a lender.

It’s a new week, but the same old story as stocks sell off once again. It comes as concerns of a possible recession continue to grow, especially in Europe. We’ll hear from an expert who says the biggest risk to markets is a Fed overreaction right now. Plus, Bill Ackman says the Fed needs to kill off inflation to save the economy. So who’s right? And what does the Fed need to do here? We’ll ask Jefferies Chief Market Strategist David Zervos. And, the U.S. Dollar just hit a 20-year high against the Euro. We’ll tell you what it means for you, and how to trade it.

The chorus of calls that we’re already in a recession is growing, and yet data continues to show signs of strength. Is the data just lagging, or a different picture of the economy entirely? We’ll explore. Plus, Apple, Amazon and Starbucks are all facing labor battles as the unionization push grows. We’ll get the latest on each, and the impact it’s having on their stocks. And, we’ll get you ready for the second half of the year with a brand new edition of Three Buys & A Bail.

Kelly explains why the labor market is key to where the economy goes from here.

Stocks are lower again today, as we close out the worst first half since 1970. But previous bad starts have been followed by strong finishes. Is there hope for a rebound? We’ll discuss. Plus, Crypto is also getting crushed this year. Bitcoin is now down 60%, and back below $20,000. We’ll explore why bad news for the entire sector keeps rolling in. And, the Renaissance IPO ETF has lost half its value in 2022, on pace for its worst quarter ever. We’ll help you hunt for opportunities amid the wreckage in Three Buys & A Bail.

The S&P 500 is on pace for its worst first half since 1970. Will it be different story in the back half of 2022? We’ll look at the dynamics at play as June nears a close. Plus, the collapse in Crypto prices has one expert saying it reminds him of the 2008 housing crisis. He’ll join us to explain why, and what he sees happening next. And, we’ll speak with an expert who says investors should forget about “safe havens” and defensive plays in the second half -- it’s time to start playing offense, and he has picks for us.

Ark Invest’s Cathie Wood says the U.S. is already in a recession. But Fed Official John Williams says the economy is “strong.” Who’s right, and what should you do with your money here? We’ll explore. Plus, retailers like Allbirds & Warby Parker rushed to go public during the height of the pandemic e-commerce boom, but now they’ve plunged 70% so far this year. Are they prime takeover targets? We’ll debate. And, we’ll bring you the action, the story and the trade in Bed Bath & Beyond, General Mills and Paychex ahead of results on deck in another edition of Earnings Exchange.

Kelly explains how there are signs the macroeconomic environment is actually improving.

Stocks are trying to stay positive as they come off a huge week of gains. And yet, all the major averages are still down 13% or more this year. We’ll give you some advice on what to buy for the back half of the year as the calendar turns to July. Plus, if you thought 2022 was bad for stocks, it’s been even worse for Crypto. We’ll hear from an expert who says the bottom isn’t even in yet. And, the Consumer Staples have been a bright spot in this volatile market. We’ll get 3 Buys & A Bail across that sector from our trader.

We’ve seen a sharp reversal in several key market readings on inflation, especially after the Fed hiked rates by 75 basis points last week. So is this a victory or a warning sign for the Fed and the markets? Plus, the week that was in housing… from new and existing home sales to homebuilder earnings to the rise in ARMs, we make sense of the data and what it’s telling us about the health of the housing market. And the corporate response to the historic Supreme Court decision that overturned Roe v. Wade. We have the reaction from the health care world and from big tech.

The morning stock rally is fading, though the Nasdaq is still higher and up 4% in the past week. Is Tech ready to take off again? We’ll ask a top analyst if it’s time to buy Apple and other names. Plus, energy executives are heading to Washington, a day after President Biden pitched a gas tax holiday. We’ll bring you the details. And, we’ll give the action, the story and the trade in CarMax, Carnival and FedEx ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell is testifying on Capitol Hill today, and the markets seem to like what’s saying. But even with Powell sounding hawkish on inflation, is that what the averages need to here? We’ll debate. Plus, President Biden is set to officially propose a gas tax holiday. It should lower pump prices in the short term, but what about the long-term? We’ll explore. And, we’ll bring you the action, the story and the trade in KB Home, Accenture & Darden Restaurants ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

Stocks are on pace for their best day in June, even as calls for a recession keep growing louder. Former Treasury Sec. Larry Summers says the unemployment rate might need to go up for 5 years to beat inflation. If that’s true, what does it mean for markets? We’ll explore. Plus, home sales fell for a fourth straight month in May, and now one of the nation’s largest homebuilders says it’s seeing a slowdown. Have a we reached a housing infection point? We’ll debate. And, we’ll take a hard look at the stocks, the stats and the strategy on three names most exposed to the surging dollar.

