It's been a wild ride for both the dollar and oil.  When it comes to stocks, here's what the experts have to say about what they like now:

The old adage advises investors to "sell in may and go away," but CNBC asked the experts for stock picks that might that might make investors stay in the game this month.

As the Dow, Nasdaq and S&P slide into negative territory, CNBC asked the experts how to bolster your investments.

Sprint Nextel and Clearwire are close to announcing a $12 billion joint venture with major cable operators for high speed wireless Internet access for mobile phones and laptops, a source said.

Stocks rebounded this afternoon after a morning slide, and CNBC asked the market experts how investors can capitalize on this momentum.

Shares of wireless providers have been surging, so is it time for investors to make a call?  Hold the phone, says Craig Moffett.  The senior telecom analyst for Sanford C. Bernstein has a strategy...

Jay Bowen, the president of Bowen Hanes, recommends firms with major foreign exposure. Click for his stock picks.

Wish you bought into Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway before it was $130,000 per share? James Altucher, managing director at Formula Capital, told CNBC about three stocks that just may be "the next Berkshires." If he's right, investors will want to buy'em while they're low.

Shopping for promising stocks?  Where better than at the supermarket?  Jeff Auxier of Auxier Asset Management has some tasty food-business selections for investors.

Jason Trennert, chief investment strategist for Strategas Partners, says now is the season for corporate weddings -- while the political climate is right.

The collapse of negotiations with Microsoft may have sent Yahoo shares tumbling, but the development is not scaring Dave Rovelli of Canaccord Adams away from technology entirely. "There's some healthy profit-taking right now," he told CNBC.  "It's good for the market."

This week saw a Federal Reserve rate cut, better-than-expected consumer spending and jobs numbers, and the first climb of the Dow past 13,000 in nearly four months. So what stocks top the top traders' lists?