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From the open to the close, “Closing Bell” and “Closing Bell: Overtime” have you covered. From what’s driving market moves to how investors are reacting, Scott Wapner, Melissa Lee and Michael Santoli guide listeners through each trading session and bring to you some of the biggest names in business.

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From the open to the close, “Closing Bell” and “Closing Bell: Overtime” have you covered. From what’s driving market moves to how investors are reacting, Scott Wapner, Jon Fortt, Morgan Brennan and Michael Santoli guide listeners through each trading... more

Is this day by day, sector by sector smack down justified or well overdone? We discuss with Anastasia Amoroso’s of Partners Group. Plus, 3Fourteen Capital’s Warren Pies tells us why he downgraded equities to neutral. And, venture capitalist and sport... more

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Nancy Davis
Founder and CIO of Quadratic Capital
Quadratic Capital
Episode: Closing Bell: Where to Invest at Highs 2/11/26
Warren Pies
Analyst at 314 Research
314 Research
Episode: Closing Bell Overtime 2/10/26
Mazi Bahaduri
COO of Altruist
Altruist
Episode: Closing Bell Overtime 2/10/26
Carter Braxton-Worth
CEO and Founder of Worth Charting
Worth Charting
Episode: Closing Bell Overtime 2/9/26
Dom Rizzo
Portfolio Manager at T. Rowe Price
T. Rowe Price
Episode: Closing Bell Overtime 2/9/26
Sam Stovall
Chief Investment Strategist
CFRA
Episode: Closing Bell Overtime 2/9/26
Tim Seymour
Chief Investment Strategist at CFRA and Fast Money trader
CFRA
Episode: Closing Bell Overtime 2/9/26
Robert Fishman
Senior Research Analyst at Moffitt Nathanson
Moffitt Nathanson
Episode: Closing Bell Overtime 2/9/26
Kyla Scanlon
Economist, commentator, and author
Episode: Closing Bell Overtime 2/9/26

Hosts

Scott Wapner
Host of Closing Bell, providing insights and guiding discussions on market trends and financial news.
Morgan Brennan
Co-Host of Closing Bell, responsible for analyzing market shifts and reporting on economic developments.
Jon Fortt
Co-Host of Closing Bell, involved in exploring market changes and engaging with guests for insights.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 465 ratings
  • More Guest Participation

    Enough with the excessive “reporter” (really news readers) involvement. It would be nice to hear a thing or two from your guests for a change.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Scorpion1776
    United States4 months ago
  • TOO LOUD

    Why are CNBC’s market shows so loud? It makes listening very tiring. It’s like watching cable news.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    C'mon John!
    United States6 months ago
  • I wish the CNBC hosts would stop sucking up to Trump and call the madness out…

    I’m really tired of all the shows soft-peddling the lack of coherent strategy and meat-axe approach by ”DOGE” to “downsizing” the Federal workforce and just call it what it is - the forced destruction of government services and the administrative state for everyone but the 1%. “DOGE” should, at minimum, publish a strategy, why certain things are targeted, and REAL savings achieved, not just blowhard PR. The “uncertainty” they continually refer to is because Trump and Musk have no agenda to actua... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    sunchaser528
    United Statesa year ago
  • Very good

    I prefer Closing Bell over Overtime. Scott Wapner is an excellent host and brings in quality guests. I am not a huge fan of Jon Fortt. His On The Other Hand segment is lame. Morgan Brennan is okay. I prefer to pass on Overtime unless specific company earnings are being released after the market closes. Lastly, please stop bringing back members of the Halftime Report investment committee so often, like Josh Brown, Stephanie Link, and Joe Terranova. We get enough of them elsewhere. Guests like Ada... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    ramjam2011
    United Statesa year ago
  • Stephanie link

    She’s unlistenable. I can’t hit the fast forward button fast enough when I hear start to pip and squeak about her portfolio and what an f’ing tenuous she is.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    sp312_IOMT
    United States2 years ago

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There are complaints about the volume of the show being too high, which can be tiring for listeners.
Not all guests are well-received, with some listeners expressing a desire for more varied guest participation instead of repetitive contributors.
Listeners appreciate the insights provided by the hosts, with particular praise for Scott Wapner's sharp questioning and hosting abilities.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#210
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Closing Bell: Where to Invest at Highs 2/11/26
Q: What do you think about that comment regarding the market being overpriced?
Gold has become more desirable and is pulling investment away from equities; hence, the market's higher valuations can seem justified, especially with adjusting earnings expectations.
Closing Bell: Where to Invest at Highs 2/11/26
Q: Is it now a good time to buy, based on current market dynamics?
While there was caution regarding certain sectors like tech, there's a belief that underlying demand is strong and presents buying opportunities in fundamentally sound companies.
Closing Bell: Where to Invest at Highs 2/11/26
Q: What do you make of the price action today?
There are mixed signals in the market, with a strong jobs report yet confusion surrounding AI's impact on the tech sector and monetary policy.
Closing Bell Overtime 2/10/26
Q: Does this AI tool from Altruist displace financial advisors?
It's designed to empower financial advisors rather than replace them, providing high-quality fiduciary advice to more households.
Closing Bell Overtime 2/10/26
Q: What does the quarter tell you about Robinhood's future?
The expectations management game points to a structural winner in Robinhood, especially given the mixed earnings results, particularly in options and crypto trading.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Closing Bell

What is Closing Bell about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast provides comprehensive coverage of financial market movements, featuring analysis and insights from seasoned hosts and a roster of influential guests. Episodes typically center on current market conditions, economic trends, and significant financial events, breaking down what these developments mean for investors and the broader economy. The discussions often highlight key factors driving market shifts, such as inflation rates, corporate earnings, and industry innovations, particularly in technology and defense sectors.

An especially notable aspect is the focus on the intersection of technology and finance, with guests from notable firms discussing advancements in areas like AI and their impact on market dynamics. This podcast... more

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Recent guests on Closing Bell include:

1. Nancy Davis
2. Warren Pies
3. Mazi Bahaduri
4. Carter Braxton-Worth
5. Dom Rizzo
6. Sam Stovall
7. Tim Seymour
8. Robert Fishman

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