Halftime Report

Jerome Powell wraps up his testimony, suggesting interest rates could go higher, faster, and stay there longer than previously thought.  Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate what all this means for the market and your money.  Plus, we cover the latest moves by the Committee, Stephanie Link selling some names, she explains why.  And later, we’ve got some Calls of the day on Delta, Bank of America, and Charles Schwabb.  The Committee break down what to do with these names.  Investment Committee Disclosures

Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee discuss what could be the most critical stretch of the year for stocks.  Thirteen trading days that will likely hold the key to where your money heads from here.  Plus, a Call of the Day on Apple, Goldman Sachs initiating a buy on the stock, the Investment Committee debate if now is the time to buy.  And later, a Chart of the Day on Nat Gas, Joe Terranova explains why you should own more oil than gas at these levels.  Investment Committee Disclosures

The S&P stays on pace to end its 3-week losing streak, Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate whether the trend will continue with rates taking a breather after pushing multi-month highs.  Plus, the Committee making some big moves in big tech, they break down all their trades.  And later, we grade your latest trades!Investment Committee Disclosures

Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee discuss rising rates, sinking earnings, and hot inflation. They debate the implications for stocks and your money.  Plus a bullish Call of the Day on Semis, the Committee debates whether you should be buying names in the sector.  And later, we grade your latest trades!Investment Committee Disclosures

Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate the markets in March and whether a new month will bring optimism or pain for investors.  Plus, Greenlight Capital’s David Einhorn joins us to discuss the market, the Fed, his 2022 performance, his outlook for 2023 and more.  And later, a Chart of the Day on Lowe’s, with a revenue miss and a weak outlook, is the stock a buy or sell at these level, the Committee weigh in.  Investment Committee Disclosures

The final day of a down month for stocks, Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate what March might bring for your money. Plus, top banking analyst Mike Mayo joins us to grade the second ever investor day for Goldman Sachs.  And later, a Call of the Day on some A.I. names by Bank of America.  The Committee discuss the best name in the group.  

Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee are bracing for more volatility.  What a flurry of new trades could be revealing about the road ahead for stocks and your money. Plus, Warren Buffett takes aim at the war against buybacks, calling the opponents “economically illiterate.” The Investment Committee weigh in. And later, we grade your latest trades!   For Investment Committee Disclosures please visit:https://cnb.cx/3HSe4EV

Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee discuss rates on the run and stocks on the retreat as inflation fears roil markets.  Plus, a Call of the Day on JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley says the bank can hit a $1 trillion market cap by 2030, the Committee debate whether you can buy it here.  And later, a Chart of the Day on Moderna, the stock getting downgraded.  Steve Weiss owns the name and breaks down what to do from here.  Investment Committee Disclosures

Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate what NVIDIA means to the NASDAQ after beating earnings and the stock surging.  Is it a must own name in tech?  Plus, Jim Cramer joins us with an exclusive interview with JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon.  And, the Committee making some major moves, they share their latest trades and why they’re making them.   Investment Committee Disclosures

Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate whether the market will retest the October lows or restart the rally.  Plus, Intel cutting its dividend, Jenny owns it and weighs in on what to do with the name.  And later, we grade your latest trades.Investment Committee Disclosures