Trader Talk with Bob Pisani
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Traders believe three main factors have been helping markets recently and need to continue to pass the old historic S&P historic high of January. » Read More
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With 10 percent of S&P 500 companies reporting as of Wednesday morning, it looks like another above-trend quarter. » Read More |
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What truly separates this group is earnings growth: It's no longer similar. Netflix and Amazon have far outperformed the rest of the FAANG names this year because their earnings growth expectations have been much higher. » Read More |
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The market will likely hold up after Netflix's disappointing second-quarter results. » Read More |
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This is a somewhat unusual earnings season with a lot of moving parts. Expect to hear about tax cuts, buybacks, big revenue gains, trade wars and very high future earnings expectations.
You would have thought the market reaction would have been much worse, given that we are now on the brink of a real — not imagined — trade war.
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Last time around, it was all about raising estimates, but this time the markets are looking for companies to maintain them.
CNBC's Bob Pisani breaks down the outlook for the second half of the year.
- Friday will likely be the year's biggest stock market volume day with big action in Apple, JP Morgan
A little-known indexing event Friday will likely result in the biggest volume day of the year.
Trump and the midterms: It's a tough time to start a trade war, but there may be a logic behind it.
The main reason for the stock market rally — the stupendous rise in corporate earnings due to the global economic expansion and tax cuts — is now under threat.
SEC's William Hinman, a point person on policy regarding bitcoin and blockchain, clarified the agency's viewpoint on cryptocurrencies on Thursday.
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These issues, along with the SEC's refusal to approve a bitcoin ETF, have been a significant cloud over the development of cryptocurrencies.
Next week will have a lot for the markets to digest, but for the moment, very little can keep them down.
Jamie Dimon and Warren Buffett are calling on CEOs to stop providing quarterly guidance, but that isn't really the issue.
Stacey Cunningham's elevation to president of the NYSE Group represents a full circle for one of the few women who have worked on the exchange floor.
When Spotify went public in a direct listing in April, it skirted Wall Street. Is that an adaptable model for other unicorns lining up for an IPO?
More than 16 years after the World Trade Center tragedy, a major component of the rebuilt WTC site is getting ready to open.
More than 16 years after the World Trade Center tragedy, a major component of the rebuilt WTC site is getting ready to open
It's finally happening. The bulls are starting to regain control of the narrative.
About Trader Talk
- Direct from the floor of the NYSE, Trader Talk with Bob Pisani provides a dynamic look at the reasons for the day’s actions on Wall Street. If you want to go beyond the latest numbers— Bob will tell you why the market does what it does and what it means for the next day’s trading.
A CNBC reporter since 1990, Bob Pisani covers Wall Street from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
Wall Street
Stocks last hit a record high on Jan. 26, in an exuberant New Year's embrace of risk before a sharp correction.
A legal loophole allows major banks to avoid telling American authorities about certain trading in financial instruments known as derivatives.
On the surface, the tit-for-tat trade war between the U.S. and China appears to be turning into a currency war.
