Jeff Kilburg, Killir Kapital Management, takes a look at the latest analyst calls, including Sanford C. Bernstein upgrading Facebook from market perform to outperform.

Discussing whether it's time to get short these five stocks, with Brad Lamensdorf, Ranger Equity Bear ETF.

Kris Thompson, analyst at National Bank Financial and the man who made the bullish call on Research in Motion, says the stock could push as high as $20 following the release of Blackberry 10.

Early morning retail winners are Express, Victoria Secret, and American Eagle, reports Roxanne Meyer, UBS analyst.

A look at how Black Friday sales are tracking so far, with Brian Nagel, Oppenheimer & Co. analyst.

CNBC's Courtney Reagan reports on consumer sentiment from a mall in Dayton, Ohio. Also, Richard Jaffe, Stifel Nicolaus analyst, provides a look at Black Friday's retail scorecard.

Bill O'Neill, CIO at Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, informs CNBC that the U.S. will lead a surge toward self-sustaining growth in 2013, improving the outlook for equity investment.

The FMHR traders discuss their favorite trades.

Tero Kuittinen, Alekstra analyst, and Sarah Rotman Forrester Research analyst, discuss whether Apple made the correct strategic choice by keeping their price point higher than the competition. "It's really about the apps," Rotman added.

Brian Marshall, IT hardware and data network analyst at ISI Group, tells CNBC that the discovered accounting improprieties within HP forced his investment research firm to downgrade HP's stock from a buy to a neutral.

Carl McDonald, Citi health care analyst, discusses how the costs of health care will skyrocket if a "fiscal cliff" solution is not found.

NBC's Ayman Mohyeldin reports Israel's top security officials are going to be convening within the hour to discuss possible offers by Egyptian mediators; and Helima Croft, Barclays senior geopolitical analyst, discusses the potential threat to the oil market.

Brian Gardner, Keefe, Bruyette & Woods analyst, explains why he believes it is in everybody's interest to avoid the "fiscal cliff."

The Israeli Defense Minister asked Parliament to authorize the mobilization of 75,000 troops, reports NBC's Ayman Mohyeldin; Richard Whittington, Drexel Hamilton aerospace and defense analyst, offers strategies for playing the defense sector.

Stocks rally on fiscal cliff comments out of Washington, with John Stoltzfus, Oppenheimer, and the FMHR team.

Apple drops 26 percent from its September high, with Brian White, analyst at Topeka Capital; Doug Kass, Seabreeze Partners; and the FMHR team.

Roxanne Meyer, UBS, chats about Gap earnings, which have shown improvement in three consecutive quarters.

CNBC's Bob Pisani discusses his interview with Dave Cummings of TradeBot over high frequency trading, and whether slowing down the markets and introducing "speed bumps" was a good idea.

The euro is higher against the dollar today; despite news the euro zone is falling back into recession, with Willie Williams, Societe Generale.

CNBC's Bob Pisani and the FMHR traders discuss the business of high frequency trading, and the regulations surrounding the trades.