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Options Corner: AAPL 22.09.2025

Tom White looks at a couple of different example trade ideas for Apple (AAPL). Investors and traders are reacting to the latest iPhone update as shares near a 2025-high. Tom's first example is a bullish call vertical using the Oct. 17 $245 and $260 strikes, something he calls an "aggressive trade." The second trade example is more neutral to bullish, selling a put vertical. Tom says...

Schneider: Likes Natural Gas, IBM, CRM and the 'Vanity Trade' 22.09.2025

Mish Schneider joins Morning Movers with her glimpse at the markets heading into year-end of 2025. She says investors need to approach the markets like crossing the street by making sure to "look both ways" and protect against selling pressures. Mish says the U.S. consumer needs to "stay in the game" and highlights relative performance in small-cap stocks. She's keeping oil...

CRWD's Position in Cybersecurity, A.I. & "Opportunity" Ahead 22.09.2025

CrowdStrike (CRWD) "has come a long way" since the July outage last year, says Steve Koenig. His firm has a neutral rating based on valuation with a $485 price target. He discusses the company's latest investor day initiatives surrounding A.I. as a key driver for the company. Steve says A.I. is a "gamechanger" but says it will take time for customers to adopt a lot of the n...

Chart of the Day: OKLO 22.09.2025

Rachel Dashiell looks at the chart for Oklo (OKLO) as shares of the nuclear energy company has gone vertical this month. She points to the "stair steps higher" in the most recent uptrend before shooting higher last week on the heels of a U.S. and U.K. nuclear energy deal. On a longer-term 1-year chart, Rachel points to a basing pattern around $59 before the stock took off. She also point...

Trump's Latest Knock on International Tech Talent, TikTok's Latest Suitor 22.09.2025

Tech sector companies are eyeing the visa updates over the weekend, as the Trump admin. is looking to apply a $100K fee for H-1B Visa affecting skilled workers. Kevin Green and Diane King Hall break down the move and whether or not it will legally be upheld. Elsewhere, they look at the premarket pop in Fox Corp. (FOXA) as shares rise in connection to reports of the Murdoch family entering a U.S. T...

Tech Corner: Apple's "Awe Dropping" iPhone 17 20.09.2025

George Tsilis re-examines Apple (AAPL) following the company's latest product launch. Apple's iPhone 17 models hit the stores this weekend to long lines around the globe, but will it be enough to lift AAPL shares to new highs? George breaks down the forward earnings picture for Tim Cook's tech giant and explores the ways Apple's ecosystem continues to be a source of strength for it...

Crypto's "Favorable" Bull Case in Institutional Adoption, IPOs & Regulatory Landscape 20.09.2025

Maja Vujinovic and Benjamin Tsai build a bullish case for cryptocurrencies in the months and years ahead. Maja says the current momentum will drive institutions to accelerate regulatory adoption in governments and companies. Ben says that a lot of institutional investors remain on the sidelines and will only bolster crypto markets once they buy in. Another case both panelists make for a bullish pu...

Stocks Hit All-Time Highs, INTC/NVDA Deal, CRWD Soars, DRI Flounders 19.09.2025

Major indices popped to new all-time highs after the Fed announced a 25bps rate cut. Intel (INTC) touched new 52-week highs on news that Nvidia (NVDA) would invest $5B. CrowdStrike (CRWD) guidance and AI updates wowed investors. And, Darden Restaurants (DRI) fell after its latest earnings. Marley Kayden recaps the week that was on the latest edition of The Wrap. ======== Schwab Network ======== Em...

Friday's Final Takeaways: Nuclear Stocks Pop, Trump/XI Talks and Next Week's Focus 19.09.2025

Nuclear energy stocks were among some of the top performing stocks on Friday, something that caught the eye of Marley Kayden. Meanwhile, Sam Vadas recounts the developments from President Trump and Xi Jinping's TikTok talks. Headed into next week, Marley is looking to the PCE data out on Friday and explains why it's the Fed's preferred inflation gauge. And, Sam's watching Micron (M...

Rally Continues: AI, Energy, and Aerospace Stocks to Watch 19.09.2025

Andrew Darcy sees no immediate end in sight for the current market rally, driven by a risk-on trade and a supportive Fed. He's bullish on the AI theme, especially in data centers and related stocks, and sees potential in the energy space, particularly in nuclear stocks. Darcy's top stock picks include Spotify (SPOT) and Trip.com (TCOM). In aerospace, he likes Howmet (HWM). ======== Schwab...

Overlooked Stock: FVRR 19.09.2025

Fiverr (FVRR), a company primarily focused on freelance and gig work, announced that it was cutting jobs in a "refocusing effort." Shares have teeter-tottered throughout the last 52-week weeks, but moved higher Friday on the heels of an upgrade at BTIG. George Tsilis joins Market on Close to dissect the company's business model and dive into the analyst community's reaction to FV...

Rubrik (RBRK) CEO on How AI Adoption Brings Soaring Data Security Demand 19.09.2025

Bipul Sinha, CEO, chairman and cofounder of data security company Rubrik (RBRK), joins Market On Close to discuss the company’s latest earnings and cybersecurity as a whole. “Every business is looking to transform to an AI strategy,” he explains, but before that, companies have to integrate into the cloud. To get there, they need to consider the security of that data as they transform, boosting Ru...

