The S&P and Dow both closing at records for the second day in the row, and a handful of consumer names from Marriot to Mastercard also hitting all-time highs during the session. So what’s become of this slowdown we were all expecting? Plus, Japan’s stock market is at 34-year highs. Is there more room to invest in the land of the rising sun?
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Apple and Amazon Earnings… And What’s Next for Global Markets 7/30/26
The traders watching key after-the-bell earnings like Apple, Amazon, Strategy and Coinbase. CEO of Moor Insights & Strategy Patrick Moorhead gives his take on whether Apple can withstand memory inflation and if Amazon’s cloud revenue is enough to beat earnings expectations. Then, ... Show More
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Dec 2021
The Final Countdown: What’s in Store for 2022
Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee discuss the record-setting momentum in the market, and how much longer stocks can sustain this move. Plus, we wrap up our stock summit with Josh Brown’s 2nd half picks, how did he do and what’s next from here. And later, Pete Najarian s ... Show More
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Oct 2025
Shutdown Showdown Amid Record Highs
The U.S. Government shutdown has done little to scare investors off of ‘Risk Mountain’, as stocks, Bitcoin and Gold are all at record highs. With no end in sight, at what point do investors stop believing that government dysfunction won’t hurt their portfolios, or will something ... Show More
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Feb 2022
Navigating volatility, supply shock ahead?, and the rate hike debate
Stocks are higher for the 2nd day in a row, with the Dow rallying nearly 800 points. But can the rally last if geopolitics get worse? We’ll explore.
Plus, oil is dropping today, but Jeff Currie says uncertainty around Russia sanctions could still send crude to $125 per barrel. He ... Show More
43m 53s
Oct 2025
SOTS 2nd Hour: Pepsico CEO, Ferrari Hits The Brakes, & AI's Workforce Impact 10/9/25
<p>Stocks hitting records at the open - before pressure in the early trade:</p><p>Carl Quintanilla, Sara Eisen, and David Faber kicked off the hour with the latest alternative data reads from the street as the government shutdown continues to delay key reports - before getting a ... Show More
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