Quarterly earnings from JPMorgan and Wells Fargo will provide perspective on the financial sector, as well as housing, Stephanie Link of TheStreet.com said Thursday on CNBC.
The stock market rally will resume after a brief period to factor in corporate earnings, Oppenheimer Chief Market Strategist John Stoltzfus said Thursday on CNBC.
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Geopolitical concerns could send crude oil toward $100 per barrel, Jeff Killburg of Killir Kapital Management said Wednesday on CNBC.
A few American auto companies show strength in China despite political friction, Citigroup analyst Itay Michaeli said Wednesday on CNBC.
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Although not perfect, stock market conditions continue to improve to push the S&P 500 toward 1,575 by year end, Canaccord Genuity’s Tony Dwyer said Wednesday on CNBC.
Weakening prices midday don’t necessarily mean the rally has ended, “Fast Money” pros said Wednesday on CNBC.
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Low inventories and high demand make the housing sector one with strong growth potential, Pimco’s Mark Kiesel said Tuesday on CNBC.
Global markets have been weakening technically and are poised to head sharply downward, “Gloom, Boom & Doom Report” editor Marc Faber said Tuesday on CNBC.
Two things could send the S&P toward a level of 1,500, Jim Paulsen of Wells Capital Management told CNBC on Tuesday.
Apple has lost its edge to competitors, and its stock could become vulnerable, Seabreeze Partners founder Doug Kass told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Coal stocks could be making a comeback as it begins to look more attractive to utilities, Sterne Agee analyst Michael Dudas said Monday on CNBC.
Hewlett-Packard could unlock upward of $5 a share in value by breaking up its divisions, UBS analyst Steven Mulinovich told CNBC on Monday.
Crude prices will continue to drop, but gas prices won’t because of tight refinery capacity, Strategic Energy Advisors Chairman Tom Petrie said Friday on CNBC.
Stocks held their recent gains after Friday’s better-than-expected U.S. jobs report, suggesting higher market levels ahead, “Fast Money” traders said on CNBC.
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