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Stocks selling off on today’s jobs report, now erasing all their post-election gains, and one of our guests says don’t expect that to change until yields move lower. Plus, Disney, Fox and Warner Bros. are pulling the plug on their joint venture, Venu Sports. We’ll look at why and what it means for the media landscape. And NATO’s former Supreme Allied Commander Adm. James Stavridis joins us with a look at Greenland’s strategic importance and how the U.S. can expand its presence there.

Deadly wildfires continue to devastate Southern California. We speak with two people directly impacted. Plus, we’re decades away from useful quantum computers – or so says Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. We talk to one CEO who says that timeline is dead-wrong.

Mark Zuckerberg is taking a page out of Elon Musk’s playbook by eliminating fact checkers in favor of community notes. We have the details and a look at the bigger battle that could be brewing. Plus, MoffettNathanson is downgrading Apple to Sell for the first time, and it’s got Wall Street second-guessing the stock. The analyst behind that call joins us to make his case.

Pres.-elect Trump denies he’s considering paring back tariffs, so what would a full rollout mean for stocks, bonds, and currencies? We’ll debate. Plus, Disney striking the first big media deal of the year with Fubo. We’ll break down the details and what it means for the broader media landscape. And one analyst calls 2025 the year of the underdog airlines, and she’s upgrading American as a result. She’ll join us to make her case.

Rep.-elect Mike Johnson is fighting to retain the gavel as House Speaker, and we’ll game out the potential impact of a protracted battle for speakership. Plus, our market guest is staying bullish on the U.S. despite the drama in D.C., and joins us with the themes driving stocks in the new year. But our technician isn’t feeling so optimistic, and brings three charts that make him worry about near-term risk.

2025’s first big data point is a strong one, but our market guest still sees the Fed cutting rates for times this year. Plus, Tesla getting hit after its first-ever annual drop in deliveries, but our analyst is watching the trends in autonomous driving instead. And we’ll speak with the CEO of a company involved in every aspect of LNG, ahead of a predicted natural gas boom

AI was the big story of the year, but now it needs to grow up, according to our market guest. Plus, insurance stocks soared in 2024, but so have property insurance premiums. We’ll tell you how to mitigate risk, potentially lower your payments, and position your portfolio for big gains in 2025. And we’re live at the NYSE for the annual singing of “Wait ‘Till The Sun Shines Nellie,” led by the late Art Cashin’s family.

Despite stocks sinking into year-end, Citi is staying optimistic for 2025 and their US equity strategist joins us with the names he expects to outperform over the next 12 months. Plus, homeflipping profits are plunging as rates go higher. And we look back at the life, legacy, and economic record of former President Jimmy Carter.

Big tech is getting pounded, Bitcoin is falling, and treasury yields are moving lower. We dive into today’s market sell-off as we round out the holiday-shortened trading week.

David Zervos tells us why he thinks the Fed is too restrictive heading into the Trump administratio. A retail analyst brings us the four names he’s most bullish heading into 2025--including one stock that’s up 20% in the past month. Plus, the PMG CEO gives us his read on the health of commercial real estate, and why rents won’t be falling any time soon.

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Trader Jenny Harrington gives us the names that can cut through the market noise. With Nordstrom being taken private, we look at the other retailers that could be poised for a deal next year. And we run through predictions from 13 media executives for what 2025 will bring.

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Strategas’ Dan Clifton makes the case for why Elon Musk is the ultimate bond vigilante, and what comes next could be earth-shattering. Plus, we have the latest from Capitol Hill as Congress races to avoid a shutdown by Friday night. And Bloom Energy has been called an underappreciated AI play for its ability to scale quickly and power data centers. The CEO joins us exclusively with what’s behind the innovative technology.

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Today’s retail sales data suggests consumers are getting more cautious, and tariffs may not help things in 2025. Plus, our market guest is going long Europe despite the growing geopolitical uncertainty there. And BofA is out with its food forecast for 2025, claiming chocolate milk could be a growth driver next year.

The Fed is expected to cut rates this Wednesday, but it’s a somewhat controversial cut. We explain why. Plus, Bank of America just made Nvidia one its top picks for year, but the stock’s been stalling out. We dive into the risks to consider.

Wall Street’s #1 semiconductor analyst is with us as Broadcom soars to a new all-time high, pushing its market cap past $1 trillion for the first time. Plus, the market is facing a breadth problem, and the Mag 7 are emblematic of a worrying sign of weakness in the market, according to our market guest. And Rep. Gottheimer from NJ joins us with his take on the mysterious drone sightings in the state, and the government’s efforts to ban TikTok.

ServiceTitan opens for trading above its IPO price after pricing well above its range. Is it a bullish sign for the IPO market? Plus, President-elect Trump spoke to Jim Cramer after ringing the opening bell at the NYSE, sharing a preview of his agenda on crypto, taxes, and more. And Archer Aviation shares have more than doubled since the election as eVTOL names get a bump ahead of inauguration day. We’ll speak with the CEO about what’s driving optimism.

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