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After four months of being grounded, Boeing's 787 Dreamliner has finished its first U.S. commercial flight, reports CNBC's Phil LeBeau. Rick Whittington, Drexel Hamilton analyst, discusses the impact on the company's stock.
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Are there management problems at Avon? Bill Schmitz, Deutsche Bank Securities senior research analyst, says investors should buy the stock, but not now, and the Fast Money traders weigh in with their thoughts on the beauty company. |
Karen Short, BMO Capital Markets, senior food retail analyst, provides analysis of the food retailer's Q4 earnings, with the Fast Money traders. |
What should Apple do with its $81.6 billion in cash? Peter Misek, Jefferies & Company senior tech analyst, weighs in, and the Fast Money traders offer their thoughts on Apple and Qualcomm's earnings. |
Banks are getting hammered with all the speculation on Europe's debt crisis. Is the contagion threat overdone? Richard Bove, Rochdale Securities, weighs in. |
This weekend's snowstorm in the northeast wreaked havoc on travelers, with Hunter Keay, Wolfe Trahan & Co. sr. airline analyst. |
Discussing his perspective on patterns occuring in the market, with Walter Zimmermann, United-ICAP chief technical analyst. |
Sharing perspective on whether the European debt plan will remain intact, with Larry McDonald, Newsedge USA and author of "Colossal Failure of Comon Sense." News on the green trade and Avon's possible fallout. Also, CNBC's senior analyst Ron Insana shares his stock picks for long-term investments. |
CNBC's Rick Santelli is at the CME Group watching the rally in the stock market with Frank Lesh, FuturePath analyst and broker. |
ExxonMobil Q3 earnings beats the Street. A breakdown of the oil giant's results with Allen Good, Morningstar, who says the company was hurt slightly by higher oil price environments. |
Jonathan Chaplin, Credit Suisse analyst, provides perspective on Sprint's earnings, its access to credit markets, and its outlook for the fourth quarter. |
Why investors should watch out for the dollar index breaking down below 75.79, and the S&P advancing above 1,274, with Richard Ross, Auerbach Grayson Global technical analyst. |
Chris Brendler, Stifel Nicolaus, and Moshe Orenbuch, Credit Suisse, discuss the surge in credit card stocks, those of both issuers and payment processors, this year. Do they have more room to run? |
Daniel Ernst, Hudson Square Research, says he's surprised by the lack of direct competition for Netflix. "We have a buy rating on Netflix and a $110 price target," he adds. |
Paul Sankey, Deutsche Bank Lead U.S. Integrated Oil and Refining analyst, discusses earnings results for Conoco Phillips, which beat Wall Street expectations in the third quarter. |
Efraim Levy, Standard & Poor's senior automotive industry analyst, provides a preview of Ford's earnings, and sees a 12-month target price of $17/share, with Ron Insana, CNBC contributor. Also how to play the auto sector, with the Fast Money traders. |
The Fast Money traders weigh in on the play on Amazon's earnings, with Colin Gillis, BGC Financial senior technology analyst, who has a sell rating on Amazon, and expects the company to continue its declining operating margins. Also, are techs in trouble or is it a buying opportunity, with Ron Insana, CNBC contributor, and IBM selects a new CEO, Virginia Rometty. |
Peter Skibitski, SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analyst, discusses whether it's time to invest in defense stocks. |
Mark Mahaney, Citi internet analyst, weighs in on whether Netflix stock can rebound. The stock is trading at its lowest levels in 18 months. |
The Fast Money traders weigh in on hot retail plays, and Kimberly Greenberger, Morgan Stanley retail analyst, with an outook on holiday sales, and top stock picks. |
Bruce Roberts, Brigantine Advisors analyst, discusses whether it's time to invest in Leap Wireless as the stock is down nearly 60% in the last three months. |
The retail sector is on a roll- but how long can the good times last? Peter Wahlstrom, Morningstar analyst, discusses. |
Gene Munster, Piper Jaffray analyst, discusses Amazon expectations and the state of online retail shopping. |
Google is reportedly considering a bid for Yahoo, talking to a couple of PE firms about helping finance a deal, with Colin Gillis, sr. technology analyst at BGC Partners. He also weighs in on Apple stock. |
Netflix is said to be adding 4.97 million subscribers in Q3. But why is there chatter that the company is on the ropes? Tony Wible, analyst at Janney Montgomery Scott, weighs in. |
FedEx says it expects record shipping volumes between Thanksgiving and Christmas this year, estimating around 260 million packages, which is 12% more than 2010. So is now a good time to buy the stock? Urs Dur, Lazard analyst, upgraded Fedex Monday to buy from neutral. |
Caterpillar is showing signs that the global economy might not be headed into another recession. The company easily beat street expectations in its Q3 earnings report, with quarterly profits climbing to $1.14 billion. Stephen Volkmann, Jefferies machinery analyst, shares his thoughts. |
William Chappell, SunTrust Robinson Humphrey provides insight on coffee company, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters. |
Discussing "food with integrity," with CNBC's Herb Greenberg and Jim Cramer, with Sara Senatore, Sanford C. Bernstein analyst, who provides insight on the two restaurant stocks. |
Discussing renewed optimism for Walmart shares, with Patrick McKeever, MKM Partners analyst. |
Financials are showing signs of life, with the banks up 3% this week. But as Europe heads for debt talks this week, is the rally sustainable? Dick Bove, of Rochdale Securities, weighs in. |