Technical Indicators
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Clive Lambert, director of FuturesTechs, joins CNBC for a technical look at the markets.
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Breaking down the charts for the three major indices and making Q2 predictions, with Terence Gabriel, Ideaglobal head of technical analysis.
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CNBC's Mary Thompson and Rick Santelli discuss where the markets are headed in the next quarter.
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Sharing perspective on what investors should expect from the markets in Q2, with Gordon Charlop, Rosenblatt Securities, Anthony Grisanti, GRZ Energy, and Jeff Kilburg, Treasury Curve.
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Sharing perspective on whether investors should take a second look at some of the top performers of Q1, with Mike Murphy, Rosecliff Capital managing partner/CEO.
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Abigail Doolittle, Peak Theories Research LLC, discusses whether natural gas could dip further and shares her outlook on natural gas stocks.
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Mad Money's Jim Cramer answers viewer "tweets" on whether transports will continue to rally.
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Richard Ross, Auerbach Grayson, explains what the charts say about homebuilders.
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John Kosar, Asbury Research, explains whether the markets will face some resistance later this year.
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A currency trade on the Canadian dollar/Japanese yen, with Rebecca Patterson, JPMorgan Asset Management.
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Stocks are rallying into the close, but Jordan Kotick, of Barclays Capital, says investors should be concerned about some bear signals.
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Lionsgate stock has doubled in the past five months. Will the "Hunger Games" franchise power the stock even higher? Mark Newton, Greywolf Execution Partners, weighs in.
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Ryan Detrick, Schaeffer's Investment Research, and Russ Koesterich, BlackRock iShares Group, discuss the trading week, and the market's overall performance in 2012.
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J.C. O'Hara, Phoenix Partners Group, takes a look at what the charts say about the S&P and Nasdaq.
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Wasif Latif, USAA, and Rich Lake, Lake Partners, discuss investors' attitude about the markets, and how to play low volatility.
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The Fast Money traders weigh in on buying protection on long positions and discussing whether the 2012 rally is cooling off, and how to trade a slowdown in global growth. Also, Michael Harris, Campbell & Company, checks the charts on the S&P uptrend and the direction of equities and oil.
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Nike reports earnings after the bell today. Should investors get in on the stock now? Barry Sine, Drexel Hamilton, and Paul Swinand, Morningstar, discuss.
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If Goldman Sachs is correct on their bold call to buy into equities, where are the buying opportunities? Advice for investors, with Henry Herrmann, Waddell & Reed Financial and Erik Ristuben, Russell Investments.
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Insight on why Kevin Sterling, BB&T transportation analyst, has upped his price target on FedEx from $95 to $110 ahead of the shipping company's Q3 earnings release tomorrow.
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Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner says the economy is still suffering from collateral damage from the housing crisis.
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Looking ahead to 2050, Carl McDonald, Citi health care analyst, shares insight on how cost could change, which companies will benefit, and ways in which Medicare and Medicaid could develop.