into overtime now with scott wapner >>> sara, thank you.i'm scott wapner, you just heard the bells we're just getting started i'll speak to mark newton whose new know is all about the state of the tech wreck and whether it is about to get worse. he will tell us what the charts are telling him. we'll start with whether the fed is about to send stocks into a tailwind raise rates too fast. that's the call of some investors bu

i'm scott wapner you just heard the bell.ng started from post 9 at the new york stock exchange let's get to our talk of the tape yields around the world rise and stocks fall from the uk to the u.s., uncertainty is mounting as investors grow more nervous about inflation and the ability to fight it. the only thing hanging in the balance now, of course, is your money. markets finding some sort of stability in the days ahead. can they do that let's ask greg

now over to "overtime" with scott wapner >> sara, thank you very much welcome to "overtime."wapner we're just getting started from post 9 at the new york stock exchange i'll speak to ed yardeni who says the fed will be more aggressive than you think in the meetings ahead but that stocks can still stay away from the june lows. is that really possible? you know we're going to ask him and we'll debate it. we'll begin with our talk of the tape that fed decision, less than 24 hours away now the market's not waiting around to find out what happens either. the question is, is today selloff a precursor to a

"overtime" now with scott wapner >>> all right, mike, thank you very much.his friday edition of "overtime. i'm scott wapner you heard the bells. we are just getting started from post nine. i'll speak to legendary trader . he has thoughts across every market today and how he thinks the fed can kill inflation once and for all without destroying the economy at the same time we begin with our talk of the tape where stocks are heading fro

i'm scott wapner you just heard the bells we are just getting started here from post 9.t i'll speak to mark newton on whether this latest rally can keep going next week even as another critical read on inflation looms especially large we begin with our talk of the tape the risk/reward on stocks. is it improving just as one big name investor calls for a coming crash? let's ask li

see you tomorrow we'll send it into "overtime" with scott wapner. >>> all right.ou heard the bell we're getting started from here at post nine at the new york stock exchange in just a little bit i'll speak to eric jackson, why it's time to buy that space even with the nasdaq on this long losing streak speaking of, we'll get you set up for apple's big event tomorrow out in california what it means for the stock which some say right now is the most important in the market. >>> we begin with our talk of the tape nothing but negativity that is pretty much what you hear from almost every investor you talk to these days are things that bad?

see you tomorrow it's "overtime" with scott wapner >> thank you, sara welcome to "overtime."ls were just getting started from right here at cnbc's deliver alpha conference. in just a bit i'll be joined but the founder of a $17 billion hedge fund, and how she's navigating necessary turbulent times. and dan ives, he's also here, on worries about apple ace iphone production we'll talk to him abou

. >> s&p now reporting three quarter losses let's get to the judge enand the half >>> i'm scott wapnerront and center megacrushed big cap tech getting slammed yet again and heading for another down week. are the stocks in the market now in even bigger trouble than we thought? steve weiss. let's go to wall, check the markets. 12:00 noon in the east and we do have losses. we have losses across the board. dow is down 377. s&p down almost 2% the nasdaq, though, that's where the focus remains. 2.5% decline

i'm scott wapner this time the markets and the fed, are the two on the same page again if so, what does it mean to stocks and your money? we debate that we have brand-new buys from our own josh brown joining me for the hour today, the aforementioned josh brown, jason snipe, heaarrington is wi me on site and steve liesman we're going to get to the markets. i do want to send it over to shepard smith for the update on the health of queen elizabeth. >> good afternoon, we got word just about two hours before the markets opened this morning that the queen's doctors were concerned for her health the 96-year-old is at ball mora castle she's not been hospitalized. this statement released from her doctor the queen's doctors are concerned for her majesty's health the queen remains comfortable at bal balmoral as we've reported that statement, wree mains comfortable at balmoral, is a break from anything we've heard from the queen at the palace this language is deemed as significant. we've seen her as little possible the heir to the throw, prince charles, is no with his mother the last hour a flight

welcome to all of you in "overtime" i'm scott wapner.e bit, i'll talk to tom lee about how given all we know about the fed and the economy, he is still bullish on stocks for later in the year maybe the contrarian view is t

