Quint comes back to Trading Nations to discuss the yield curve inverting yet again and the possibility of a recession. Disclosures: Long BAC, KO, CSCO As the yield curve inverts again, these stocks could offer protection from CNBC. In the following clip the discussion...
Quint returns to CNBC on Trading Nations to discuss a few names that are helping the market turnaround. Apple and a handful of other stocks lead Dow’s trade war turnaround from CNBC. In this clip the discussion moves to falling yields and the financial sector....
Quint comes back to Trading Nation of CNBC to discuss Beyond Meat and Tesla. This key level is the line in the sand for Tesla, says expert from CNBC. Beyond Meat’s market cap is bigger than 25% of the S&P 500—and it’s ‘beyond ridiculous,’...
July 22nd, 2019 – 10:30 – I don’t know a single parent who is not sensitive to outside ideas to which his or her child is exposed. Whether it be an inappropriate show, song or graphic image, regardless of our political views, religious affiliation or...
Quint joins Trading Nation of CNBC to talk about FAANG’s outlook going forward into earnings. Three-quarters of FANG about to report. Here’s what to watch from CNBC.
Quint sits down with CNBC’s Trading Nation to talk about Micron and the semiconductor space. Why these experts say Micron a better chip stock buy than AMD from CNBC.
Quint comes back to Trading Nation of CNBC to discuss some of the best performing stocks since the moon landing 50 years ago. These are the best-performing stocks since man landed on the moon from CNBC.
Quint sits down with Trading Nation of CNBC to discuss the future of Tesla. Here’s why there’s no reason to buy Tesla at this level, pro says from CNBC.
Quint returns to Trading Nation of CNBC to discuss Schlumberger and his approach for the energy sector. One energy stock could be set to soar if crude rally continues from CNBC.
Quint comes back to Trading Nation of CNBC and navigates the retail space, finding two stocks in the muck: Walmart and Target, both of which we own. Retail gets wrecked, but two stocks could see revival from CNBC.
