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• Dow Breaks 14,000 Finally; What's Next for Market

  

  The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit 14,000 for the first time since 2007, but where the blue-chip average goes from here is far from certain. The market needs the Fed to continue its bond-buying program, but eventually it will need to break free from that support if the gains are to be sustained.

• Cramer: Stock Gains Have Unexpected Ties to Super Bowl

  

  Cramer loves football. And he's found an intriguing connection between Sunday's big game and the American stock market. Really.

• Bulls Can't Stay Away From Phillips 66

  

  Option traders have been extremely active in Phillips 66 for months, and the bulls were back yesterday.

• Why BlackBerry Is Failing

  

  It's good that BlackBerry wants to lead the Internet of Things, but that won't sell enough BlackBerry things to impress investors.

• 4 Banks to Buy: JPMorgan Analyst

  

  Some of banking's best-known names are still trading at very attractive valuations to book value and earnings estimates, TheStreet.com says.

• Greenberg: It's the Stocks You Don't Own That Matter

  

  The Forensic Accounting ETF launches today. The fund spotlights a concept that is often woefully overlooked.

• BlackBerry Stock Could Hit $6: Citi’s Jim Suva

  

  Significant hurdles face Research In Motion, newly renamed BlackBerry, Citi analyst Jim Suva says.

• Apple vs. Amazon: Cramer's Tale of Two Techs

  

  Why is Apple tanking at 9 times earnings when Amazon at 68 times earnings is marching higher? Cramer explains.

• Bank Stocks to See 14-Year Bull Market: Dick Bove

  

  Banking analyst Dick Bove may have changed firms but he hasn't altered his rosy view of the banking industry.

• Douglas Kass: The Stock Market Is Hitting Its Top

  

  Despite recent stock market gains, famed strategist Douglas Kass thinks stocks face many headwinds.

• Cramer's Six in 60: Salesforce.com, BP & More 

  

  Cramer shares six stocks to watch, and reveals them in under 60 seconds.

• Should Investors Care About the Economy?  

  

  Paul Donovan, deputy head of Global Economics at UBS, Andrew Slimmon, managing director at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management and Roger Nightingale, strategist at RDN Associates discuss whether investors should care about the underlying economy.

• Facebook Earnings Preview: Why Wall Street Is More Confident

  

  Facebook's highly-anticipated fourth quarter earnings are due out after the bell Wednesday. Here's a preview.

• Dennis Gartman Still Likes Stocks vs. Bonds

  

  Dennis Gartman says he's likely to buy more S&P 500 stocks and sell more 10-year notes.

• Cramer: 'This Is a Different Kind of Market'

  

  Strong earnings are helping drive stocks near record levels. CNBC's Jim Cramer said "positivity in this market is overwhelming."

• This Is What Could Knock Euphoric Global Markets

  

  Growing optimism about the economic outlook and a string of upbeat earnings has put global equity markets on a strong footing at the start of the year.But hold on, say strategists, pointing to a risk that investors are underestimating: a U.S. budget sequester.

• Energy Bulls Are Turning to BP

  

  Option traders have been focused on the energy sector for weeks, and yesterday they turned their attention to BP.

• JPMorgan to Block Shareholder Vote on Bank Break-Up

  

  A federation of U.S. labor unions is looking to force JPMorgan Chase's board to consider breaking up the company after the disastrous "London Whale" affair, but the bank is trying to ensure that its shareholders do not get to vote on the union's proposal.

• Apple May Be ‘Dirt Cheap,’ but It Can Get Even Cheaper

  

  Apple's valuation looks cheap but that doesn’t mean the stock is necessarily a buy right now, traders said.

• Apple Should Not Be Trading at This Multiple: Cramer

  

  "It's just not fair" how investors are treating Apple, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.