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Crude oil is posting its biggest quarterly drop since the 2008 financial crisis and hitting a one-year low. So is now the time to buy up on oil stocks? Pavel Molchanov, Raymond James, and Phil Weiss, Argus Research, discuss. |
Yum Brands is trading higher this morning after reporting a 7% jump in its Q3 profit. R.J. Hottovy, Morningstar restaurant analyst, takes a look at opportunities in the restaurant sector. |
Jordan Rohan, Media Analyst, Stifel Nicolaus & Company, explains why he downgraded Google from a buy to hold. |
Apple stock traded lower during its highly-anticipated event where its new iPhone 4S and iPod nano were announced. So how should investors trade Apple stock now? Bill Kreher, Edward Jones, and Alex Gauna, JMP Securities, weigh in. |
Stephen Wilder, analyst at Capstone Investments, explains why he doesn't see AMR declaring bankruptcy anytime soon. "It's hard to make the case for any near-time bankruptcy," he says. |
Mike Abramsky, RBC Capital Markets, discusses the potential winners and losers on Apple's iPhone 5 announcement. |
Debt problems within the euro zone remain at the "epicenter" of investor concerns, but worries over a slowdown in China and the sluggish US economy also both pose threats to already volatile markets in the fourth quarter, Lucy Macdonald, CIO and head of global equities at asset manager RCM told CNBC. |
The Fast Money traders weigh in on the play on Netflix, and plunging shares of AMR stock triggered circuit breakers seven times on Monday, even as the company denies it is considering bankruptcy. Robert McAdoo, Avondale Partners airline anaylst, weighs in. |
CNBC's Jon Fortt; Youssef Squali, Jefferies, and Herman Leung, Susquehanna Financial Group, discuss what a possible takeover of Alibaba by Yahoo would mean for investors. |
Undervalued stocks will represent opportunities for long-term investors in the final quarter of the year and are not necessarily an indication of a return to the stock market slides of 2008/2009, according to strategists and investors. |
Dennis Forst, KeyBanc gaming analyst, provides analysis on gaming stocks and whether the sector is tapped out. |
Concerns over investment in Central and Eastern Europe have grown as a solution to the problem of sovereign debt in the peripheral euro zone has eluded policymakers and global growth has slowed. |
One of the top performing sectors these days is utilities, with Christopher Muir, Standard & Poor's senior analyst. |
Ralph Lauren gained 60% for one-year, recently hitting an all-time high. But today, shares are down due to two downgrades by Citi and S&P. So is it time to buy or time to sell? Christine Chen, Needham & Company, discusses. |
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Equities are an "attractive" option for investors willing to be patient and prepared to invest for at least three years, Neel Kashkari, head of global investment equities at PIMCO told CNBC. |
Sharp positive moves in stock markets are not necessarily a sign of strength and are unlikely to prompt a bull market in the current volatile environment, Christian Gattiker, chief strategist at Julius Baer, told CNBC Tuesday. |
Making a technical case for a bullish quarter end in the markets, with Jeff Weiss, Tejas Securities Group chief technical analyst. |
Amazon is the first tablet competitor, other than Apple, to come in leading with content and services, says Sarah Rotman Epps, Forrester Research senior analyst, who weighs in on the tablet wars with the Fast Money traders. |
Brian Uhlmer, sr. oilfield services analyst at Global Hunter Securities, discusses the direction of black gold, as commodities pullback. |
Howard Rubel, Jefferies & Co., and CNBC's Phil Lebeau, discuss Boeing's new Dreamliner 787. |
Bill O'Neill, Logic Advisors, and Jim Steel, HSBC chief commodities analyst, discuss the play in commodities now as the sector comes off its worst week in decades. |
European banks are rallying on hopes for an expansion of the Euro Zone bailout program and possible ECB interest rate cut. Louise Cooper, markets analyst at BGC Partners, weighs in. |
Brad Hintz, an analyst at Bernstein Research, added pressure on banks, writing in a note Monday that the "US recovery has stalled and sovereign debt risk in Europe has roiled the global capital markets. This has depressed the revenue run rate of the broker-dealers and pushed the rebound beyond 2012." |
Mark McKechnie, analyst at ThinkEquity LLC, discusses whether Amazon can take a bite out of Apple with its new tablet. |
Jason Gursky, Citi sr. aeorspace & defense analyst, discusses what impact Boeing's new Dreamliner jet will have on the company's bottomline and stock price. |
As Boeing gets set to deliver its first Dreamliner 787 to Japan today, CNBC's Phil Lebeau offers insight on the total costs appropriated to R&D. Carter Copeland, Barclays Capital defense analyst, weighs in. |
Some retail stocks are bucking the trend, posting healthy gains, and investors are finding these companies suit them perfectly, says Jennifer Davis, Lazard Capital Markets analyst. |
Pulte Homes is down 52% over the past year, but is now an opportunity to buy the stock? David Goldberg, UBS analyst, just upgraded Pulte Homes to a buy with an $8 price target. |
Despite a slight pullback along the markets move down today, shares of Diamond Foods is rising, with Tim Ramey, D.A. Davidson & Co. research analyst. |
