
Bryn Talkington
Shareholder of Tesla and CNBC contributor.
Top 10 podcasts with Bryn Talkington
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Jan 6, 2025 • 49min
The Nvidia Comeback 1/6/25
Joe Terranova, Steve Weiss, Jim Labenthal, and Bryn Talkington, all Investment Committee members with extensive experience in market analysis, dive into Nvidia’s impressive stock resurgence. They explore how demand, especially in AI, sets Nvidia apart from its semiconductor peers. The team also discusses broader market trends and the implications of stock downgrades, touching on companies like Palantir and Uber's significant buyback plans. Additionally, they analyze the rising popularity of single stock ETFs and shifting dynamics in institutional Bitcoin investments.

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Jun 5, 2025 • 43min
Closing Bell: Trump, Xi and Musk Front and Center 6/5/25
Bryn Talkington, a shareholder of Tesla and CNBC contributor, dives into the electric market's pulse amidst high-stakes conflicts involving Trump and Musk. The discussion highlights dramatic shifts in investor sentiment and their implications for Tesla's future. Bryn also examines Broadcom's upcoming earnings and its strategic edge in the competitive semiconductor landscape, while navigating broader economic dynamics influenced by political tensions. Insights on AI investments and the stock debut of Circle add a layer of intrigue to the ever-evolving market landscape.

Dec 26, 2024 • 44min
Can Stocks Pull Off a Year-End Rally 12/26/24
In this insightful discussion, guests include Josh Brown, a wealth management expert known for his market trends analysis, and Bryn Talkington, who shares her strategic portfolio insights on stocks like Palantir and Dell. Joe Terranova delves into market dynamics and the influence of algorithms, while Jim Labenthal analyzes interest rates and potential for a rally. They debate the possibility of a year-end surge in stocks, the impact of rebalancing strategies, and highlight top stock picks for 2025, including Amazon and 3M.

Oct 25, 2024 • 44min
Bracing for Mega Cap Earnings 10/25/24
In this discussion, Josh Brown, Bryn Talkington, Steve Weiss, Jim Labenthal, and Dubravko Lakos delve into upcoming earnings reports from major tech giants like NVIDIA, Apple, and Amazon. They share bullish sentiment on NVIDIA driven by AI, yet caution about sustainable growth across the sector. The committee also discusses strategic investment moves in defense stocks and the oil sector due to undervaluation. Additionally, they explore alternatives to the top-performing MAG-7 stocks, emphasizing the need for diversification and cautious trading strategies.

May 28, 2025 • 42min
Closing Bell: The Fed's Next Move, Bitcoin Conference 5/28/25
Christina Partsinevolos, a CNBC correspondent who tracks the tech and semiconductor markets, joins Bryn Talkington of Requisite Capital, economic strategist Robert Kaplan, and Washington correspondent Megan Casella. They discuss the anticipated impact of Nvidia's earnings on investors and how U.S. export restrictions on semiconductors could lead to significant losses. The group also analyzes the economic landscape, Federal Reserve policies, and market adaptability amidst growing volatility, focusing on strategic insights for navigating challenging conditions.

May 20, 2025 • 43min
Closing Bell: Weighing AI Risk 5/20/25
Bryn Talkington, a CNBC contributor and Tesla shareholder, shares invaluable insights on Tesla's performance and future. She discusses the company's cautious approach to launching its robo-taxi network and the strategic rollout of full self-driving technology. With competition from rivals like BYD in China, Bryn highlights Tesla's innovative leadership as a key to long-term growth. She also delves into market movements and investment strategies amidst economic uncertainties, emphasizing the importance of understanding both current trends and future potentials.

Apr 9, 2025 • 49min
Navigating the Market Turbulence 4/9/25
Steve Leisman, CNBC's senior economics correspondent, and Bryn Talkington, a member of the Investment Committee, delve into the current market turbulence. They discuss the Federal Reserve's strategies amid rising treasury yields and volatility due to tariffs. Talkington shares insights into tech investment strategies, pointing to opportunities in declining stock prices, particularly in companies like Microsoft. The conversation also touches on how geopolitical tensions affect oil prices and the implications for energy markets.

Jan 17, 2025 • 44min
Back on Track 1/17/25
Kevin Simpson, a market analysis guru, joins tech-savvy Brenda Vangelo and valuation expert Bryn Talkington, alongside market impact analyst Steve Weiss. They dive into the recent market surge, dissecting Wall Street's gains amid falling rates. The group discusses the implications of potential tariffs on tech stocks, shares strategies for investing in undervalued companies, and highlights the upcoming political changes affecting the market. Expect insights on key stocks like Apple and Netflix, plus the promising energy sector.

Dec 30, 2024 • 44min
The Stock Selloff 12/30/24
Joe Terranova, Bryn Talkington, and Rob Sechan join the discussion with their sharp insights as investment committee members. They dive into the December stock sell-off, emphasizing caution for year-end investing. The guests analyze the strength of the dollar and its effects on Q4 earnings, while balancing concerns about tech giants like Microsoft. They discuss the upcoming year’s market trends, housing challenges, and investment opportunities, concluding with an optimistic outlook on certain stocks as they prepare for 2024.

Dec 13, 2024 • 44min
Is a Year-End Run Likely? 12/13/24
Josh Brown, Bryn Talkington, and Steve Weiss are Investment Committee members with deep insights into market trends. They discuss the potential for a year-end rally in stocks and highlight the surge of Broadcom, achieving a trillion-dollar market cap. The trio also dives into the performance and strategies surrounding mega-cap tech stocks like Apple, analyzing their growth and challenges. Additionally, they explore the decline of momentum stocks and the generational shift in investment preferences, providing listeners with strategic investment insights.