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The S&P 500 appears to be on track to hit 1,700 this year, Barry Bannister of Stifel Nicolaus says.
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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.
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Global markets have been weakening technically and are poised to head sharply downward, “Gloom, Boom & Doom Report” editor Marc Faber said Tuesday on CNBC.
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Two things could send the S&P toward a level of 1,500, Jim Paulsen of Wells Capital Management told CNBC on Tuesday.
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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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Lowe’s has been rising with the recovery in the housing market, and yesterday the home-improvement chain saw some bullish option activity.
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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.
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Hewlett-Packard could unlock upward of $5 a share in value by breaking up its divisions, UBS analyst Steven Mulinovich told CNBC on Monday.
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There’s up to a 90 percent chance that stocks will post greater returns than bonds over the next 10 years, Vanguard Group co-founder John “Jack” Bogle told CNBC on Monday.
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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.
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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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At the $14 level, shares of Hewlett-Packard present a strong opportunity for the long-term investor, Paul Meeks of Saturna Capital said Friday on CNBC.
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The iShares Silver Trust has been active for months, and upside option activity in the exchange-traded fund is lighting up our systems once again.
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The trend toward healthy eating is here to stay, Hain Celestial CEO Irwin Simon said Thursday on CNBC.
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Different presidential election outcomes would benefit different health care stocks, Bernstein analyst Ana Gupte said Thursday on CNBC.
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Retailers saw a slowdown last month from August sales, but a few names performed better, former Staples CEO Tom Stemberg told CNBC on Thursday.
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Despite worries about all the factors that could derail the U.S. economy, strong earnings look to push the S&P 500 toward 1,565 by year-end, Ed Yardeni of Yardeni Research told CNBC on Thursday.
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A good zinger by Republican candidate Mitt Romney against President Obama in Wednesday’s debate could send gold lower, Jeff Kilburg of Killir Kapital Management said on CNBC’s “Fast Money.”
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Microsoft remains an innovator that won’t be bogged down by headwinds facing other names in the PC space, PIMCO Head of Global Equity Strategy Neel Kashkari said Wednesday on CNBC.
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