Analyst Interviews
Jim Iuorio, TJM Institutional Services, takes a look at the latest analyst calls. |
The FMHR traders reveal their top three trades. And Wilbur Ross, WL Ross & Co., weighs in on Vikram Pandit's exit from Citigroup. |
"Changes at the top always involve risk," said David Trone, JMP Securities, weighing in on the impact of Pandit's departure on the company's stock. |
Jeffery Harte, Sandler O'Neill principal, discuss the quick departure of Citi's CEO, and why he believe Michael Corbat is a good fit to replace Vikram Pandit. |
Douglas Sipkin, Susquehanna Financial senior analyst, breaks down the big bank's third quarter earnings of $2.85 versus $2.12 estimates, on revenues of $8.35 billion. |
David Silver, Wall Street Strategies analyst, breaks down the quarterly results of Dow component, Coca-Cola. |
Sanjay Sakhrani, Keefe, Bruyette, & Woods senior analyst, offers his top stock picks, and discusses where he sees solid trends in the market. |
Craig Berger, FBR Capital Markets analyst provides a preview of the tech giant's earnings, predicting weak PC demand may force the company to "tap on the brakes." |
Goldman Sachs reports quarterly earnings Tuesday morning, and this is what investors should expect, says Brad Hintz, Sanford C. Bernstein equity research analyst. |
Goldman Sachs is the next of the big banks to report its earnings Tuesday morning, with Brad Hintz, Equity Research analyst. |
Max Wolff, Greencrest Capital, and Carter Worth, Oppenheimer, chat about Microsoft's move into the music business and what it means for Apple. |
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Goldman Sachs says more than 90 percent of investors see a solution for the fiscal cliff by year-end. Meanwhile, Larry Kantor, Barclays, discusses whether you should add risk to your portfolio now. |
Craig Moffett, Sanford Bernstein senior analyst, weighs in on the $20.1 billion deal with Sprint and explains why he has an "underperform" rating on the stock and $3 price target. |
Evercore Partners upgraded LinkedIn to overweight from equal weight, with Matt Cheslock, Virtu Financial. |
CNBC's Seema Mody explains what's trending on Twitter and the Fast Money Halftime Report traders weigh in. |
The FMHR crew shares their favorite three trades. And Dennis Gartman, of the Gartman Letter, explains why he turned bullish on coal three weeks ago. |
Lloyd Blankfein, Goldman Sachs CEO & chairman, says the presidential candidates are trying to avoid coming up with solutions for the fiscal cliff. Alan Simpson, Deficit Commission, and Erskine Bowles, Deficit Commission, weigh in. |
Lloyd Blankfein, Goldman Sachs CEO & chairman, says the U.S. is in the best competitive place in the world. Meanwhile Erskine Bowles, Deficit Commission, says if no action on the fiscal cliff is taken, the jobless rate will rise above 8 percent. Alan Simpson, Deficit Commission, also weighs in on the U.S.' tipping point, with CNBC's Steve Liesman. |
James Moorman, S&P Capital IQ analyst, discusses how the wireless landscape could change if Softbank acquires 75 percent of Sprint. |
"We're looking to understand how good the fixed income business has been, how good housing has been and all the various ways it's impacting them," said Betsy Graseck, Morgan Stanley analyst, explaining what she is looking for when big banks report their third quarter earnings. "How are you going to reinvest in a declining yield environment?" she asked. |
Tensions continue to escalate in China and Japan over ownership of uninhabited islands in the East China Sea, with Rodger Baker, Stratfor; and Itay Michaeli, Citi auto analyst, discusses how the dispute and slowing china growth could impact U.S. automakers. |
Fears over earnings and global growth weighed on markets once again, with David Sowerby, Loomis Sayles; Todd Morgan, Bel Air Investment Advisors; Dan Veru, Palisade Capital Management; and CNBC's Rick Santelli. |
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FMHR offers you their top three trades. Meanwhile they offer guidance on your post-election portfolio. |
Michael Olson, PiperJaffray analyst, explains why he downgraded the social gaming company to "Neutral" and placed a three dollar price target on the shares, and CNBC's Gary Kaminsky reports creators of the game, "Words With Friends" is leaving Zynga. |
The S&P Healthcare sector hits a new all-time high for the 6th consecutive session, with the Fast Money traders; and discussing whether the homebuilder stocks are "overheating," with Stephen Kim, Barclays analyst. |
