Ticker Tape(r) Parade? [Ep. 108]

<p>Nvidia was a bust. Not the company’s earnings and forecasts, those were stellar. Instead, it didn’t provide the buying boost everyone thought it would. Stocks lost ground. Bitcoin continues to get hammered, down by a third in roughly six weeks. What is going on here? The answe ... Show More

<p>After Home Depot disappointed and Target got slammed, Walmart reported results that were above expectations because in this economic climate the Target and Home Depot’s losses are Walmart’s gains. And its strength came from all income brackets, though high-income Americans are ... Show More

<p>While everyone else is glued to Nvidia, the results from Home Depot and Target will have far more to say about the markets and a lot more. Plus others like TJ Maxx, Bitcoin and the surprising Fed minutes that has a lot to say about the status of December's rate cut.</p><p>Bloo ... Show More

<p>Stocks across the globe moved higher yesterday following the Federal Reserve’s interest rate cut, with both the Dow and S&amp;P 500 seeing new all-time highs. Meanwhile, other major central banks – including those in England, Norway, Turkey, Japan and China – opted to keep the ... Show More

<p>Markets are abuzz with speculation that the Federal Reserve may deliver a larger-than-expected 50 basis-point rate cut next week. As a result, yields have tumbled, and gold prices have surged to new record highs. Meanwhile, equity markets continue their winning streak, with th ... Show More

<p>European markets played catch-up with Wednesday’s US rally yesterday, with nearly all sectors posting significant gains. However, when US markets opened, risk appetite appeared to evaporate on Wall Street, as stocks fell despite subdued inflation data. There was some brief res ... Show More

On this episode of On The Tape, Guy Adami and Liz Young talk about whether to trust the rally (2:00), what economic data is telling us (5:00), why the Fed may have to cut rates sooner than the market thinks it will (11:00), bear market rallies  (15:00), BlackRock’s Boivin Says Hi ... Show More

The Nasdaq 100 fell as much as 1.5% before recovering to close just 0.6% lower. Markets remain on edge ahead of key events, including Jay Powell's speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium tomorrow, whilst the USD remains unchanged and gold rises amid concerns over Fed independence. U ... Show More

<p>September gets off to a rocky start for stocks, with semiconductors plummeting. The S&amp;P 500 index has suffered its worst September opening in years, tumbling over 2% amid renewed worries about overstretched valuations in AI-related stocks and a disappointing manufacturing ... Show More

<p>David Faber and Jim Cramer began the hour by breaking down another volatile day for the markets, with the major indices coming off their 4th negative session in 5. JPMorgan also raised their odds of a U.S. recession by year end to 35%. A big earnings mover today included Eli L ... Show More

The Nasdaq is now in correction territory and the S&P 500 is down more than 2% so far this month. Analysts are blaming any number of things for the selloff, including a slowdown in the economy, the Federal Reserve being behind the curve on rate cuts, hedge funds rotating out of p ... Show More

US equities surged again yesterday, closing off their intraday highs but nevertheless achieving new records. US PPI data confirmed that growth is slowing, providing more of the data that the Fed needs to start cutting rates again – markets will now scrutinise today’s CPI data for ... Show More

<p>Global equities surged, driven by US stocks, as strong retail numbers and encouraging jobless claims alleviated recession fears. US Treasury yields and the dollar also climbed. Meanwhile, gold rose on Middle East tensions and expectations of interest rate cuts. Retail giants W ... Show More