i'm scott wapner we'll discuss and debate what that means for the markets with the investment committee the fed meeting begins, the dow goes down 244. bond yields are up today so you'll see there 256 is the ten-year the s&p is down, nas, not doing too much nothing like an earnings warning to get in the way of your bullish call for stocks. take us through that for those who didn't hear it you told me yesterday about 2:30 in the afternoon market setup for a rip your face rally. it took off after the close yesterday, but here we are four. >> by the way, i think we're in a bare market still no matter what happens until that changes technically that's where i am. i think we're setup for a face ripping rally here more son than we're setup for more of what we're seeing today and here's where my conviction comes from the vix just can't get excited it was at 397 yesterday, 4% today. that's the thing the that's what it had to do, that's where it is that's what financial conditions are based on we're there, we did that work. it took all year it was torture and painful for the sectors in the market

see you tomorrow into "overtime" with scott wapner >>> welcome, everybody, to "overtime.'re just getting started we will discuss whether today's big apple event will get the stock moving higher we begin, though, with our talk of the tape whether one very important fed talker just opened the door ever so slightly for an end to the rate hikes and the beginning of a bigger rally the requisite managing partner, cnbc contributor, member of the investment committee

. >> s&p now reporting three quarter losses let's get to the judge enand the half >>> i'm scott wapner front and center megacrushed big cap tech getting slammed yet again and heading for another down week. are the stocks in the market now in even bigger trouble than we thought? steve weiss. let's go to wall, check the markets. 12:00 noon in the east and we do have losses. we have losses across the board. dow is down 377. s&p down almost 2% the nasdaq, though, that's where the focus remains. 2.5% decline or 373 is the note on the ten-year. so weiss, techs now pacing for its sixth negative week in seven. nasdaq getting hammered yet again in some of these biggest and wildly held stocks in the market are just no good lately >> yeah. and a brief relief rally yesterday, but it was based on what oza desperation move in the u.k. to force down really a cataclysmic event which was a major unwind in the financial system there so big cap tech if you take a look, let's put apple aside now because i know we'll talk about it later, but you've got these companies for the first time and these are major

now it's scott wapner in "overtime. >>> thank you very much. welcome to "overtime."ork stock exchange and a biddy hour ahead stock move and everything else as always that you need to know right now. we begin, though, with our talk of the take. a risk-off atmosphere what former dallas fed richard fischer told me we are in now, and likely to stay that way. our first guest, he ay glees doubled down on his crash call for stocks britain in canter's around johnson

i'm scott wapner front and center this hour how low do we go rates around the world continuing to surgell the ramifications for your money with the investment committee. joining me for the hour today. let's get right to it check the markets this hour, 12:00, noon, we're just past that the dow did fall its intraday low. it's currently sitting there still 2%

that's it for me now over to "overtime" with scott wapner >>> sara, thanks very much welcome to "overtime just heard the bells we're just getting started at post 9 on the new york wall street i will speak to one investor who says he found time in this volatility. >>> the talk of the tape, whether stocks are setting up for into and out of the fed meeting. was today the start of it? sounds crazy given how negative everyone seems to be these days. one well-known cnbc contributor says it could, in fact, be the case

i'm scott wapner this time the markets and the fed, are the two on the same page again if so, what doesr money? we debate that we have brand-new buys from our own josh brown joining me for the hour today, the aforementioned josh brown, jason snipe, heaarrington is wi me on site and steve liesman we're going to get to the markets. i do want to send it over to shepard smith for th

i'm scott wapner we're just getting started here at post 9 at the new york stock exchange and it is gooddcom and lululemon, we'll have those reports the moment they drop and the most important things you need to know as an investor in the meantime let's get right to our talk of tape. september is a historically hard

i'm scott wapner we'll discuss and debate what that means for the markets with the investment committeeins, the dow goes down 244. bond yields are up today so you'll see there 256 is the ten-year th

i'm scott wapner front and center, stocks sliding again as september trading gets under way. why this could be in an especially treacherous month for your money, even more than usual. we'll debate the road ahead with the investment committee and see where there might be opportunities in these markets joining me, jason, carrie fire stone, steve weiss we've been down for four straight days. we're going for five unfortunately, we are succeeding at the moment. nasdaq is where i'm looking right now, down 2% that's a loss of near 250. 325 is where the yield on the ten-year is. and therein lies a problem, steve weiss, right the data lately has been good, at least maybe better than expected that means the jobs number tomorrow looms especially large. >> if tomorrow's jobs number shows weakness, the market could pop, you could see ten-year yield come down. i would use that as an opportunity to sale some positions, if you haven't already. the reason being, the fed has been clear they're going to look for consistent data. deb mester said we're going to be above 4% and we should be there

