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Closing Bell

Closing Bell Overtime: Former FTX Investor On SBF’s Sentencing; Celsius CEO On Surging Growth 3/28/24

Closing Bell

CNBC

News, Business

4.4139 Ratings

🗓️ 28 March 2024

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

The S&P 500 closed up 10% this quarter, its best start to the year since 2019. We bring you your second-quarter playbook, including stealth AI opportunities with Citi’s Drew Pettit. Plus, a former FTX investor on what he makes of Sam Bankman-Fried’s sentencing today and what it means for crypto. Celsius CEO John Fieldly on the company’s incredible stock run and its latest plans for international expansion. Investment Committee Disclosures

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0:00.0

Indeed the Dow and S&P both closing at record highs as we wrap up the best quarter since

0:13.8

2019 that's a scorecard on Wall Street but winter's stay late

0:17.7

welcome to closing down overtime I'm John Fort with Morgan Brennan well the

0:21.2

S&P posting its 22nd record close of the quarter it's not

0:26.0

just stocks that are having a huge quarter either. Oil outperforming the S&P's

0:30.2

gains, Bitcoin returning more than 60%. Coming up, Apollo Global Management's chief

0:36.3

economist Torst and Sloc on what today's GDP report and tomorrow's highly anticipated

0:41.9

inflation data could mean for the Fed's rate cut strategy.

0:46.0

Plus, the CEO of Energy Drink Maker Celsius, the stock has nearly tripled over the last year

0:51.2

on what's driving demand in this red-hot industry.

0:54.6

But now let's get straight to today's action and the quarters action with our first

0:58.2

guest, Rich Weiss of American Century Investments.

1:02.3

Rich, how do we get here to these record levels

1:06.9

as for stocks in the first quarter?

1:08.7

And what do you think it says about where we might go next?

1:12.1

Well, you know, John, it's always hard when we hit new highs, a quarter like we just had record

1:18.2

quarterly growth in the S&B, to come on and be that guy, the cautious guy, I'd like to say the voice of reason, but in this

1:26.3

momentum driven market, right?

1:28.9

It's basically a FOMO market at this point.

1:31.9

Momentum as a stock driver always worrisome, very fickle

1:35.6

stock market driver, unlike valuations or growth or profitability. When

1:40.9

people are buying, investors are buying stocks simply because the stocks are going up at circular reasoning

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