Halftime Report

The Fed getting ready to raises rates again. Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate how to position your portfolio from here and whether a Fed ‘pivot’ is likely, or not. Plus, the Committee making a lot of moves in their portfolios – they break down their latest buys and sells. And, Boeing flying high on the back of comments from its analyst meeting. Is the worst over for the stock?

A new trading month gets underway. Dom Chu and the Investment Committee debate if investors should keep riding the rally after October’s big gains. Plus, Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson explains why he thinks the bear market isn’t over, but a tactical rally is still in the cards. Plus, Uber shares popping on its revenue beat. Josh Brown owns it and weighs in on the stock. And, the best stocks ideas for November

The Dow on pace for its best month since the 1970’s, Frank Holland and the Investment Committee discuss the best way to position your portfolio ahead of the Fed and the busiest week of earnings. Plus, Morgan Stanley cutting estimates on some chip names, the Committee take their positions in the sector. Also, biotech breaking out. And later, the Committee shares their latest moves as October closes out.

Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee discuss if Apple is “The Last FANG Standing.” And whether it’s time to rotate out of tech to value. Plus, Chevron and Exxon hitting record high. Does this trade still have legs?. And, later, the committee gets you ready for the busiest week of earnings season.

Meta is the most recent mega cap stock to participate in the big tech meltdown, Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate whether Apple and Amazon can save mega cap tech. Plus, Josh Brown buys Meta sub-100, he explains why. And later, Amy Raskin making lots of moves as we close out this week, she breaks down her trading strategy.

Alphabet and Microsoft disappoint, but markets move higher. Frank Holland and the Investment Committee debate what their results mean for Meta after the bell and Apple and Amazon tomorrow. And, is a year-end rally still possible without tech? Plus, Boeing hits session lows after reporting a surprising loss, Jim Lebenthal joins us on the phone, he owns the stock and breaks down what it means for the name. And, bullish calls on one metaverse play.

Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate the latest call from star analyst Dan Ives, calling today’s earnings the moment of truth for tech stocks. Plus, Wells Fargo analyst Mike Mayo joins us to explain why he thinks this will be the best recession for banks in the last half century. And an interesting new call on how to play Apple ahead of earnings.

Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee discuss this huge week of earnings and what it means for stocks. Plus, Brad Gerstner of Altimeter Capital sends an open letter to Mark Zuckerberg about Facebook, the Committee break down what it means for the name. And later, a Call of the Day on Disney, Wells Fargo calls it their favorite name in media, the Committee take their positions on the entertainment giant.

A big rally on the street. Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate the next move for stocks after yields hit new highs. Plus, bracing for mega-cap tech – the stocks the committee has the most and least confidence in. And, a lot more names outside of tech set to report. The names you should be watching.

Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate whether some good earnings reports can keep the rally going in spite of higher interest rates. Plus the Committee making some moves in multiple sectors, we dive in to their trades. And later, a new bearish letter from Greenlight Capital’s David Einhorn tells his investors to sell stocks, the Committee weigh in on what it means for the market.