Closing Bell Overtime: Stocks Come Roaring Back as S&P 500, Nasdaq Close at Records 4/15/26
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Record closes for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq as stocks come roaring back from the Iran war lows. Tim Hayes of Ned Davis Research assesses the broader market setup and where risk and reward stand from here. Kristina Partsinevelos and Mackenzie Sigalos break down the latest on Broadcom and Meta and focus on the AI trade from both the platform and chipmaker angles.
Netflix takes center stage ahead of earnings. Our Julia Boorstin previews what to watch while Laura Martin of Needham lays out expectations and key drivers heading into the report. Nancy Davis of Quadratic Capital explains what current volatility signals about risk appetite and positioning. Nicholas Campanella of Barclays explores how AI demand is driving utilities and power infrastructure as data center needs surge.
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