The rally in home builder stocks might be running out of steam, ramping up significant short interest in the sector, Markit Research Director Will Duff Gordon said Wednesday on CNBC.
European woes are beginning to send investors back toward U.S. Treasury bonds, Jeff Kilburg of Killir Kapital Management said Wednesday on CNBC.
Internet giants Google, Amazon and eBay are roaring along and look to outperform the market, Baker Avenue’s Simon Baker said Wednesday on CNBC.
Worries over the European economic crisis that sparked a stock market sell-off abroad show no signs of abating anytime soon, Barclays Chief European Economist Philippe Gudin said Wednesday on CNBC.
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China’s economic growth promises opportunity — primarily in companies located elsewhere, Rutledge Capital Chairman John Rutledge said Tuesday on CNBC.
Google stock might be facing some pressure from Apple going forward, making it a good time to take profits, Darren Chervitz of the Jacob Internet Fund said Tuesday on CNBC.
With the stock market suffering its worst one-day loss in months and the S&P at an inflection point pro traders including Steve Grasso are turning bearish.
Amid a bullish market climate, the Federal Reserve has created bearish elements that will send stocks lower, Robert Rodriguez of FPA Funds told CNBC on Tuesday.
The rally in home builders looks to slow down, suggesting it’s time to switch to a few stocks that haven’t run up as much as their peers, Barclays analyst Stephen Kim said Tuesday on CNBC.
The bull run in the stock market has reached its half-life, and large-cap companies are the way to invest from here, CEO Ken Fisher of Fisher Investments told CNBC on Tuesday.
A pause in the bull market will give investors the chance to shift their portfolios for higher returns, Robert Pavlik of Banyan Partners said Monday on CNBC.
Apple will take a quarter to work out kinks in its iPhone 5 supply chain, pushing sales of the smartphone well above the 5 million weekend number, Piper Jaffray’s Gene Munster said Monday on CNBC.
Facebook could still deliver 35 percent year-over-year growth, despite its stock having dropped precipitously since its IPO, Piper Jaffray’s Gene Munster said Monday on CNBC.
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Stocks have been overbought and are set to take a breather before going higher, Raymond James Chief Investment Strategist Jeffrey Saut said Monday on CNBC.
Google’s advertising revenue is on track to beat Yahoo and Facebook within the next three years, Citi analyst Mark Mahaney told CNBC on Monday.
While the sales of Apple’s iPhone 5 fell short of the most optimistic estimates, Brian Marshall of ISI said Monday on CNBC that the company’s potential growth was still “100 percent greater.”
Gold has been under-owned and is poised to hit $2,000 per share by the end of 2012, Michaer Purvis of Weeden told CNBC on Friday.
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