Can Good Earnings Keep Stocks Climbing? 10/19/22

Impact of Fed Taper on Stocks: Growing support for a faster taper from the Fed. Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate what that would mean for stocks – rally on? Or, is a correction more likely? Wharton School’s Jeremy Siegel tells us where he sees stocks and inflation going from here. Plus, the investment committee making a ton of moves in this markets. And, it’s a big week for retail earnings. How to play it ahead of the results. by Halftime Report

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Is the Market on the Cusp of a Correction?: Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate whether the market is on the cusp of a correction as another read on the American consumer badly misses expectations. Jonathan Krinsky joins us to discuss his latest note with a bold warning, “Don’t buy the dip.” And later, we discuss some new highs in healthcare and casinos. by Halftime Report

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Delta, Disney, and your Dollars: Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate Disney’s big earnings beat and what it means for the stocks. Plus, what do the numbers say about the reopening trade. And later, we take a look at next week’s flood of retail earnings reports, what should you buy ahead of the news. And, Pete Najarian has his latest trades in Unusual Activity. by Halftime Report

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Bad Economic Data = Good News for Stocks?: The latest employment report misses big, Brian Sullivan and the Investment Committee debate whether that’s good, or bad for stocks. Should you keep riding the rally, or is it time to take a pause? And, the Fintech wars are heating up, the Committee discusses how you should play it. Plus, Wall Street is bullish on semis, are they right? And later, Biotech is breaking out, we discuss which names are worth a look. by Halftime Report

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The State of Stocks and your Next Move: As stocks march to new all-time highs, Frank Holland and the Investment Committee discuss the next moves you should be making with your money. Plus, Apple and Microsoft are sitting out of this rally, what’s that mean for the broader market? And later, we cover the Calls of the Day on some consumer names. by Halftime Report

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Record Highs & Fed in Focus: Frank Holland, filling in for Scott Wapner today, is joined by the Investment Committee to discuss one of the most important weeks of the year. Jerome Powell and the Fed are getting ready to speak about the state of the economy and Fed policy. The Committee shares their moves ahead of the news and talk about how you should position your portfolio for the months ahead. Plus, the investment committee making a lot of moves – they reveal their latest buys and sell. by Halftime Report

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U.S. markets fall amid Chinese contagion fears: Scott Wapner and the investment committee debate the market selloff amid concerns that one of China’s largest property developers could default on its debt. Also, BlackRock’s bond king Rick Rieder weighs in on global markets. Plus, Pete Najarian’s latest trades in unusual activity by Halftime Report

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The New Best Performing Sector: Stocks hitting record highs again and one under-the-radar sector is on a record run. Brian Sullivan and the investment committee discuss if you can still get in on the action in real estate stocks and REITS. Plus, after a strong August, Financials are now the worst performing sector this week. Is the big-bank run done? And, Pete Najarian has his latest trades in Unusual Activity by Halftime Report

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Tale of Two Mega-Cap Techs: Microsoft hitting all-time highs, but Amazon trading at two-month lows. Scott Wapner and the investment committee debate which mega-cap name means more to this market right now. Plus, Josh Brown just added a new stock to his portfolio. He joins the committee to reveal the names and explain why he bought it. And later, Pete Najarian gives us his latest trades in Unusual Activity. by Halftime Report

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Taper Talk: how to play it: Tyler Mathisen and the Investment Committee discuss the flood of headlines from Fed officials ahead of Jerome Powell’s big speech tomorrow, how will the market react and what should you do to prepare? Plus, the Committee share their latest moves. And later, retail investors are joining Cathie Wood and jumping back into China, the Committee debates if that’s the right move. by Halftime Report

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The Biggest Correction of the Year?: Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee are joined by Mad Money’s Jim Cramer to discuss whether the biggest correction of the year is coming. Which stocks are the most vulnerable and how should you protect your portfolio? Plus, we check out some Calls of the Day on Netflix and Disney, are they a buy here? And, Nvidia and Cisco Systems report earnings after the bell. Cramer and committee take their positions. by Halftime Report

