The time for potential investors to fulfill that potential is now, according to Phil Dow.

After some April gains, where's the market going next? And how should investors position their portfolios? Sean Clark has some specifics.

Rebecca Darst of Interactive Brokers gives options-trading clues for Anheuser-Busch, InBev, and Constellation Brands.

Sentinel Common Stock Fund's Dan Manion ain't afraid of getting burned by energy and industrial stocks, too. See his picks here!

Consumer numbers look good -- so Citigroup's Kimberly Greenberger has recommendations for consumer discretionary / retail stocks.

Will Muggia is co-portfolio manager of the 4-star Touchstone Mid-Cap Growth Fund. Here are the master manager's biotech favorites.

Dennis Gartman, founder of The Gartman Letter, named the commodities that investors should AVOID.

Joe Keating, CIO of private asset management at RBC Bank, picked stocks for graying Boomers. Plus: Web-Exclusive picks -- not on TV!

David Sowerby is seeing more and more evidence that the market bottomed out two months ago. So what should you buy -- and NOT buy?

Mad Money guru Jim Cramer has a plan for oil & gas companies EnCana, Anadarko, Apache and Devon...

Ron Baron likes casinos and fancy clothes. The chairman and chief executive of Baron Capital joined CNBC's "Billionaire Summit" -- a select group of the world's most successful businesspeople -- to offer his investment outlook.

Five-star fund manager Kent Croft says investors can pump some profits into their portfolio through the power of natural gas. Read on for his sector insights -- and favorite natgas stocks.

Wall Street may have its doubters, but don't count Ted Parrish among them. The co-portfolio manager of the Henssler Equity Fund sees a bright horizon, and he's not reluctant to say so.

Not even the threat of recession -- prophesied by JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon -- can keep the market down Monday, said Jim Cramer. And the Mad Money mage named tech and retail stocks to ride the rally!

Coal is the one energy resource of which the United States has more than enough.  So how do you play it?  Coal analyst Paul Forward of Stifel Nicolaus is the person to ask.

These stocks are well-known, they're earning money, they're reasonably priced -- and David Scott, manager of the 4-star Chase Growth Fund, thinks investors ought to own them. PLUS: Scott offered Web-only recommendations for CNBC.com readers!

When will gasoline prices be coming down?  Never, says Benjamin Halliburton -- and the CIO of Tradition Capital Management has some ideas about how investors should play that projection.

Worried about your portfolio going south? Don't worry, advises Tom Del Zoppo. HSBC's head of cash equities for the Americas thinks that's the best place for at least part of it to go.

Recent gains in the markets have changed the valuation picture on a lot of stocks, but Jefferies managing director Art Hogan is constantly on the lookout for bargains, and he told CNBC about some stocks that are still steals.

As Israel celebrates 60 years of statehood, American investors may be looking to invest in shares of Israeli companies.  Haim Israel of Merrill Lynch in Jerusalem has some ideas about smaller companies that may have escaped the attention of U.S. investors.