Stocks higher after yesterday’s sell-off, but slowdown fears still loom. Why one economist says it won’t be a ‘textbook recession.’ EV demand is strong, but the stocks are getting crushed. We explore what’s behind the divergence. Plus, trading the travel names—why hotel stocks are a buy, despite consumer concerns.

Central banks around the world raising rates after the Fed’s 75 bps hike, including a Swiss surprise, so is the era of free money over? And what does that mean for stocks? From oil to nickel to wheat, commodity prices have been on a tear this year, but one technician is seeing signs of a trend breakdown. Plus, the Nasdaq is down 35% from its all-time high…one trader tells us how she’s playing it and the names to add in a downturn.

We’re awaiting a crucial decision on interest rates from the Federal Reserve. Will they hike by half a percentage point? Three-quarters? Or even a full point? We’re just minutes away from getting an answer, and we’ll explain all you need to know.

The countdown to the Fed is on. Will it be 50 basis points or 75? What does the economy need? What does the market want? We’ll try to answer all those questions. Plus, all this as the price of oil keeps going up. We get a technical take of why we could hit $175 a barrel. And, a look at three tech stocks with the most buys and big upside targets on Wall Street.

We’ve got another big market selloff on our hands, as the S&P slides back into bear market territory to its lowest level since March 2021. Meanwhile, the crypto market is crashing, the 10-year yield and mortgage rates are surging, and the Fed’s next big rate decision is less than 48 hours away. We’ll bring you all the latest details as they break, and keep you up to date on what’s happening around Wall Street & beyond.

The averages are lower across the board, on pace to post their worst week since January as inflation soars to 40-year highs. The Dow is down for the 10th time in 11 weeks, which hasn’t happened since The Great Depression. And the Nasdaq is in the midst of its worst stretch in 20 years, as inflation fears slam the Tech sector. We’ll tell you all you need to know, and offer ways to protect your portfolio amid the market selloff.

Markets are lower today, as the recent rebound peters out. Are stocks just destined to bounce along the bottom for a bit? We’ll debate. Plus, lumber prices have tumbled nearly 60% in the past three months, going from a shortage to a supply glut. Is this a sign of broader deflation? We’ll explore. And, we’ll bring you the action, the story and the trade in DocuSign, Stitch Fix and Vail Resorts ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

The Nasdaq is having another volatile session, but has still managed to climb to back to where it was in early May. Is this a bear market bounce, or a durable bottom? We’ll explore. Plus, the Chairman of the SEC is out with some new rules for the stock market. We’ll hear from one of his biggest critics, and reveal what he thinks could be the fallout. And, we’ll bring you the action, the story and the trade in Five Below, Nio and Signet Jewelers ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

Retail is getting wrecked again, as Target warns of weakening profit margins due to increased inventory and cost pressures. But is this just a Target problem, or sector wide? We’ll explore. Plus, a bipartisan bill to define and regulate the Crypto industry is being introduced on Capitol Hill today. But what does it say? And what would it actually do? We’ll give you the answers. And, we’re taking a hard look at consumer spending in Earnings Exchange. We’ll bring you the action, the story & the trade in Campbell Soup, Brown-Forman and Ollie’s Bargain Outlet ahead of results.

Apple’s WWDC event is underway, as investors look for anything that can turn shares of the stock around. We’ll bring you live updates as they happen. Plus, stocks are losing most of their gains of the day as they try to rebound from last week’s slide. Are the markets still too volatile to jump in right now? We’ll debate. And, crude oil is nearing $120/barrel, as gasoline prices surge to record highs. How much higher will energy prices go, and should consumers expect more pain ahead? We’ll explore.

