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Sears reported Q1 revenue of $8.45 billion, reports CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis; and why the secular bull market is alive and kicking, with Craig Johnson, Piper Jaffrey.
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VF Corporation, a global apparel and footwear manufacturer, is up over 50% this year, with Jeffrey Klinefelter, Piper Jaffray. |
David Konrad, Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, and Christopher Mutascio, Stifel Nicolaus, discuss whether better-than-expected earnings results out of JPMorgan will set the bar higher for other banks this earnings season. |
Investment theory is over complicated and often wrong, escalating financial crises like the one in 2008 and currently within the euro zone, Saker Nusseibeh, CIO at Hermes and Chairman of The 300 Club told CNBC. |
Jonathan Schildkraut, Evercore Partners with the outlook on Sprint and its plans to refinance $2.2 billion in debt for 2012. |
Weighing in on why some investors are keeping Sprint as one of their top stocks, with David Dixon, FBR Capital Markets analyst. |
Is there a play on gold miners? Jeong Park, Morningstar equity analyst, weighs in. |
Pepsico stock hit a 52-week low last week, but John Faucher, JP Morgan and Jonathan Feeney, Janney Montgomery Scott discuss whether now is a time to buy shares in the company. |
The Shanghai Composite is losing its momentum, with The Fast Money Halftime Traders. Also, discussing the restaurant coverage list distributed by CLSA, with Diane Geissler, CLSA analyst. |
Institutional Investor is out with it's annual "All-America Research Team" list that ranks the best performing stock analysts by sector, with Stephen Maresca, Morgan Stanley. |
Slovakia's vote today will mark the final step in expanding the European Rescue Fund. Discussing how the markets may react to this vote, with Louise Cooper, BGC Partners in London; Harry Rady, Rady Asset Management CEO; and Michael Cuggino, Permanent Portfolio Funds president. |
Paul Miller, FBR Capital Markets, discusses what a potential ban on short-term proprietary trading would mean for major banks like Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Citigroup, Bank of America and Citigroup. |
So, who are the newest additions to Institutional Investor's All-America Research Team? Find out! |
Since August the market has been very volatile. Huge market swings for stocks added to a sense of crisis as investors fretted over Greek default, the global banking system and a slowdown in the US economy. |
Merkel and Sarkozy pledged to recapitalize the banks by early November. Insight into the current state of the euro debt crisis, with CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera. Also, Mujtaba Rahman, Eurasia Group Analyst weighs in. |
Tony Wible, analyst with Montgomery Scott, just upgraded Netflix this morning to neutral from sell. |
Sprint says the iPhone will be huge for the company's cash flow. Christopher King, Stifel Nicolaus analyst weighs in. |
Cramer reevaluates the restaurant operator's stock. |
Paul Sankey, Deutsche Bank lead oil analyst with the play on oil refiner stocks, and the trade on metals, especially aluminum, which is cheap relative to other base metals, says Dan Dicker, Mercbloc president. |
MasterCard stock surging 40% this year despite broader market lows. Discussing whether there is time to swipe some shares in the company, with Greg Smith, Sterne Agee analyst. |
Channing Smith, of the Capital Advisors Growth Fund, which owns 45,000 shares of Apple, shares his view on Apple stock following the passing of the company's former CEO Steve Jobs. |
As the tech world reels from the loss of Steve Jobs, many wonder what's next for Apple. Peter Misek, Jefferies senior tech analyst & managing director, weighs in. |
5-star Apple analyst Mike Abramsky, RBC Capital Markets, weighs in on the passing of Steve Jobs and whether this difficult time will play out in any aspect of the business. |
The only way to increase exports to China is to engage the Chinese, says Jeff Immelt, CEO and chairman of CEO. He also weighs in on the passing of Steve Jobs: "What Apple stands for is this unique combination between innovation and execution," he says. "They had all the creativity in the world, but at the same time, if you went into an Apple store, their execution was flawless" Dean Christine Poon, Ohio State University, offers insight as well. |
Mourners pay respect to Steve Jobs at Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, California, with CNBC's Jon Fortt. Brian White, Ticonderoga Securities, and Dan Ackerman, CNET.com sr. editor, also weigh in on Apple's future past a 5-year horizon. |
The passing of Steve Jobs has sparked a outpouring of appreciation from people, with CNBC's Darren Rovell. Gene Munster, Piper Jaffray. |
The Fast Money traders weigh in on money rotating from bonds to stocks, and a retail preview of September's same-store sales numbers, with Deborah Weinswig, Citigroup retail analyst. |
Discussing possible suitors for Yahoo, with Kara Swisher, All Things Digital, and Ken Sena provides perspective on whether Microsoft, or Alibaba will make a deal with Yahoo. Also, Brent Thill, UBS analyst with a look at Microsoft's XBox 360 efforts. |
A new report from Smith Travel Research Global says hotel room rates are at pre-recession levels and rising. Discussing whether hotel stocks are disconnected from the fundamentals, and where to find investment opportunities, with David Loeb, Robert W. Baird senior research analyst. |
The market is always too optimistic about firms under DOJ fraud investigation, says Sheryl Skolnick, CRT Capital healthcare analyst. Checking in on health care, with CNBC's Herb Greenberg. |
Whole Foods shares are up 70% over the last year. Discussing the pattern of the company's loyal customers, with Marc Riddick, Williams Capital Research senior analyst. |