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NBR Show Clips
After lagging in the market, health care is making a come back and the outlook could be just what long term investors are looking for. More now to talk about this sector is Damien Conover, Equity Analyst at Morningstar.
Joining us on the show is Joel Bines, Co-Head of Retail Practice at Alix Partners, who gives us his perspective on the recent mixed earnings reports seen from the retail sector.
Eunice Yoon reports on how the business community is extremely concerned with the ongoing Hong Kong protests which may impact the city to lose its position as an international financial hub.
Courtney Reagan reports on the recent disappointing numbers both Home Depot and Kohl’s reported in its latest earnings and how both retailers are addressing this situation with the upcoming holiday shopping season just around the corner.
On Tuesday, the Nasdaq closes on an all-time high as the tech sector tries for its best year in a decade. Bob Pisani has more for us from the New York Stock Exchange.
Permits for new home construction hits a post-recession high but it’s still might not be enough. Diana Olick explains why.
Joining us on the show is Todd Rosenbluth, Director of ETF & Mutual Fund Research at CFRA Research, who talks about the trend we have been seeing in 2019 as another bad year for stock pickers and should investors now invest in passive or active stocks.
The market rally is not being driven by any one sector but by many often conflicting groups which does not happen very often. Bob Pisani explains for us from the New York Stock Exchange.
Joining us on the show is Brian Levitt, Global Market Strategist at Invesco, to talk about the current strength of value stocks.
Phil LeBeau explains to us why Ford is attaching the iconic Mustang name to an all-electric SUV.
Contessa Brewer reports from Las Vegas on how sports betting is increasing from the palm of your hands.
Eunice Yoon reports from Beijing for us where there is growing pessimism in China on trade talks with the U.S.
A new study shows that some heart surgeries are not needed leading to questions about a multi-billion dollar market. Meg Tirrell has more for us.
Mike Santoli reports on certain companies known as “Undisrupted Champions” who are battled tested on Wall Street against up and coming technology and retail stocks.
Robert Frank reports on how the rental market is buzzing in Manhattan, especially with the luxury high-end apartments.