We just got another blockbuster jobs report, as the economy added 390,000 jobs in May amid more folks entering the workforce. Average hourly earnings also rose 5% from last year, with no signs of a slowdown. So does the Fed have to get even more aggressive? Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester joins us with her take on the numbers, and what they mean for the pace of rate hikes. Plus, as the Fed tries to engineer a “Goldilocks” economy, we’ll talk with an expert searching for Goldilocks stocks – not too expensive, but not falling knives either. We’ll get her picks.

The Fed is squarely focused on inflation, with Vice Chair Lael Brainard saying bringing it down is now the number one priority. But can the market weather a more hawkish Fed this year? And what does it all mean for the economy and labor market? We’ll discuss. Plus, stocks are turning higher after a brief bout of selling. Is this just an oversold bounce, or could stocks prove to be a haven in these inflationary times? We’ll debate. And, we’ll bring you the action, the story and the trade in Asana, Lululemon and RH ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

Kelly explains why the Fed has a tricky road ahead to navigate.

The Federal Reserve has officially begun the process of balance sheet runoff, starting with $47.5 billion one month from now. But even Chair Jerome Powell doesn’t seem sure of what the impact of this additional tightening will be. We’ll tell you all you need to know. Plus, new data shows mortgage demand has fallen to a 4-year low. Prices are still rising for now, but what if rates spike even further? We’ll explore. And, we’ll give you the action, the story and the trade in Chewy.com, GameStop and Public Storage ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

President Biden meets with Fed Chair Powell for the fourth time since he took office to discuss how to tamp down inflation--this after the President laid out his plan to fight rising costs in an op-ed over the long weekend, which includes not meddling with the Fed. But what can actually be accomplished? We discuss. Forget the “TINA” trade, the new kid on the block is “TARA,” according to one strategist. Why he says there ARE alternatives to stocks out there and where he’s buying. Plus, the CEO of the Conference Board joins us on the heels of May’s Consumer Confidence print—we dig into the softening spending outlook and the surprising areas where Americans are cutting back.

Kelly explains why the inflation situation is at a serious crossroads.

“Value Man” tells us the names he’s picking to weather both inflation AND a recession—and what’s behind his new nickname. And while the US markets were busy selling off, Latin American markets were busy posting gains, but is there more room to run? Plus a retail edition of three buys and a bail and our trader has the case for why you might want to own one of the mall names.

Stocks are higher again today, a fifth-straight positive session for the Dow as it tries to stop an 8-week skid. We’ll look at what it tells us about the Fed and the market’s next move. Plus, retail is rallying hard today, with most of the S&P 500’s biggest gainers being consumer names. Did the markets overreact to Walmart & Target results? We’ll explore. And, while the retail picture is mixed, the housing picture is very clear. The real estate market is slowing fast, as low inventories and high prices persist. We’ll get the latest on the state of housing.

Investors are still reeling from yesterday’s new home sales miss, as new data shows mortgage applications continue to decline as well. Could the housing slump lead the Fed to slow the pace of rate hikes? We’ll speak with an expert who says a hike-point hike now looks dicey. Plus, retail is rebounding today, and the back of solid results from Nordstrom and upbeat guidance from Dick’s Sporting goods. Was last week’s rout overdone? We’ll debate. And, natural gas and gasoline prices continue to surge, heading higher ahead of the holiday weekend. We’ll explore what it means for the economy and investors.

There are so many trouble spots in the market today, from Tech to Retail and even new home sales plunging. Are we headed for a recession? Or is this just a post-pandemic reset? We’ve got your playbook on what’s working right now. Plus, we’ll do a deeper dive on what’s ailing the social media space. If the Internet ad boom is near an end, what comes next? We’ll explore. And, we’ll give you the action, the story and the trade in Toll Brothers, Nordstrom and Dick’s Sporting Goods in our latest edition of Earnings Exchange.

CEOs of some of America’s biggest banks are now saying recession fears are overblown. But former Fed Governor Lawrence Lindsey disagrees. He’ll us join to explain why. Plus, President Biden says he’s willing to use force to defend Taiwan. And China is reacting angrily, saying there’s no room for compromise on the issue. We’ll bring you the latest details. And, we’ll give you the action, the story and the trade in Zoom Video, Best Buy and two beaten-down auto parts retailers in our latest edition of Earnings Exchange.

