The FMHR team shares their three favorite trades. Meanwhile Tom Barrack, Colony Capital, offers insight on the home-building business right now.

Nike is higher today on a JPMorgan upgrade, with the FMHR traders.

Sarwant Singh, author of "New Mega Trends", points out high-speed rails, green and smart technology as mega trends.

Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt was set to sell $2.5 billion of stock, but should investors follow suit?

The ability to purchase this investment below replacement value, along with other factors, makeS it a top trade, Colony Capital founder and CEO Tom Barrack says.

Chris Morton, Lyst¿s CEO, explains how his company allows customers to add the looks they like to their shopping "Lysts," making it easier to shop online. The company makes money by taking a commission on every sale it generates.

In his daily CNBC.com-only video clip, Art Cashin of UBS talks with Mary Thompson about today's consolidation for stocks, past problems for stocks when it is the 'Year of the Snake', and coming retail sales. (2:15)

Chester Gillis, Georgetown University professor, discusses the abdication of Pope Benedict XVI on February 28th.

CNBC's Simon Hobbs reports European markets closed in the red as shares of Danish Pharma group Novo Nordisk fell sharply after U.S. regulators requested additional tests on the firm's new insulin drugs.

Donald Boudreaux, George Mason University professor, explains why he believes people have more expendable income now than they did 40 years ago, and that the standard of living continues to rise.

CNBC's Gary Kaminsky compares investment banks to airlines and explains what you can learn from both groups.

Kit Juckes, global head of foreign exchange strategy at Societe Generale, points out the U.S. has had a weak dollar policy for a very long time.

Is Apple developing a wearable watch computer? "I can't imagine it's a super big category that people have been waiting around for," said Dan Ackerman, CNET.com, discussing innovation and wearable tech, ahead of Tim Cook's appearance tomorrow at Goldman Sachs.

Rick Santelli worries that a "herd mentality" makes it difficult for those warning about the dangers of debt and deficits. (3:09)

Video of the four-legged participants in the rooftop dog park at Senate Square.

CNBC's Bob Pisani explains how exchange traded funds are a low cost way to gain access to stocks, bonds and commodities, but there are flaws. Also, a look at which ETF is set to become one of the hottest asset classes this year.

CNBC's Robert Frank reports who were the nation's most generous donors last year.

Mark Newton, Greywolf Execution Partners, takes a look at the charts to track the tech giant's technical indicators for signs of direction.

Exchange-traded funds or ETFs are attracting assets because they're a low-cost way to gain access to stocks, bonds and commodities. But the ETF experience is not flawless, and if you're new to this you might be wondering, just what is an ETF?

Adult children reach out to get help for their parents who are struggling with money. A son asks Suze to help his mom, who will take his money but not his advice. Viewers ask if they can afford a flight on a P-51 Mustang, diamond earrings as a "push present."