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U.S. Stocks Downgraded: Time to get Cautious?: Frank Holland and the Investment Committee debate whether it’s time to get ready for a correction, as stocks get downgraded today. What’s the best way to navigate this market and where’s the best place for your money headed into the Fall. Plus, Apple hitting all-time highs as it reveals the date for its big product event. How to trade it from here. Netflix also hitting an all-time, with the stock rallying 25% in the past 3-months, should you buy at these levels? Plus, Pete Najarian’s latest trades in Unusual Activity. by Halftime Report

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The Rally’s Red Flags: Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate whether the risks for your money are mounting or overblown. Stocks are not far from recent record highs, so the Committee goes hunting for the rally’s red flags. Plus, we cover some Calls of the Day on multiple big oil stocks, how should you trade them? And later, we get to your questions in Ask Halftime by Halftime Report

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Breakout or Breakdown: What’s Next?: Breakdown? Or breakout? Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate what will be the next catalyst for this market. Plus, JPMorgans’s Dubravko Lakos joins the committee to lay out his bullish case for stock. He just raised his year-end target for the S&P 500 to 4,700. Plus, casino stocks getting whacked lately, but one of the committee members is buying. Find out which stock and why. by Halftime Report

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Rally on? Or, as good as it gets?: The S&P posting seven straight months of gains and the Nasdaq is hitting new record highs. Brian Sullivan and the investment committee debate if investors should keep riding the rally. Or, if this is as good as it gets for stocks into the year-end. Also, one of our committee members making a new buy in one of the FANG names. Plus, Mr. Wonderful, Kevin O’Leary, calls in to the show to unveil his new stock buy. by Halftime Report

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Taper Coming: Your Next Money Move: Fed Chair Powell signaling policy makers may start to pull back on stimulus this year but rate hikes are not imminent. Brian Sullivan, in for Scott Wapner, and the investment committee debate what that means for the markets and your portfolio from here. Plus, should you stick with the tech trade with tapering on the horizon? Plus, two major sectors of the reopening soaring this week, but both still well off their highs. Is it time to buy? And, Pete Najarian reveals his newest trades in Unusual Activity. by Halftime Report

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Breakdown or Bounce? What’s next for Stocks: The S&P is coming off its worst week since June, Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate if stocks are setting up for a bounce, or is more pain to come? Plus, we cover the Call of the Day on commodities, Goldman Sachs saying in a note that the sector is under-invested. And later, Leslie Picker joins us to discuss her exclusive interview with Apollo’s new CEO, Mark Rowan, on his vision for the company and its future. by Halftime Report

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4 Reasons to Stick with Stocks: Scott Wapner and the investment committee debate four big calls on the street, making the case for the record rally to continue. Also, some stunning numbers on where money is flowing in this market. Plus, one year ago today, Jenny Harrington made a bet with Josh Brown that one of the stocks in her portfolio would outperform one particular name in Josh Brown's portfolio. Josh joins the committee - how that bet played out and where these two stocks go from here. Plus, Jon Najarian’s latest trades in unusual activity by Halftime Report

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Apple’s Big Event: What’s Riding on it: Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate Apple’s big event today, and whether a sell the news reaction could be catalyst for a broader correction. Jim Cramer and Wharton Professor Jeremy Seigel join us to weigh in on that, inflation and the rolling correction that taking place in this market. And later, NFL Linebacker Brandon Copeland, who just signed with the Atlanta Falcons, is with us to discuss his new Netflix style education platform for high school students, called Emile. by Halftime Report

