Fiscal cliff fears have sent many investors running for the exits. But in their haste, the Fast Money traders think some stocks oversold!

As the conflict escalates in the middle east, what's the fallout for the price of crude?

CNBC's Kate Kelly reports on succession plans heating up at Goldman Sachs; and discussing the key takeaways from Lowes' Q3 earnings, with the FMHR traders.

Top BGC analyst Colin Gillis says stay away while top 'Fast Money' trader Joe Terranova says Apple is a buy. What happened when the two pros went head to head over America's most loved stock?

Shares of Apple are up sharply today. Colin Gillis, BGC senior technology analyst, explains why he thinks the stock will "not have sharp gains investors are used to from here," and says "Microsoft is better positioned than Apple."

"I really think the markets are rallying because Washington is a ghost town, the President's out of the country, Congress is adjourned-- so there's going to be nobody there to be quoted saying something to break this mood," said Art Cashin, UBS.

Brian White, Topeka Capital Markets analyst, explains why investors should throw caution to the wind and buy shares of the tech giant, after its recent selloff.

CNBC's Bob Pisani and Art Cashin, of UBS, discuss the day's rally, which seems to be based on hopes a deal can be made regarding the fiscal cliff. It could also be because there's no one in Washington to say anything contentious, he says.

CNBC's Gary Kaminsky discusses what's driving today's surge in the Dow, with David Shulman, UCLA Anderson Forecast senior economist.

CNBC's Rick Santelli weighs in on making markets move through fiscal reform.

CNBC's Jim Cramer speaks to NBC's Matt Lauer about the compromise lawmakers have to make in order to avoid going over the fiscal cliff.

Myron Gray, President of U.S. Operations at UPS, says the shipping company anticipates it will deliver an estimated 527 million packages between Thanksgiving and Christmas, surpassing last year's total of 480 million.

CNBC's Seema Mody takes a look at which stocks are moving the tech sector today, which is up almost one and a half percent.

NBC's Ayman Mohyeldin reports the latest detail on escalating tensions in Gaza, and discussing its impact on oil prices, with Pavel Molchanov, Raymond James analyst.

Adam Parker, Morgan Stanley, discusses how positive signs of a possible debt deal are sparking a small rally in the markets.

CNBC's Diana Olick reports on the latest action in the housing market.

Cramer shares six stocks in less than 60 seconds, including Dean Foods, PetSmart and Marathon Oil.

CNBC's Rick Santelli discusses bond prices and yields.

On "Squawk on the Street," Art Cashin of UBS tells Carl Quintanilla how investors might want to position themselves, based on the market's history around the Thanksgiving holiday.

The "Squawk on the Street" news crew reports on President Obama's weekend fiscal cliff meetings with the likes of Warren Buffett, Tim Cook and Jamie Dimon; and Lowe's upbeat earnings report.