We’ve officially hit a bear market, as the S&P 500 slides 20% from its record intraday high set back in January. Jim Cramer says Fed Chair Powell needs to go big, and he needs to do so now. We’ll explain why the case for further tightening still remains strong. Plus, it’s time to get into Tech, but not with the usual suspects. We’ll reveal three mid and large-cap names Goldman Sachs sys are buys right now. And, we’ll give you three names to buy, and one to avoid amid market volatility in 3 Buys & A Bail.

The Nasdaq is trying to rebound after a 5% plunge yesterday, while the Dow is negative once again. We’ll speak with a 5-star fund manager who has 5 picks to weather macro headwinds. Plus, retailers with pricing power are outperforming, but no one seems to care. One analyst is even cutting estimates across the board – except for two names. And they might surprise you. And, we’ll give you the action, the story and the trade in Applied Materials, VF Corporation and Deere & Co. ahead of results in our latest edition of Earnings Exchange.

An ugly session on Wall Street. Target logging its biggest earnings miss since 1996 just a day after Walmart had its worst trading day since 1987. We have the latest on the profit margin collapse and what it says about the strength of the consumer. Plus, an exclusive interview with famed value investor Jeremy Grantham. He warns that these declines are signs that the market overall has a lot further to drop. He also warns that inflation will be a problem for decades. And, transport stocks get hit hard with a gallon of gas averaging $4 dollars in every state for the first time ever. We look at whether there could be any relief in sight.

Shares of Walmart are getting slammed, on pace for their worst day in 35 years after the CEO made some troubling comments about inflation pressures. Is this a warning sign that consumers are paying so much more for food that they won’t be able to afford other items on their shopping list? We’ll explore. Plus, we’re in the thick of red-hot inflation and a volatile stock market. So why are “safe haven” precious metals losing value? We’ll ask the CEO of Barrick Gold. And, chip stocks are higher today after AMD got an upgrade to “Buy” at Piper Sandler. We’ll speak to the analyst behind the call about why he sees 40% upside from here.

Stocks are starting the week the same way they finished the previous 6: lower. We’ll look at some beaten-down stocks and as if now is the time to buy. Plus, Bitcoin is sliding again today, trading back below $30K. What’s going on in the crypto market, and why aren’t investors buying in? We’ll explore. And, as a big week of retail earnings kicks off, we’ll highlight Walmart and Home Depot ahead of results in Earnings Exchange.

Stocks are rebounding today as they close out a brutal week. Everything from Large Cap Tech to crude oil surging higher. We’ll speak with an expert who says her client influents are up, and outflows are nearly nonexistent. We’ll ask which names she’s buying now. Plus, Elon Musk announced his deal to buy Twitter is on hold, only to say he’s “still committed” a short time later. We’ll bring you the latest details in the saga. And, we’ll highlight “4 D’s” – a defensive name, a dividend payer, a disruptor and a “disaster” -- in our latest edition of 3 Buys & A Bail.

Kelly opines on the collapse in cryptocurrency prices.

It’s shaping up to be another wild day for the markets, as the S&P 500 briefly touches its lowest level in more than a year. Legendary investor Bill Miller, who called the pandemic bottom on our show in March 2020, joins with advice on what to do right now. Plus, Bitcoin is reversing higher after briefly slipping below $25,000. Can you – and should you – still own it for the long run? We’ll debate. And, BNBL player Affirm reports results today. With shares down 85% this year, should you buy it now, or will you pay for it later? We’ll explore.

Another high inflation reading…will the Fed have to do more tightening than the market expects this year? We look at the potential fallout. Plus, Stablecoin “TerraUSD” broke its one-to-one peg to the dollar, plunging to as low as 26 cents. How did it happen and where do we go from here? And, as mortgage rates rise, so is the demand for riskier loan products. Adjustable rate mortgage applications hitting a 14-year high last week. The CEO of one of America’s largest lenders joins us with the trends he’s seeing and the implications for the housing market.