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Washington may see some movement on another stimulus plan and many say that could be bullish for the markets. We’ll look at where the opportunities could be.

And, Palantir’s valuation continues to rise as it gets ready to list next week. The WSJ’s Maureen Farrell give us the exclusive details on what wall street is expecting.

Plus, another bullish call on Draftkings as the stock continues to soar and Qantas is selling its airplane bar carts.

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Tech stocks having a whipsaw week and one portfolio manager says there is more pain ahead. He tells us where he’s seeing opportunities.

And, St. Louis Fed Pres. Bullard says everything is great, while Goldman cuts its outlook…BofA economist Michelle Meyer gives us her outlook on the economy as stimulus is stalled.

Plus, it’s corporate America v. the Trump administration…why thousands of companies are filing suits. 

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Today marks the sixth month anniversary of the March lows, could markets be poised to go from a “V”-shaped recovery to a “W”? We discuss.

Commercial real estate services firm Cushman and Wakefield doesn’t see an office vacancy recovery until 2025.

Plus, the Tesla Battery Day debate, Nike just did it in the first quarter, and the biggest SPAC deal ever…all in today’s Rapid Fire. 

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The chorus is growing louder for Congress to pass a stimulus bill. Fed Chair Powell says its essential but with the Supreme Court fight looming, is there any chance Congress can compromise and push the bill through?

We’ll ask NEC Director Larry Kudlow.

Plus, Apple is down 20% from its high and one of our guests says the stock could be facing a make-or-break it moment. He tells us why.

And, Tesla shares lower as Elon Musk tempers expectations for battery day. We look at what to expect, why it matters, and where the stock is headed. 

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Investors are on edge as Coronavirus cases spike overseas, uncertainty over stimulus grows, and the future of the Supreme Court is up in the air. We look at the market impact and how to invest if volatility is here to stay.

Plus, Chinese state media says the government won’t approve the TikTok deal in its current form, we’ll head live to Beijing for the latest and whether U.S. companies could be retaliated against should U.S.-China tensions escalate.

And, Zoom Video, Peloton and Slack may be the most well-known work-from-home winners but there’s one hot area you may not have heard about and it still has room to run. We speak to the analyst making the case. 

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The U.S. will block TikTok downloads starting Sunday, while sources tell CNBC that WeChat is “dead” in this country. We have the latest details, and explore whether a deal will come together to avoid this fate.

Plus, Home Depot & Lowe’s have been huge beneficiaries of the stay-at-home trade. But one analyst says that’s about to change in a big, big way. He joins us to discuss.

And, another day, another software IPO - this time, video game backer Unity. As its shares surge in their trading debut, we discuss why company employees may cash in sooner than expected in Rapid Fire. 

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Transports, industrials and materials are stealing the spotlight from technology as market leaders. But can this new leadership keep the market moving forward? We’ll debate.

Plus, telehealth player Amwell makes its public debut on the NYSE today. We’ll talk to the CEO about the future of medicine and its work amid the pandemic.

And, shares of data darling Snowflake are falling today, after surging as high at $319 per share in its own IPO yesterday. But did it leave money on the table by pricing shares too low? We’ll explore in Rapid Fire. 

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The Fed is set to announce its decision on interest rates, wrapping up its final meeting before the election. We look at the market-moving comments investors need to watch for.

Plus, dozens of celebrities are freezing their Instagram accounts as part of a one-day boycott. We explore the movement behind the social media protest in Rapid Fire.

And, data startup Snowflake soars at its public debut, with shares even halted temporarily amid a rush of buying. We discuss whether there’s too much froth in piping-hot software IPOs. 

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Apple unveils a bunch of new hardware and software offerings at its latest product event. We’ll bring you instant analysis of each new product as the announcements unfold. 

Plus, Berkshire Hathaway is making an unusual investment – a multi-million dollar stake in soon-to-IPO Snowflake. We explore what the investment means for both Snowflake and Warren Buffett.

And, Bank of America’s top brass says consumer spending in August returned to 2019 levels, after a sharp decline earlier in the year. Is the worst of the economic pain behind us? We’ll debate. 

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We’re just 50 days away from the biggest wildcard for the stock market: the presidential election. We explore what’s at stake for both voters & investors. 

Plus, it’s been a tough year for the airline industry, but lately investors appear ready to buy in again. We speak with JetBlue CEO Robin Hayes about investor appetite and the path to recovery.

And, ByteDance has chosen Oracle as its U.S. partner in TikTok. But it’s not a buyout, or what President Trump requested. We break down the ins & outs of this unusual deal. 

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