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Halftime Report CNBC
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Halftime Report is on the front lines of CNBC’s market coverage. CNBC’s Scott Wapner and the Street’s top investors get to the heart of the action as it’s happening and help set the agenda for the rest of the day. Halftime Report airs weekdays 12-1PM ET on CNBC TV.
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The S&P 500’s Bad Week 4/19/24
Brian Sullivan and the Investment Committee discus the road ahead for your money with the S&P 500 on track to close out its worst week of the year. Plus, we’ve got a Trade Alert, Stephanie Link is buying more SLB, she explains why. And later, some major deal talks surrounding Paramount, shareholder Jim Lebenthal calls in with his strategy.
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The State of the Tech Trade 4/18/24
Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate the state of the tech trade with the Nasdaq tracking for its sixth down week in the past seven. Plus, Powers Advisory Group President, Founder & Managing Partner Matt Powers joins the Investment Committee to discuss his newest dividend stock buys. And later, Stephanie Link is adding to her position in Las Vegas Sands and D.R. Horton, she calls in with the details.
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The New Reality for Stocks 04/17/24
Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate the new reality for stocks as higher rates for longer becomes the accepted baseline. Plus, a big Call of the Day on Apple, Maxim Group calling the stock “Dead Money,” the Committee debate it. And later, Bryn Talkington and Steve Weiss debate what to do with Tesla.
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The Higher for Longer Playbook 4/16/24
Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee discuss the higher for longer playbook as elevated rates continue to weigh on stocks. Plus, the Committee share their latest moves in the market. And later, we cover some Calls of the Day on Uber, GE Vernova and General Motors.
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Is the Bull Case Intact? 4/15/24
Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate the bull case for stocks and whether it’s still intact. Plus, Goldman Sachs is our Chart of the Day, the desk debate how to trade the name at these levels. And later, we cover some Committee stocks on the move like Salesforce, Intel, Cisco and more.
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The Risks to the Rally 4/12/24
Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee discuss the return of volatility with stocks falling and the Vix spiking as concerns about the rally keep rising. Plus, Bill Baruch is adding to his Apple position, the Committee debate the buy. And later, the desk give you their earnings setup for next week.
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Customer Reviews
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I like listening to the talking heads even though I wouldn’t use their advice to make my investment decisions. The investment committee has a good mix of rotating guests. Stephanie Link usually impresses with her GARP stock picks. Josh Brown brings humor. On the other hand, Jim Lebenthal seems like a ‘fuddy duddy’, and value trap investor. Joe Terranova preaches quality and momentum investing. But, he consistently mistimes buying and selling stocks with that strategy. Jenny Harrington is a value dividend investor, who gets overly defensive anytime someone disagrees with her. Lastly, Steve Weiss is just an adult bully who thinks he’s funny picking on people all the time like Jim Lebenthal.
PLEASE ADD %CHANGE TO YOUR NEW CHARTS
i’ve been a long time follower of Halftime and it’s the best part of my daily financial media consumption.
With that being said, the new graphics need to be worked out. When you show a chart of a stock performance over three months and don’t show the percentage change over that time., you have not told me anything other than the stock went up or down.
You are the only show on CNBC that has not corrected this very important data point. Please please please please update the new graphics!!
Stephanie Link horrible
If she’s on the show I don’t listen — she’s unbearable as is Joe Terranova (insufferable gas bag ). Wapner good but arrogant. I listen because Josh Brown the best there is.