Robert Wetenhall, RBC Capital Markets analyst, has the play on housing after recent data show signs the sector is regaining its footing.

Roxanne Meyer, UBS analyst, explains how a recall at Lululemon has lowered the company's first quarter revenue forecast.

Should investors expect to see a dividend increase coming from Apple? Will Power, Robert W. Baird analyst, weighs in.

Mark McKechnie, Evercore Partners analyst; and Stuart Jeffrey, Nomura analyst, debate which mobile company is poised to take the lead in the race for smartphone users.

Transocean has rejected proposals from shareholder Carl Icahn to issue a cash dividend and elect new members to its board, with the FMHR team.

Antonio Pascual, Barclays analyst, explains why the contagion in Cyprus is likely to be contained.

Jim Cramer makes an unexpectedly noisy entrance as he goes to the "Fast Money Halftime" set to talk about the 8th anniversary of "Mad Money." (1:56)

Jonathan Salem Baskin, author of "Branding Only Works on Cattle," explains whether JC Penney's Joe Fresh line can save the retailer. "The problem is that Joe Fresh isn't the next iPhone," he says.

Alex Gauna, JMP Securities analyst takes a closer look at what Samsung's newest smartphone means for the competition.

Jason Goldberg, Barclays analyst, discusses JPMorgan's London Whale report and the results of the Fed's stress test for banks.

Breaking down the smartphone wars on a day when Apple gets an upgrade and Samsung launches its new Galaxy S4 phone, with Porter Bibb of MediaTech Capital Partners.

Charles Golvin, Forrester Research analyst, discusses whether Samsung will finally grab a bigger share of the smartphone market away from Apple with the launch of its Galaxy S4.

Kash Rangan, Bank of America Merrill Lynch analyst, discusses which companies are positioned to capitalize on the evolution in business intelligence.

Cai Von Rumohr, Cowen & Company analyst, explains why he maintained a "buy" on the company despite its battery problems, and weigh in on how to play the stock from here if you missed some pretty significant gains.

Matthew Boss, JPMorgan analyst, explains which retailers should profit from a rebound when consumers begin spending their tax refunds early on this month.

The FMHR traders discuss how to play Google, Goldman Sachs, and other stocks requested on Twitter.

CNBC's Jon Fortt reports BlackBerry is taking pre-orders on its new smartphone. And, Peter Misek, Jefferies analyst, weighs in on whether the device will impact the company long-term.

Helane Becker, Cowen Securities, offers her take on the airlines.

The FMHR traders answer your questions from Twitter.

Don't buy tech based companies on their cool factor, says Kim Forrest, Fort Pitt Capital. Rather, the "nerdy" names will be the best performers in 2013, she adds.