Wall Street

A 'Making Money' panel with Kim Forrest, Art Hogan and Scott Martin analyzes the market after the August jobs report missed expectations.

Essex Investment Management senior portfolio manager Nancy Prial discusses trends in U.S. markets and calls the chip shortage 'temporary.' 

FAT Brands Inc. CEO Andrew Wiederhorn explains how the labor shortage has affected his businesses ahead of the release of the August jobs report. 

FAT Brands Inc. CEO Andrew Wiederhorn explains how the labor shortage has affected his businesses and discusses the acquisition of Twin Peak Restaurants. 

Capital Wealth Planning advisory board member argues the current bull market is the longest he's seen in 60 years, but warns they will eventually pull back.

Slatestone Wealth chief market strategist Kenny Polcari and Spotlight Asset Group CIO Shana Sissel discuss the latest on Wall St. as the Dow is on pace to snap 3-day losing streak.

Strategic Wealth Partners investment strategist Luke Lloyd weighs in on labor shortages as initial jobless claims fall to a pandemic-era low. 

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy tells 'Varney & Co.' what stocks he has been invested in during the pandemic.

Vance Howard, CEO of Howard Capital Management, argues there is 'great opportunity' in the biotech sector, noting that 'it's setting up nicely for a year-end rally.' 

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy on competing with golfer Brooks Koepka in a charity match, where he is invested and Jake Paul's first fight.

Blue Line Capital President Bill Baruch argues the market will need to correct itself after record gains.

Strategic Wealth Partners CEO Mark Tepper discusses the future of the Fed and argues Jerome Powell will be reappointed as chairman.

UBS Financial Services private wealth advisor Alli McCartney and Strategic Wealth Partners CEO Mark Tepper discuss the drop in consumer confidence.

Kaltbaum Capital Management president Gary Kaltbaum, Macro Trend Advisors' Mitch Roschelle and economist Peter Morici discuss on 'Making Money with Charles Payne'

John Catsimatidis, the owner of New York City supermarket chain Gristedes Foods and CEO of United Refining Company, warns higher prices for energy will lead to increased transportation and food prices. 

Navallier predicted on 'Mornings with Maria' that the market will heat up near the end of September while inflation likely becomes more permanent moving forward.

John Catsimatidis, the owner of New York City supermarket chain Gristedes Foods and CEO of United Refining Company, blasts the Biden administration's energy policies and warns of inflation. 

Money Map Press chief strategist Shah Gilani provides insights into economic and market trends. 

Infrastructure Capital Advisors CEO says he anticipates 'stagflation' next year on 'The Claman Countdown'