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• How High Can the Dow Go? 

  

  Just how high the Dow could go, with Brian Stutland, Stutland Volatility Group. "We saw traders buy calls, rather than stocks today," he explains.

• Embassy Explosion Sends Oil Prices Higher 

  

  CNBC's Sharon Epperson reports oil is hitting record levels. Also, Paul Sankey, Deutsche Bank analyst, weighs in with how to play the oil space, amid growing unrest in Turkey.

• Expert Looks For Additional Dollar Weakness 

  

  Alan Knuckman, Optionshop market strategist, provides an outlook on the markets after a strong January run.

• Money In Motion: Trading the Euro Trend 

  

  A currency play on the falling euro, with Kathy Lien, BK Asset Management.

• Options Action: How High Can the S&P 500 ETF Go? 

  

  Discussing bullish activity in the S&P 500 ETF, with Brian Stutland, Stutland Volatility Group.

• Fear Around the Corner? Why One Trader Is Getting Into the VIX

  

  Is fear around the corner? Find out why one big trader is getting into the VIX.

• CORRECTED-UPDATE 3-Samsung puts lid on capex for 1st time since financial crisis

  *Samsung shares up 12 pct in 3 months; Apple down over 20 pct. But with the personal computer market shrinking for the first time in 11 years, the global smartphone market growing more slowly, and Apple Inc moving to buy fewer of Samsung's microprocessors used in the iPhone and iPad, the South Korean IT giant is now forced to keep a lid on spending.

• UPDATE 1-Samsung puts lid on capex for 1st time since financial crisis

  *Samsung shares up 12 pct in 3 months; Apple down over 20 pct. SEOUL, Jan 25- Samsung Electronics Co turned cautious on spending for the first time since the global financial crisis, keeping its annual investment plan unchanged at 2012 levels, as demand for computer chips wanes and the smartphone market slows.

• Apple puts a brake on European shares, eclipses China data

  LONDON, Jan 24- European shares dipped on Thursday after weaker-than-expected results from U.S. giant Apple fanned earnings worries in the technology sector, offsetting more bullish economic data out of China. or 0.2 percent at 1,165.64.

• Money In Motion: Has Yen Found Its Footing? 

  

  A currency play on the yen gaining ground on the U.S. dollar, with Kathy Lien, BK Asset Management.

• Options Action: Room For RIM to Run? 

  

  An options play on optimism ahead of the BlackBerry 10, with Brian Stutland, Stutland Volatility Group.

• Why Apple Loves the $500 Level: Taner

  

  The price action in Apple this week is a classic example of a phenomenon that occurs every January when options expire.

• How Low Will the Yen Go? 

  

  Kathy Lien, BK Asset Management has the currency play on the yen against the U.S. dollar.

• Look At These Key Market Levels: Grasso 

  

  FMHR trader Jon Najarian explains why his options play on Morgan Stanley paid off. And, Steve Grasso, Stuart Frankel shares his trades on the S&P, GE, and Boeing.

• Money In Motion: Where Yen Goes From Here 

  

  Boris Schlossberg, BK Asset Management explains why investors should consider a short play on the yen/dollar trade.

• Are Interest Rates Poised to Go Higher? 

  

  "It's still too early to call a bear market in bonds," said Garth Friesen, AVM/III Associates, weighing in on the outlook on bonds after a 30-year bull run.

• Slam Dunk for RIM? 

  

  Can Blackberry 10 save troubled Research in Motion? Brian Stutland, Stutland Volatility Group, weighs in.

• Is Delta Air Lines Cleared for Takeoff?

  

  On Thursday, Delta Air Lines gaped up to trade at its highest level since 2011, before finishing the day up 1.5 percent. So how should you play it?

• Futures Now: Crude Hits 4-Month High 

  

  The latest round of Chinese data fueled a crude rally. The Futures Now team discusses.

• Doubling Your Money on Casinos 

  

  Jon Najarian, Optionmonster.com, discusses what turned out to be a profitable call on Las Vegas Sands.