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.
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.
Brian White, Managing Director and Technology Analyst at Topeka Capital Markets says that Apple shares have the potential to hit over a thousand dollars.
Apple has become the biggest company ever with a record market cap above $622 billion, with the Fast Money traders and Aaron Task, Yahoo Finance editor-in-chief. Also, early backers of social media stocks like Groupon are bailing on their investments.
Apple now eclipses Microsoft's peak market cap of $618.9 billion from December, 1999. Brian Marshall, analyst at ISI Group, says Apple remains a "must-own" name.
Investors remain worried about the fiscal cliff, gas prices, China growth and more. The FMHR traders and James Paulsen, Wells Capital Management, discuss their concerns.
Retailer Best Buy has announced that Frenchman Hubert Joly is its new CEO. David Strasser, analyst at Janney Capital Markets, offers his view on what the announcement means for the stock.
The world's largest retailer has proven to be the best performing stock in the Dow over the last six months, reports CNBC's Courtney Reagan. Budd Bugatch, Raymond James, and Carter Worth, Oppenheimer, weigh in.
Bob McNair, Houston Texans owner, offers his view on employment and what it takes to build a business in this economy. "Take care of small business; big business can take care of itself," he says.
Stephen Ross, Miami Dolphins owner and CEO of the Related Companies, tells "Squawk Box" why he expects a "worldwide recession" if President Obama is re-elected this November.