Heard on the Street's Aaron Back joins Miriam Gottfried and Steve Russolillo to talk about why the Trump rally for U.S. bank stocks may have been overdone. Then, Miriam discusses Facebook's recent revelations about flaws in its ad metrics.

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Justin Lahart joins Miriam Gottfried and Steve Russolillo to make sense of how investors are reacting to the prospect of a Donald Trump presidency. Then Aaron Back joins the show to discuss why the latest quarterly earnings report from Hertz Global Holdings shows signs of trouble for auto lending.

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Anjani Trivedi joins Miriam Gottfried and Ken Brown from Hong Kong to discuss the battle brewing at the top of Tata Sons, one of India's most prominent conglomerates, and the parent company of Jaguar and Land Rover owner Tata Motors. Then, Charley Grant weighs in on why the election is only one of many worries facing drug companies.

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On the heels of the AT&T-Time Warner mega merger, Miriam Gottfried talks with Ken Brown and Justin Lahart about the regulatory outlook for the deal, and why there is an opportunity in Time Warner shares. Then, Richard Barley joins the show from London to argue that European stocks are finally posed for a rally.

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Spencer Jakab joins Steven Russolillo and Aaron Back to discuss the rise of passive investing and how investors can benefit from it. Then, Charley Grant joins the show to discuss Tesla's latest big reveal and what it means for investors.

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Aaron Back joins Steven Russolillo and Ken Brown to discuss the fallout from Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf's departure and what the battered bank must do next. Then, Justin Lahart joins the show to explain an election outcome that investors are finally starting to take seriously.

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Peter Atwater of Financial Insyghts joins Miriam Gottfried and Steve Russolillo to discuss what this year's election says about consumer confidence. Then, Justin Lahart joins the show to explain why stocks may actually be less expensive than they seem.

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Spencer Jakab joins Miriam Gottfried and Steve Russolillo to explain why investors shouldn't read too much into OPEC's agreement to cut oil production. Then Paul Davies discusses what Deutsche Bank can do to win back investors after mounting concerns about its financial health.

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First, Justin Lahart joins Miriam Gottfried and Steve Russolillo to break down what the latest meetings from the Fed and the Bank of Japan mean for investors. Then, Dan Gallagher explains why the fallout from Samsung's smartphone recall won't necessarily mean good things for Apple.

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Wall Street Journal banking editor David Reilly joins Miriam Gottfried and Ken Brown to discuss whether the worst is over for Wells Fargo's stock after a rough week of headlines. Then, Richard Barley joins the show from London to talk how investors may be in for a rude awakening as the tides begin to turn for global bond prices.

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