i'm scott wapner front and center, stocks sliding again as september trading gets under way.his could be in an especially treacherous month for your money, even more than usual. we'll debate the road ahead with the investment committee and see where there might be opportunities in these markets joining me, jason, carrie fire stone, steve weiss we've been down for four straight days. we're going for five unfortunately, we are succeeding at the moment. nasdaq is where i'm looking right now, down 2% that's a loss of near 250. 325 is where the yield on the ten-year is. and therein lies a problem, st

i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner you just heard the bells, but we're just getting started in just bill nygren and where he sees the biggest upside in the market right now. >>> we begin with our talk of the tape, taking stock investors treading lightly today as they assess the damage from yesterday's shocking selloff all three major averages finishing near the flat line and pulling green. kind of a modest balance after yesterday's 3.4% loss in the

let's get to the judge >> all right, carpl, thanks very much i'm scott wapner we're just getting startedm post 9 at the new york stock exchange in just a little bit i will speak to tom lee, who says inflation is going to drop like a rock in the months ahead and stocks are going to surge. we'll press him on that view with several september risks, not to mention this major rollover for the major averages. a soft landing surprise. did that chance just increase today with a jobs report some are calling goldilocks

i'm scott wapner front and center this hour how low do we go rates around the world continuing to surge. we'll discuss all the ramifications for your money with the investment committee. joining me for the hour today. let's get right to it check the markets this hour, 12:00, noon, we're just past that the dow did fall its intraday low. it's currently sitting there still 2% losses for those averages as well look at the russell down 3% today. they've gotten destroyed this week and really from the moment the fed presser happened the russell was not the same the iwm was down more than 7% still then as bespoke was talking about today, the dollar is ripping steve weiss, pick your poison to talk about today you've seen this coming from a mile away. >> yeah and as i mention yesterday last week i'm net short and i don't see it getting better anytime soon. anytime somebody says, hey, buy here and we're near the bottoms or tops, i get that. to me buying stock here is like running into a burning house and hoping the fire department comes and saves you before you turn into barbecue. so that's just a

by the way, welcome to the scott wapner experience. i hope you're enjoying it. this idea that he raises, though, all kidding aside, he raises good points we got to dance with the bear argument part of which is quantitative tightening. i'm of the opinion that it's more than offset by the decline in treasury issuance has the deficit has declined $1.7 trillion over the last year am i out of my mind? >> no, you're onto something. >> as the economy grows, corporate america is doing very good and people earned a lot of money, especially on the white-collar jobs. it's going to go down in 2022. tax receipts are up. that's a key point with respect to qt, this is year number untone that's going to jp start this transition to normalcy it's clear we're going back to work i think by '24 -- '23 and '24, we're going to be normalized again. that's really meaningful in terms of economies and how we're spending money in cities and office space and i think that's the key, key thing. part of our call is that interest rates are going to normalize between this 3 to 4% range, the fed

i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner you just heard the bells but we're just getting started in just moments you'll hear from jeffrey gundlach, what he thinks the fed should now do at next week's meeting it is a big call and you'll wanting to hear it. >>> we begin with the talk of the tape the brutal sell-off after a red-hot read on inflation sent stocks tumbling. the dow down almost 1300 points, s&p 500 down

tell us what you know about all this >> there was a weird comment that -- i don't know, scott wapnerrned the market around. the comment by fed vice chair lael brainard of the possibility of overtightening. i thought that was overstated in the hawkish speech by brainard talking about restrictive policy the market did turn around at 12:40 or 12:30 when that comment came out if the market seized on it the question of the morning, joe, if the european central bank joins the 75 club as christine lagarde battles inflation and euro trading at parity to the dollar threatening to import more inflation fed chair jay powell is in a better spot with the dollar surging against most major currencies being ahead of the peers the bank of canada is ahead of the u.s. ahead of major central banks. ecb can go either way. the dollar is a factor the key is financial conditions. how tight are easy money in the economy? it was a loosening of conditions in the lead up to the jackson hole conference. jackson hole index that led powell to the speech with the talk from fed officials including powell led to the