The U.S. equity market is relatively expensive from a price-to-trend-earnings, Morgan Stanley Strategist Adam Parker said Wednesday on CNBC.
Electricity production in China, a key indicator of economic growth, points to zero growth, author Gordon Chang told CNBC on Wednesday.
Facebook is a “buy” due to several growth catalysts down the road, CoRise President Bob Peck, a shareholder, told CNBC on Wednesday.
Underperforming portfolio managers getting into the market might push the S&P toward 1500 or higher, money pro Pete Najarian says.
Three stocks — Tiffany, Coach and Fossil — are worth shorting, Active Bear Fund Portfolio Manager Brad Lamensdorf told CNBC on Tuesday.
In a significant shift, Dennis Gartman has turned bullish of gold in U.S. dollar terms, he told CNBC on Tuesday.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s announcement that he wouldn’t sell his shares for 12 months did not make the stock a “buy,” “Fast Money” pros said Tuesday on CNBC.
A deal between Amazon spacer and Epix to provide streaming movies could be the death knell for Netflix spacer, Ironfire Capital analyst Eric Jackson told CNBC on Tuesday.
Gold traded near $1,700 per ounce as a bet against fiat currencies around the world, Drakon Capital’s Guy Adami told CNBC on Tuesday.
Worries about ongoing weakness in Chinese manufacturing has been overblown, but its economy is poised for new growth over the next few years, Yale University Senior Fellow Stephen Roach told CNBC on Tuesday.
With a likely September stock market slowdown ahead, it’s time to pare back long positions, “Fast Money” pro Joe Terranova said Tuesday.
VIX trend lines suggest that a stock sell-off lies ahead, a Citigroup technical analyst said Friday on CNBC.
It is time to own gold in yen, euro and dollar terms, as well as Brent crude, noted investor Dennis Gartman said Friday on CNBC.
Despite Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke’s announcement that there would be no immediate action, the central bank could be setting up for further easing in the future, PIMCO CEO and co-CIO Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC on Friday.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke won’t announce more quantitative easing anytime soon, Marty Feldstein, chairman emeritus of the National Bureau of Economic Research and an advisor to Mitt Romney, said on Thursday.
Stocks are pricing in monetary easing from the Federal Reserve, but it’s not going to happen, Newedge’s Larry McDonald said Thursday on CNBC.
Talk of the dividend play being tired is overblown, GAMCO Investors Portfolio Manager Barbara Marcin said Thursday on CNBC.
Word that Facebook is developing a “want” button makes the stock a “buy,” Piper Jaffray’s Gene Munster said Thursday on CNBC.
Rains from Hurricane Isaac will help some areas while hurting others, Bower Trading’s Jim Bower told CNBC on Wednesday.
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