The FMHR team reveals their favorite three trades now. Meanwhile Aaron Kessler, internet analyst at Raymond James, discusses whether Facebook is poised to outperform the S&P.
Colin Sebastian, Robert W. Baird analyst, explains why Amazon's numbers have some on Wall Street uneasy, yet he maintains an outperform rating on the stock with a $325 price target.
Matthew DiFrisco, Lazard Capital Markets, has the play on the coffee chain's outlook, and explains why he has a buy on the stock, and $396 price target.
Many think newspapers will be gone in 10 years, but some newspaper stocks are up nearly 50 percent in the past year. Joscelyn Mackay, Morningstar, discusses.
Kynikos Associates' Jim Chanos, shares his views on Herbalife and why he believes the multi-level marketing model is flawed, and why he has questions about Netflix.
Bill Nygren, Oakmark Fund, shares his plays on Apple and DirecTV, and explains why he sold his position in Dell. And Jim Chanos, Kynikos Associates, discusses what he looks for before shorting a stock.
Brian White, Topeka Capital Markets analyst, breaks down the tech company's better-than-expected second quarter; and discusses Apple's plans to raise its dividend by 15 percent and buy back $60 billion in stock.
Richard Greenfield, BTIG analyst, discusses Netflix's blowout earnings and why he is sticking with his buy rating on the company and $250 price target on the stock.
Paul Meeks, Saturna Capital analyst, has the long-term play on the tech giant's recent decline, explaining he thinks the company will introduce "enough fresh stuff" to see the "emergence of the growth story."
"I want a company that realizes they have my client's money and can give it back to them," said Ben Reitzes, Barclays analyst, discussing what he hopes to hear from Apple's call after reporting its quarterly results today.
Apple is set to report Q2 earnings on Tuesday, and Steve Milunovich, UBS analyst discusses how to play the action; and the "Fast Money" traders share their opinions on activist investors' bets.
Ann Duignan, JPMorgan analyst, provides insight on the industrial giant's first quarter numbers, and explains her neutral rating despite optimism from the company's CEO.
Anticipating the FBI news briefing on the Boston marathon bombings investigation, with CNBC's Scott Cohn. The "Fast Money" traders and Martin Pyykkonen, Wedge Partners discuss tech earnings.