Nightly Business Report

Kelly discusses predictions about the stock market for 2023...and whether anybody actually knows anything.

All three major averages on pace for their worst year since the Great Financial Crisis, but there’s one thing that could bring the bulls back, says Potomac Wealth Advisors’ Mark Avallone. Energy the only sector to end the year in the green, up 58%, but that run could be poised to end. We tell you why. And the ad spending slowdown wreaking havoc across media of all stripes, will 2023 bring more pain? A digital ad exec weighs in. Plus, Art Cashin returns to the NYSE floor for a New Year’s tradition!

Stocks are higher today, nearly erasing this week’s losses for the Dow and S&P 500. But with the 2-year yield climbing back toward 4.4%, are short-term bonds the better bet? We’ll explore. Plus, Goldman Sachs warns that China’s earlier-than-expected reopening could actually disrupt the supply chain even further. We’ll dig into the potential economic fallout. And, 2022 was the worst year for IPOs in more than 3 decades. We’ll ask an expert why he believes 2023 may not be an better.

Kelly highlights the vast amount of wealth erased by stock market and other losses this year.

Thousands of travelers are still stranded, as Southwest flight cancellations near 16,000 in the past week. We’ll get the latest details, and tell you which stocks are most affected. Plus, Tesla is having its worst month…quarter…AND year on record. But one investor say it’s still not cheap! He’ll tell us why, and which names he’s buying here too. And, forget the “Great Resignation”…2022 was the year of “Great Regret.” So what kind of job market are we heading into next year? Our own Sharon Epperson brings us the verbal cues.

Kelly highlights an emerging technology that could upend society as we know it.

Bond yields are on the rise to start this shortened trading week. But why are they up so much if all the talk is about inflation “peaking”? We’ll explore. Plus, China is easing Covid policies, and even welcoming travelers as a way to boost its economy. We’ll discuss the ripple effects for the global market. And, 2022 has been a sour year for Apple, with shares falling more than 25%. But Citi has 6 reasons it could trade higher next year. The analyst behind the call joins us.

Kelly explains what’s at stake for YouTube’s quest for the NFL Sunday Ticket.

Kelly explains the ramifications of regulators classifying crypto tokens to be securities.

Kelly explains the difficult tightrope of trying to regulate crypto industry.

We’re seeing some macro confusion for the markets, as inflation has come down, yet not down far enough. While growth is also slowing, but apparently not by enough. So how do you position here? We’ll explore. Plus, speaking of confusion – what are semiconductor stocks signaling right now? And should you scoop them up to lead a Tech comeback in 2023? We’ll ask our experts. And, long-time Tesla bull Dan Ives just lowered his price target on the stock, saying Elon Musk is asleep at the wheel. But he’s still a buyer! He’ll join us to make his case.

David Tepper was famously long on the Fed-driven market of the last decade. But now, he says he’s “leaning short” on stocks because of it! We’ll look at why, and whether he’s right. Plus, we have more details on the FTX bankruptcy scandal, and its impact on the entire crypto space. We’ll speak with one expert who remains bullish on the space, and will explain her case. And, from a ‘perfect storm’ in the retail sector, to an actual storm that could derail your travel plans, we’ll hear from retail legend Mickey Drexler about all of that.

Stocks are getting a lift from better-than-expected earnings today. Consumer confidence also beat expectations. But housing is stuck in a deep freeze, and the Fed and markets are still on 2 different pages for 2023. We’ll explain why, and what it means for you. Plus, rising rates have crushed mortgage lenders. The CEO of Rocket Companies joins us to discuss what his company is doing to soften the blow. And, there could be big changes coming to your 401k, courtesy of Congress and its $1.7 trillion funding bill. We’ll tell you all you need to know.

Investors got an early morning shocker from Japan. We’ll explain why it has rates climbing globally, and whether or not it means central banks are losing their grip on markets. Plus, Carter Worth warned us away from high-flying consumer stocks yesterday. But today, we’ll hear from another investor who says it’s time to bet on the consumer in 2023. And, 3 months ago FedEx kicked off a market scare by warning of a global recession. As they get to report earnings again today, what should investors brace for now? We’ll explore that & Nike earnings on deck in ‘Earnings Exchange.’

Kelly explains why the Fed has a difficult balancing act ahead in 2023.

We’re kicking off a new week with stocks trading a bit heavy. The Nasdaq is down more than 1% today, and 30% this year. But we’ll hear from one investor who thinks that will turn around in 2023. Plus, Apple has reportedly dropped out of the bidding for the NFL’s ‘Sunday Ticket’ package. So who will get the rights? We’ll bring you that, plus other media predictions for the new year. And, Carter Worth joins us to reveal his chart of the year for 2022…plus a stock he sees going up from here in 2023. Don’t miss it.

Kelly explains why a recession could actually be better for so-called “blue collar” workers than others.

While inflation may be cooling, one top economist sees a bigger problem the Fed needs to tackle to get the economy back on track. The biggest options expiry in two years...we read the sentiment tea leaves to see if Santa Claus is coming to Wall Street this year. Plus, an inside look at Dollar General's big bet on the affluent consumer.

Kelly explains why for the first time in a long time, the “TINA” trade is offering real returns.

It’s an ugly day for stocks, as the hawkish Fed was followed by bad data on retail sales & manufacturing. As the disconnect between the Fed and markets grows: who’s got it right? And how do you position from here? We’ll tackle it all. Plus, we’ve had a ton of great news for the airlines lately. So why aren’t investors buying in? We’ll debate whether or not the market is too bearish, and will get some top picks for 2023. And, Don Peebles called the impending carnage in office real estate months ago…but called it a big opportunity, too. He joins us with an update as REITs remain a pressure point in the market.