Stocks fall, but Apple gains

Compiled by Drew Sandholm

Apple not only defied a down day on Wall Street, but posted the largest gain, climbing 0.85 percent to end the session at $556.18 a share. Pete Najarian and Joe Terranova held Apple stock in their portfolios. Apart from Apple, there were only two other stocks in the Portfolio Playoffs to close in the green. Huntsman, owned by Josh Brown, closed up 0.67 percent at $22.48 a share. Baker Hughes, held by Jon Najarian, gained 0.28 percent to finish at $56.94 a share. Disappointing Chinese data dragged on the KraneShares CSI China Internet exchange-traded fund. The ETF, owned by Josh Brown, fell 4.91 percent to end at $34.09 a share. Softbank logged the day’s worst performance, dropping 4.99 percent. The stock, owned by Josh Brown and Steven Weiss, settled at $80.88 a share.

Rankings

Leaderboard Data as of 1/23/14 at 4pm ET Rank Name Value % Net Gain 1 Joe Terranova $100,793.68 -0.54% 2 Pete Najarian  $105,671.60 -0.83% 3 Jon Najarian $101,415.47 -1.01% 4 Mike Murphy $100,949.07 -1.25% 5 Stephanie Link $98,546.62 -1.78% 6 Simon Baker $55,728.49 -3.24% 7 Stephen Weiss $97,704.71 -2.00% 8 Josh Brown $99,936.25 -2.84% "Fast Money Halftime Report" gave eight traders a theoretical pool of $100,000 each and had them pick five equal-weighted securities, which they can trade up to 10 times. We’ll track the performance of their portfolios over the course of 2014. Recent News Symbol News BAC Tapering leads Bank of America to focus on M&A, equities AAPL Icahn takes another $500 mln bite out of Apple BP Iran lures oil majors with new contracts pledge ETN Eaton's CEO is worth betting on: Cramer unsubscribe | advertise with us © 2013 CNBC Inc. All Rights Reserved 900 Sylvan Avenue, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632