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Risks to the Record Rally: The S&P on track to post more record closing highs in August than any other month this year. Brian Sullivan and the Investment Committee debate where there may be risk and where to put your money to work from here. Plus, Zoom shares having their second worst day ever, despite posting its first billion dollar revenue quarter. Should you buy on the drop? And, what does it mean for the stay-at-home trade? And later, cyber-security stocks having a good month as CrowdStrike gets ready to report after the bell. The committee take their positions. by Halftime Report

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Market Milestone: Nasdaq 15K: Frank Holland and the Investment Committee discuss the NASDAQ hitting a new all-time high and what that means for your money in tech. Should you stay invested or look for the exit? Plus, Morgan Stanley out with a list of stocks to buy and hold over the next year, the committee weighs in. And later, Jon Najarian sees some Unusual Activity in some travel and healthcare names. by Halftime Report

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Stocks Bounce Back: Will it Hold?: Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee discuss the bounce back in stocks and whether it’s time to start buying again. Plus, Jon Najarian is seeing a major bearish signal in one of the FANG names. What it may mean for the stock from here. Plus, Commodities have been getting hammered. Why one member of the committee is buying right now. And, Disney’s CEO says subscriber growth for its streaming service slowed, but the street coming to his defense with some positive notes. Is the recent sell-off in the stock overblown? by Halftime Report

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Keep Riding the Record Rally?: Brian Sullivan and the Investment Committee debate how much is left in the tank for stocks, as the market posts new record highs for the month. Is a correction coming this fall? Plus, big news on PayPal. And, the latest damage from Hurricane Ida and how it will affect the energy sector. And later, the airlines trade. New fears about demand as we head into Fall. by Halftime Report

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Judgement Week for Stocks: Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee discuss what’s at stake for the markets as the big tech names all report earnings this week. Amazon, Alphabet, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft are all on deck, the Committee tells you their trade. Plus, a Call of the day on bank stocks sending the sector higher, which stocks should you buy. And later, Tesla joins the 1 trillion dollar club, is it still a buy from here? by Halftime Report

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Worry vs. Momentum: Scott Wapner and the investment committee debate whether the strong year for stocks will be enough to overcome rising risks to the record rally. Plus, airlines cutting their outlook. Is the reopening trade in trouble? And, Hall of fame sport broadcaster, Al Michaels, joins the investment committee to discuss the kick-off to the NFL season. by Halftime Report

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Where the Money is Flowing: A wild week on Wall Street. Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate what the stunning comeback for stocks means for the remainder of the year. Is a year-end rally on the cards? Plus, the committee is making a ton of moves in this market. We’ll reveal their latest buys. And, former Evergrande bond holder Marc Lasry of Avenue Capital joins us to discuss what he’s hearing, if there will be a default and contagion fears. by Halftime Report

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Is the Pullback Over?: A big rally again. Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate if the pullback is already over and if it’s time to buy stocks again. Plus, the Committee reveal their latest buys. And, the trade ahead of Nike’s earnings after the bell. by Halftime Report

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Your Volatility Strategy: From triple-digit losses to triple-digit gains. Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate the best way to navigate the volatility in this market and where opportunities are opening up, especially in the tech sector. Plus, the moves the committee are making right now. And later, Jon Najarian shares some Unusual Activity he’s seeing in two tech names. by Halftime Report

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Are Stocks Broken or Buyable?: Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee discuss the state of stocks. Are they broken or buyable, and is the correction closer as interest rates move higher? Plus, one of the most successful commodity traders, Mark Fisher, joins us to explain why he thinks energy prices are going much higher from here. And later, we hit some Calls of the Day on a commodity and an industrial stock. by Halftime Report

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The Tech Takedown and How to Trade it: Tech taken down by rising rates. Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee discuss how to navigate today’s big drop. Fundstrat’s Tom Lee joins us to weigh in and defend his bullish thesis for the market. Plus, all the moves the investment committee is making right now – their latest buys and sells. And later, Pete Najarian shares some Unusual Activity in two names. by Halftime Report

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Can Good Earnings Keep Stocks Climbing? 10/19/22

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