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Cisco's third quarter could be foreshadowing growth for the sector, Brian Marshall of ISI Group says.
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Check out which companies are making headlines after the bell Tuesday:
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The S&P 500 is likely to keep rising sharply and gain more than 30 percent from present-day highs, leading to a potential stock market bubble and subsequent meltdown, Sarasin Bank's chief strategist warned.
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This is a link to a Bankrate.com story.
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One factor could sour the market's "sweet spot," NYU's Aswath Damodaran says.
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TheStreet.com reports its investor predictions for FDA drug approvals in 2013: Bad news for Arena Pharmaceuticals, Delcath Systems and Aveo Pharmaceuticals, but Sarepta Therapeutics and Ziopharm are among the winners.
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General Electric has made tremendous progress over the past few years and the increase in the company's share price has led to a downgrade by Nomura Securities analyst.
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Goldman Sachs analysts see a robust near-term outlook for commodities and their picks in the sector include oil and copper.
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The brightening U.S. economy is lifting the dollar, but this expert says certain dollar trades will do better than others. Hint: look for central bank stimulus.
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I was off yesterday, but much of the modest optimism I saw in my emails seemed predicated on the idea that a budget deal was imminent.
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Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide drew short-term bullish option trades yesterda after announcing global expansion plans.
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The most important number for COMEX gold is $1,540 an ounce. This has determined the precious metal's course in the past and could do so going forward.
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Expect a correction by the second quarter of 2013, Barry Knapp of Barclays says.
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The airline business is finally a profitable one because the carriers have brought down their capacity. They've done it by stripping out flights and replacing larger planes on many routes with smaller regional jets.
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Facebook shares are lagging their social media peers this year. But one former bear expects the stock to rise longer term.
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Although crude dipped on disappointing data from China on Monday, some market pros think it could soon push higher.
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Last week, Navistar shares surged 46 percent, but while Wall Street has been bullish, options trading has been less optimistic.
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CNBC's Melissa Lee and the Fast Money traders discuss the day's top trades and the stocks they'll be watching Tuesday.
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Following the recent jump in Best Buy's stock price, Piper Jaffray upgraded the company's shares to "overweight" in a report that de-emphasized "showrooming" as a threat to the consumer electronics retailer.
