Last year was miserable for stocks. And so far, this year is too. One expert says it won’t get better right away, either. But he’s finding opportunity in the wreckage, and one of his top picks is quite contrarian. He’ll join us to explain why. Plus, one oil bull is remaining steadfast. Jeff Currie of Goldman Sachs joins us to explain why he thinks the set-up for commodities could be the best since the start of the ‘super cycle’ in 2020. And, Tesla’s latest deliveries fell short of expectations, and the stock is now down by more than 70% in the past year. So when will Wall Street finally throw in the towel? We’ll speak to an analyst still rating $TSLA a ‘strong buy.’

All three major averages on pace for their worst year since the Great Financial Crisis, but there’s one thing that could bring the bulls back, says Potomac Wealth Advisors’ Mark Avallone. Energy the only sector to end the year in the green, up 58%, but that run could be poised to end. We tell you why. And the ad spending slowdown wreaking havoc across media of all stripes, will 2023 bring more pain? A digital ad exec weighs in. Plus, Art Cashin returns to the NYSE floor for a New Year’s tradition!