Closing Bell
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, Morgan Brennan and Jon Fortt guide listeners through each trading session and bring to you some of the biggest names in business.
Our Editor's Take
Closing Bell is a good podcast for those interested in financial news. For listeners new to what happens on Wall Street, CNBC's Closing Bell and Closing Bell: Overtime explain what novices need to know. From Nasdaq to Dow Jones, these TV shows educate listeners on stock market terminology. They also disclose where top investors are putting their money. This is the audio podcast for the two shows. The title comes from the bell rung at the New York Stock Exchange to signify the end of trading for that day.
Hosts Sara Eisen and Scott Wapner report straight from the New York stock exchange. Eisen is the anchor of CNBC's news program, Closing Bell. She has an extensive understanding of financial markets and the world economy. She is a veteran interviewer and has spoken with many major figures in the financial world. Her interviews with Phil Knight, Christine Lagarde, and others make the news. She used to co-anchor CNBC's Squawk the Street, Power Lunch, and Worldwide Exchange. All three news shows investigated the financial markets that keep the money moving.
Television host Wapner joins Eisen on Closing Bell. And he leads on Closing Bell: Overtime. He also hosts CNBC's Fast Money Halftime Report. Like Eisen, he is a renowned interviewer, particularly of significant investors. In these, he analyzes the stock market, financial sectors, and current news. In 2018, he published When the Wolves Bite. This book reveals the true story of the fight between Wall Street's biggest names.
Some listeners may feel familiar with the stock market from The Wolf of Wall Street. The 2013 film showcases a fast-moving, high-stakes environment. The fate of the world economy depends on where the money goes and who wins and loses. Luckily, the Closing Bell podcast informs investors. Their experts report on current trading sessions and big names in the stock market. Wapner's Overtime show doesn't sleep. Once the last bell rings, he's ready to investigate what happens after hours. Wall Street doesn't stop. This podcast will educate listeners on what happens in the money world.
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