Analyst Interviews
Warren Gilman, Chairman and CEO at CEF Holdings explains why the vast gap between commodities and equities will soon narrow, in light of the recent sell-off in resource stocks. |
Insight on Sandisk earnings; meanwhile eBay dips on earnings, with Colin Gillis, BGC tech analyst and the Fast Money traders. |
Shares of Apple is at its lowest level since 2011 today. Will Power, Robert W. Baird analyst, offers insight. |
CNBC's Alex Guana, JMP Securities explains why he thinks there's no "long term relief" in sight for the tech giant. |
Moshe Orenbuch, Credit Suisse analyst digs into the big bank's quarterly numbers which missed on earnings but beat on revenues, and explains why he has a neutral rating on the stock and $12 per share price target. |
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Anthony Polini, Raymond James analyst, breaks down Bank of America's quarterly numbers and explains why the big bank's credit quality and capital strength will likely be positive for the quarter. |
Chris Rolland, FBR Capital Markets analyst, takes a look at Intel's penny earnings miss on revenues of $12.6 billion, and discusses the shift away from the PC market. |
Anthony DiClemente, Barclays analyst, breaks down the tech giant's quarterly numbers and weighs in on CEO Mayer's turnaround plan. |
On the back of Intel's mixed earnings release, Brian Marshall, analyst at ISI Group, explains the impact on other PC-makers. |
Topeka Capital Markets initiated both Google and Yahoo with buy ratings today. Victor Anthony, Topeka Capital Markets analyst, offers insight. |
Strong earnings are helping to drive the markets higher, with Erin Gibbs, S&P Capital IQ. |
John Faucher, JP Morgan analyst, breaks down the beverage company's first quarter numbers, as the stock hits a 52-week high. |
Richard Bove, Rafferty Capital analyst, takes a look at the big bank's first quarter and weighs in with the playing in financials. |
Jim Iuorio, TJM Institutional Services, takes a look at the latest analyst calls. |
CNBC's Bertha Coombs reports on FINRA's latest fraud complaint. |
Michael Harris, Campbell & Co. president, manages $3 billion in assets for private and institutional clients. He says gold has departed from the safe haven bucket. |
Richard Greenfield, BTIG analyst, discusses some of the flaws in the system of "bundling" and explains why he has a buy rating on Netflix and $250 price target on the stock. |
Jeffery Harte, Principal, Sandler O'Neill, explains why he has a buy rating on Citi, and $49 price target on the stock. |
Gerard Cassidy, RBC Capital Markets analyst, breaks down the big bank's first quarter results of $1.29 earnings on total revenues of $20.81 billion. |
BlackBerry is entering into a battle with an analyst over an alleged misleading call on Z10 sales, reports CNBC's Jon Fortt. Ed Snyder, Charter Equity Research, shares his opinions on the company's situation. |
D.A. Davidson's Tim Ramey downgraded Herbalife after the KPMG scandal broke, but explains why he has now re-established his buy rating on the stock. |
BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins is seeking an investigation against an analyst at Detwiler Fenton, with the "Power Lunch" crew and Business Insider's Henry Blodget. |
Joe Feldman, Telsey Advisory Group analyst, provides insight into the retail sector, as sales drop 0.4 percent in March. |
Todd Hagerman, Sterne Agee analyst, takes a closer look at the quality of the big banks first quarter numbers and what it means for next week's financial reports. |
Scott Siefers, Sandler O'Neil & Partners analyst, breaks down the numbers on the banking giant, which reported earnings per share of $0.92 versus $0.88 estimates on revenues of $21.26 billion which was below expectations. |
Anthony Polini, Raymond James analyst breaks down the quarterly numbers on the big bank, which reported first quarter earnings per share of $1.59 versus $1.39 estimates. |
Metro PCS has been upgraded to outperform by Macquarie today. Kevin Smithen, Macquarie Capital, offers insight. |
Discussing Microsoft's future, with Brent Thill of UBS. "Microsoft's consumer business is weak, but their enterprise business is still very strong," he says. |
Some regional banks have been quietly outperforming their bigger peers, says Craig Siegenthaler, Credit Suisse. |
