Technical Indicators
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All eyes will be on markets, jobs and housing data tomorrow, with Tad Hill, Freedom Financial Group, and Tim Rood, Collingwood Group.
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Jordan Kotick, Barclay's Capital takes a technical look at the charts to see where the market is headed.
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Utility stocks are up double digits vs. the S&P 500, this year. Charting the fundamental and technical side of the space and the outlook for 2012, with Richard Ross, Auerbach Grayson, and Nick Colas, Convergex Group.
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Lots of positive data in the housing market and a recent run in housing stocks could inspire investors to join the sector. Is it too late? JC O'Hara, Phoenix Partners Group, and Joe Lavorga, Deutsche Bank, discuss.
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Mad Money's Cramer eyes the charts and plots a technical case against high-flying, high-growth momentum stocks, like Baidu, Chipotle, and Deckers, which could be in for a hard landing, according to the charts as interpreted by John Roque, WJB Capital.
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Is Oracle a 'buy' ahead of the company's earnings release? Looking at the charts for a lead, with Abigail Doolittle, Peak Theories Research and Karl Keirstead, BMO Capital Markets.
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Investors are awaiting Nike to report earnings tomorrow. Is Nike a 'buy' ahead of the report? Carter Worth, Oppenheimer chief market technician and Robert Samuels, WJB Capital Group retail analyst weigh in.
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Is the huge drop in commodities driven by fear or fundamentals? Michael Dudas, Sterne Agee precious metals & mining analyst, and John Kilduff, Again Capital, weigh in with the trade.
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Benjamin Hartford, Robert W. Baird, and Jeff DeGraaf, Renanissance Macro Research, take a fundamental and technical look at FedEx's earnings and how to trade it.
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Robert Prechter, Elliott Wave International founder & CEO, discusses why the charts show the market is in the late stages of a 1930s type depression, and discusses what themes will dominate in 2012.
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Mad Money's Jim Cramer turns a technical eye on the OIH charts for investment opportunities in the oil services sector, as interpreted by Scott Redler, T3Live.com.
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Gold prices are down $35 today without the Fed's promise of QE3. CNBC contributor Jordan Kotick shares insight into where gold will go next.
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Where oil prices are headed in 2012 from both a technical and a fundamental standpoint, with Abigail Doolittle, Peak Theories Research, and Stephen Schork, The Schork Report.
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An outlook on the euro and negative developments in the Shanghai Composite. Also, a trade on the Australian versus the Canadian dollar, with MacNeil Curry, Bank of America Merrill Lynch head FX and rates technical strategy.
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Best Buy expects healthy Q3 results from a successful Black Friday weekend and early holiday season, with Carter Worth, Oppenheimer chief market technician, and Peter Keith, Piper Jaffray analyst.
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The Fast Money traders weigh in with their top trades; including, Titan International and the play on whether India will embrace retail reform and its impact on Wal-Mart. Also, charting the market's direction, with John Bollinger, Bollinger Bands president.
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Discussing signs that the European crisis is spreading to Asia, with Jordan Kotick, Barclays Capital.
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JC O'Hara, Phoenix Partners Group, and Peter Benedict, R.W. Baird analyst, discuss what the charts reveal about the retail sector.
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Mad Money's Jim Cramer eyes the charts to get a read on the volatility index, as interpreted by Mark Sebastian, OptionPit.com technician.
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Cramer goes “Off the Charts” and looks closely at the VIX.
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Charting the events in Europe and their impact on U.S. stocks, with Abigail Doolittle, Peak Theories Research, and Peter Boockvar, Miller Tabak.