The FMHR traders weigh in with the trade on today's selloff, and Bryan Elliott, Raymond James analyst breaks down the numbers on Chipotle's Q2 earnings and weighs in with the best way to play the restaurant space, including McDonald's, with the FMHR crew.
Jim Yin, S&P Capital IQ, and Matthew DiFrisco, Lazard Capital Markets, break down the second quarter numbers on the restaurant chain and weigh in on why the company missed estimates.
CNBC's Larry Kudlow discusses the details of remarks made by former Treasury secretaries Henry Paulson and Robert Rubin on the economy; and John Ryding, RDQ Economics, weighs in. "You can't look to the Fed with the tools that he has available, to offset a $400-$450 billion tax hike," says Ryding.
Disney is trading near all-time highs, but is a bit off today. Does the stock have room to run? David Miller, Caris & Company analyst, and Matthew Harrigan, Wunderlich Securities analyst, offer insight.
FMHR trader Guy Adams explains why investors may want to take profits from AutoNation. Also, making a bullish bet on health care stocks, wtih Jeff deGraaf, Renaissance Macro Research. And a currency play on the falling euro, with Willie Williams, Societe Generale.
The FMHR crew reveal their top three trades, and a look at whether to follow hedge fund titan, Bill Ackman's lead and short Procter & Gamble and JC Penney.
The FMHR traders weigh in on the best way to play the homebuilder space. Also, a look at whether crude oil will go to $200 a barrel, with Dennis Gartman, The Gartman Letter, who says it's "laughable" oil will reach that price.
The FMHR traders have the play in financials, on the heels of Morgan Stanley's earnings miss, with Doug Sipkin, Susquehanna analyst. Also, the trade on the spike in tech stocks.