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The Swiss franc and yen are flying high as investors bail out of riskier currencies — it's time for your Tuesday FX Fix.
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An in-depth look at U.S. debt and the likelihood the country will be able to pay it back using its own resources, with Richard Bove, Rochdale Securities vice president of equity research.
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Despite the mass sell-off in the markets, investors shouldn't panic yet, according to Mark Tinker, Global Portfolio Manager, AXA Framlington.
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"We are invested pretty heavily in a lot of large dividend paying stocks from around the globe, things that pay in the 6, 7 and 8 percent range, which is a great place to be right now. I'm not sure that I would want to be jumping into treasuries at this point," Randy Warren, chief investment officer at Warren Financial Services, told CNBC.
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Following huge losses for the Dow on Monday and further selling in Asia overnight, the markets are watching what the Fed and Ben Bernanke will do at their July Meeting today. Speculation is mounting that the Fed will attempt to restore calm but one fund manager thinks that policy action is unnecessary.
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As markets braced themselves for another turbulent day Tuesday, one economist warned that the real danger of a double-dip recession is protectionism.
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Marc Faber, who predicted just last week that a bear market was on its way back, says the current selloff in equities is overdone and he expects a short-term rebound.
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Insight into what CEOs are saying about the market selloff and recession fears, with Doug Lebda, Lending Tree Founder & CEO, and Bill George, Harvard Business School; and Anne Mulchay, fmr. Xerox CEO.
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As markets plunge across the globe, investors are turning their attention to China to gauge the state of its economy, with John Rutledge, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Donald Straszheim, ISI Group; and Zachary Karabell, River Twice Research.
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Joshua Feinman, DB Advisors, explains why the S&P downgrade of the Untied States is meaningless. "There have been a few glimmers of hope [in the economy]," he says.
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Discussing whether the day's dramatic selloff and growing recession fears will alter decisions by the country's CEOs, with Carly Fiorina, former HP chairman &C EO, and Steve Singh, Concur Technologies chairman & CEO.
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Investors are running from risk, with CNBC's Bob Pisani; Don Yacktman, Yacktman Asset Mgmt.; and Gina Sanchez, Roubini Global Economics.
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How to protect your portfolio amid today's massive market plunge, with Vadim Zlotnikov, AllianceBernstein; Thomas Melcher, Hawthorn, PNC Wealth Mgmt.; and Karin Risi, Vanguard Group.
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Washington's debt fight dominated headlines and weighed heavily on markets, particularly financials, with CNBC's Simon Hobbs, Bob Pisani & Mary Thompson.
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Brian Kelly, Brian Kelly Capital, explains what trades to make following today's dramatic selloff.
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Patrick Dorsey, Vice Chairman, Director of Research & Strategy at The Sanibel Captiva Trust Company, explains the rationale behind today's markets sell-off.
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Stocks closed at their lowest levels in ten months, with Mad Money host Jim Cramer.
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Discussing what the downgrade of US debt by S&P means for the muni market, with Alexandra Lebenthal, Lebenthal & Co. presdident & CEO.
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During a period like this, with stocks plunging almost on a daily basis, it’s clear that fear and shock are ruling the roost. But fear can be overdone. As someone who has been around awhile and has seen many sell-offs, let me offer some advice: Do not panic. Market corrections come and go. They are not the end of the world. Most times they are actually healthy.
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If the U.S. were a company would it be bankrupt? Digging into the nation's negative net worth, with Mary Meeker, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.