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Stifel Nicolaus Chief Macro Strategist Barry Banister reveals what sectors he thinks will lead the S&P 500 toward his 1,600 target.

The FMHR traders engage in a bull vs. bear debate on BUD stock. Meanwhile Tom Kendall, Credit Suisse, says demand for "safe havens" like gold is moderating.

Oracle will buy networking company Acme Packet for $2.1 billion. Jon Najarian, OptionMonster.com, weighs in. Meanwhile Jamie Dimon speaks at the greater Miami Chamber of Commerce.

TD Ameritrade Senior Vice President Steve Quirk discusses the company's latest investor sentiment survey.

Retail investors reduced risk exposure in January, according to TD Ameritrade. Steve Quirk, TD Ameritrade, offers insight on a new sentiment index.

Google stock business is newly poised for robust growth, while Facebook stands to remain below its IPO price this year, RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Mahaney says.

A closer look at the analyst calls of the day, with the FMHR team. Meanwhile Google shares are up nearly 40 percent since the summer. Mark Mahaney, RBC Capital, explains why there is more upside for the tech stock.

The Dow and S&P register their largest one-day losses since December 28, with the FMHR team. Meanwhile Jeremy Zirin, UBS, explains where the markets are headed next.

Several factors provide an atmosphere conducive for additional stock market gains, UBS Chief U.S. Equity Strategist for Wealth Management Research Jeremy Zirin says.

Stocks are still relatively cheap, Simon Baker of Baker Avenue Asset Management says.

CNBC's Seem Mody reports Research in Motion changed its name and now trades under the symbol: BBRY.

As the Dow passes 14,000, how have Exxon and Chevron fared? CNBC's Josh Lipton explains.

The FMHR traders reveal their final trades.

As the Dow breaks 14,000, the FMHR crew discusses the stock market winners. Thomas DeMark, founder & CEO of Market Studies, weighs in.

The FMHR traders discuss the brawl heard around Wall Street over Herbalife.

One week after activist investors Bill Ackman and Carl Icahn publicly clashed on CNBC, shares of Herbalife, the company that sparked the battle, were down. Here's how the "Fast Money" traders saw it.

An outlook on the worst performers as well as Netflix, with the FMHR team; and CNBC's Gary Kaminsky speaks to Eric Sprott, Sprott Asset Management about why gold is printing $1,675, and what he expects from the commodity this year.

The Dow crossed above 14,000 for the first time since October 17, 2007, with the FMHR team. Meanwhile Tony Crescenzi, Pimco, explains whether we could be facing a bond bubble.

The stock market continues to post gains while Apple shares decline. So, is it time to buy the stock? "Fast Money" pros take sides.