Jim Cramer says Peter Thiel selling a majority of his stake in Facebok is legal, but it still "smells bad."

Dell earnings beat estimates but outlook fell short. Meanwhile Hewlett-Packard is expected to roll out its earnings results today. Michael Holt, Morningstar analyst, discusses what to expect.

Ditlev Engel, CEO of wind turbine maker, Vestas, told CNBC, there is quite a dramatic decline in demand for turbines, from 6300 to 5000 which is why they are cutting jobs.

David Dietze, President & Chief Investment Strategist, Point View Wealth Management says that investors are rotating away from the government bonds into risks assets like high yield bonds and U.S. equities.

Mad Money host and former hedge fund manager, Jim Cramer, provides stock traders with all manner of investing advice.

Laurence Balter of Oracle Investment Research, explains why he has downgraded Apple to "hold," from "buy," with the Fast Money traders; and Dell plunges on its revenue miss, with Shaw Wu, Sterne Agee and CNBC's Mary Thompson.

CNBC's Melissa Lee and the Fast Money traders discuss the day's top trades and the stocks they'll be watching tomorrow.

What to expect from the markets tomorrow, with Brian Peery, Hennesy Funds; Quint Tatro, Tatro Capital; and Bryan Piskorowski, Wells Fargo Advisors.

The FMHR traders offer their final trades.

The FMHR traders discuss which banks to buy and sell amid recent strength in financials.

The FMHR traders discuss the S&P hitting its highest intraday level since May 19, 2008. Meanwhile early investors in social media stocks are heading for the exits.

Now that Facebook's bubble has burst, startups that once wanted to be the next Facebook, now see it as a cautionary tale, reports CNBC's Julia Boorstin. The bar for going public is now much higher.

Bradley Thomas, Keybanc Capital Markets, just got off Best Buy's conference call and offers his thoughts on the company and its new CEO.

In a tightly-controlled call lasting 40 minutes, interim CEO Mike Mikan told investors the firm faces significant challenges, adding that new CEO Hubert Joly is just what the company needs, reports CNBC's Mary Thompson.

The "Squawk on the Street" news team highlights the market-moving headlines, including Best Buy plunging on earnings, Urban Outfitters' turnaround, and Peter Thiel selling a large stake in Facebook.

R.J. Hottovy, analyst at Morningstar, has a neutral rating on Best Buy in the short-term, but a more pessimistic view in the long-term. "I really don't see a lot of ways for this company to turnaround," he says. "Best Buy -- where it stands now -- can't compete with the Amazons of the world."

Herald Van Der Linde, Head of Equity Strategy, Asia-Pacific at HSBC says that the current rally will not be as strong as that seen in Q1. He explains why.

Sam Chandan, Chief Economist at Chandan Economics says that the impact from more QE from the Fed is overstated.

Susan Schmidt, Managing Director, U.S. Value Equity at Mesirow Financial says that markets are waiting for more than QE3 and also 'emotional impact' from news from Europe, the U.S. elections and China.