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A few stocks showed resilience amid market worries, Mike Santoli of Yahoo Finance says.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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If you missed the big run up in the third quarter, don’t panic. The Fast pros say there’s still time to play catch up.
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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.
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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.
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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.”
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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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The highly anticipated Apple iPhone 5 went on sale Friday, but is there still time to buy stock? The “Fast Money” pros weigh in.
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Gold bulls are betting on President Obama being re-elected, recent action in the precious metal is suggesting, OptionMonster.com’s Jon Najarian said Thursday on CNBC.
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Until global demand for oil picks up — corresponding to growth in the world’s economy — prices will likely continue a downward trend, Citigroup’s Ed Morse said Thursday on CNBC.
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There’s one sector with upward chart action that few seem to be noticing — health care, Chris Verrone of Strategas said Thursday on CNBC.
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Some economic indicators suggest that things are improving yet others appear to be a little more troubling. What should you be watching?
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Bonds are over-owned to the point that they have become dangerous investments, Gramercy Capital Management CEO Joan Lappin told CNBC on Thursday.
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High-frequency trading — particularly the practice of “queue-jumping” —amounts to little more than cheating, former Wall Street insider Haim Bodek said Thursday in a CNBC exclusive television interview.
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Cyclicals, financials or industrials? “Fast Money” pros picked their favorite sectors Thursday for the current investment climate.
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LyondellBasell Industries is pushing a 52-week high, and traders are rolling with the name.
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Adami is a contributor on CNBC's "Fast Money." He is also Managing Director of stockMONSTER.com.
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Najarian, the "Pit Boss," is cofounder of optionMONSTER.com, a news site for options traders.
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