Trader Talk with Bob Pisani

The market is rotating. Value is back. Momentum is out. Cyclicals rule. Defensives are so August.

SEC Chairman Jay Clayton says more needs to be done to make it easier for companies to go public.

As a trade war takes its toll, earnings are likely to be flat in 2019, versus last year's record pace, according to an analyst at Refinitiv.

As trade war rages, it's suddenly controversial to own Chinese stocks

Stock buybacks have contributed to the market's advance, though perhaps not as much as some believe.

There was a trading glitch at the New York Stock Exchange on Monday. Here's what happened.

Analysts are lowering their earnings estimates for the quarters ahead amid a trade war.

Analysts are changing their earnings expectations with the ebb and flow of the trade war.

Ric Edelman, founder and chairman of Edelman Financial Engines, is annoyed about the state of investment advice in this country.

Uncertainty looms after the Fed's rate cut, but traders haven't lost optimism.

Half way through the earnings season, we've seen few surprises, but the market seems increasingly dependent on interest rate cuts.

Companies report varying impacts from China amid trade squabbles.

As buybacks hit records last year (about $800 billion), a predictable political backlash developed.

First the global slowdown clobbered them at the end of last year, then the China trade war intensifying clobbered them again in May, then the Huawei ban, then Japan's export restrictions against South Korea.

Citigroup kicks off earnings season on Monday.

The S&P 500 tops 3,000. What a difference five years makes.

There's lots of excitement that tech superstar Chamath Palihapitiya's Social Capital Hedosophia is buying a 49% stake (roughly $800 million) in Virgin Galactic to do space flights.

The first half of 2019 was a big surprise to many IPO investors.

Earnings estimates are essentially "flattish" for 2019 from 2018. This puts stock investors in a difficult position.