Four new hands are on the spoon stirring the world's financial markets, with Diana Farrell, McKinsey Global Institute director; David Wessel, The Wall Street Journal; Andreas Hofert, UBS Wealth Mgmt. chief global economist; and CNBC's Melissa Francis.

Discussing what the jobs report means for the Fed and the future of the U.S. economy, with Malcolm Polley, Stewart Capital Advisors; Thomas Higgins, Payden & Rygel; Ron Insana, Insana Capital Partners; and CNBC's Melissa Francis.

Bob Pisani reports on the trading day from the NYSE

Standard & Poor's hiking its credit rating on Walt Disney because of improving earnings, as Disney takes its High School Musical franchise to the ice, reports CNBC's Julia Boorstin.

A Wall Street analyst says the sum of Yahoo's parts may be greater than the whole, with Jim Goldman, CNBC; David Garrity, Dinosaur Securities director of research; and Eric Jackson, Jackson Leadership Systems CEO.

It's the Fast Money final call, with Fast Money's Karen Finerman.

Asian markets are one of the hottest stories in 2007, but the rush to buy Chinese stocks may put investors at risk, with Ken Shreve, Investor's Business Daily, and CNBC's Melissa Francis.

On the floor of the NYSE, with Arthur Cashin, UBS Financial Services; James Maguire, LaBranche & Co.; and CNBC's Bob Pisani & Dylan Ratigan.

The slumping housing market and mortgage markets taking a toll on two more financial powerhouses, reports CNBC's Mary Thompson.

Finding a case for the market rally, with Stuart Freeman, A.G. Edwards; Sam Stoval, S&P; and CNBC's Dylan Ratigan.

The dollar soared immediately after the September nonfarms payrolls came out of the U.S. on Friday, before retreating after investors decided the data was not enough to stop the Fed from cutting rates. CNBC's Guy Johnson talks to Derek Halpenny, senior currency economist at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, for analysis on the currency markets.

Fortis was one of Amsterdam's gainers on Friday, after British bank Barclays withdrew it's bid for ABN Amro, clearing the way for the RBS-led consortium. Piethein Leune, head of Dutch equity research team at ING Wholesale Banking, provides CNBC's Guy Johnson with an evaluation of how the market performed.