Schatz: SPX to $7K Early Next Year & Why the Fed is Fighting the Wrong Battle 19.09.2025

The Fed is fighting the wrong battle, Paul Schatz argues, saying that even though inflation is warmer right now, it’s ultimately under control. In fact, he argues that the Fed is “always behind the curve,” discussing the rate cut path he sees ahead, and the one he thinks they should take. “The math says” that the SPX will be at 7,000 by 1Q of 2026, he forecasts. He likes small caps and financials,...

AAPL iPhone 17: Worth the Hype? 19.09.2025

As iPhone 17 hits the shelves, Diane King Hall saw lines down the block filled with fans waiting to buy the latest model. William Kerwin says there's "a lot of excitement" around the new iPhone models including Air, but adds that the updates were "evolutionary" not "revolutionary." Ron Westfall says "perception is key" right now for Apple and cites recor...

Fitzpatrick: Significant Risks Remain to Economy, What Investors Should Do 19.09.2025

“Investors have come to the conclusion – rightly or wrongly – that we’ve threaded the needle” on the economy, Bill Fitzpatrick argues, “and that help is on the way.” He cautions that significant risks remain, though, particularly with regards to inflation. He warns against a major consumer spending pullback that would weigh on the economy and thinks investors should focus on prudence. ======== Sch...

Pattern Group (PTRN) CEO on IPO and Spinning the Web of E-Commerce 19.09.2025

Dave Wright, CEO of Pattern Group (PTRN), discusses the company’s IPO and its business. Pattern is an “e-commerce accelerator” that helps brands sell on third-party venues like Amazon (AMZN), Walmart (WMT) and more. “We were getting AI patents before it was interesting,” he says. He discusses Pattern’s role as a middleman with major companies – with much of their business going through Amazon, he...

Fed Musical Chairs: Who Will Succeed Powell? 19.09.2025

Andrew Brenner discusses President Trump’s maneuvering to pick the new Fed Chair after Powell’s turn is done. He speculates that the calculus could change if Trump is successful at kicking Lisa Cook off the board, giving him more seats to fill. He also talks about who he thinks will be the next Chair. Andrew gives his economic outlook and what factors he’s watching to position himself for what’s a...

The Music Global Industry ETF & the Battle to Reform Concert Tickets 19.09.2025

David Schulhof highlights his firm’s music-based ETF (MUSQ) and discusses the state of the live music industry. He looks at the FTC lawsuit against Ticketmaster and LiveNation (LYV) and the possibility that penalties could cripple the companies. Meanwhile, the government is actively trying to break up Ticketmaster as well. He discusses the major problem of affordability and bots buying and reselli...

OKLO: "Safe and Scalable" Nuclear Technology Leading the Charge 19.09.2025

"The whole world is shifting towards what Oklo does," says Likefolio's Andy Swan. He discusses the company's role in nuclear power adoption and how the stock has been a rocket ship over the last year. Andy reveals that digital traffic hit all-time highs in August as global web visits continue rise for Oklo. He admits there's still some convincing for consumers but points to p...

What FedEx (FDX) Earnings Say About Global Trade and Economic Health 19.09.2025

Adam Lampe and Andrew Wang break down FedEx (FDX) earnings and what they say about the U.S. economy. Andrew points to “margins as the real highlight” in the quarter despite a “billion-dollar trade headwind.” Adam discusses consumer health and the “hostile” trade environment but sees potential upside. They also talk about how UPS’s struggles have benefitted FedEx and its “data advantage” created by...

Nano Nuclear Energy (NNE) and the Future of Energy 19.09.2025

Jay Yu from Nano Nuclear Energy (NNE) joins Trading 360 to discuss his company's role within the nuclear energy space. On the heels of a U.S./U.K. nuclear deal, Jay says these developments are helping advance nuclear technology adoption, particularly small modular technology. He describes the differences between NNE's technology and prior (and much larger) versions of nuclear power plants....

The Big 3: RGTI, OKLO, PLTR 19.09.2025

Tim Bohen has his eyes on a quantum computing name in this week's Big 3 appearance. He says there's still a lot of "opportunity" in Rigetti Computing (RGTI) as shares breakout to new all-time highs. Another stock jumping during Friday's trade: Oklo Inc. (OKLO) which Tim says has directly been tied to the growing demand for nuclear energy to help fuel A.I. Lastly, Tim's wa...

Smith’s Picks: ROK Reshoring, WMB & VST Energy Demands 19.09.2025

Chris Smith gives some stock picks, including Rockwell Automation (ROK) and Williams (WMB). Chris thinks that manufacturing reshoring will “accelerate” names like ROK, noting the huge disparity in their revenue from abroad vs their North American revenue: “they earn effectively 20-30 times more” in North America than in Asia. On Williams, he expects a power shortage coming as more data centers dra...

NVDA's Week That Was: China Issues, INTC Investment 19.09.2025

Matthew Bryson says China may have intentionally acted ahead of negotiations with U.S. officials when its regulators began calling for stops to Nvidia (NVDA) chips. He joins Sam Vadas to recap a busy week for Jensen Huang's A.I. chipmaker as the company faces potential headwinds from the Chinese markets. Matthew also weighs in on the company's Intel (INTC) investment and what that means fo...

The Morning Trade: TSLA 19.09.2025

Baird upgraded Tesla (TSLA) despite noting a "choppy" fundamental picture as car volumes will likely decline this year. Marley Kayden explains the upgrade isn't so much about Tesla's auto business, but rather its "physical A.I." position as Elon Musk shifts gears to the burgeoning technology. Mike Shorr joins the show to provide a "contrarian" take and walks t...

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