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Apple shares could open up next week, Market Studies CEO Tom DeMark says.
Sector rotation appears healthy, even if it meant a modest pullback in the S&P 500, Josh Brown of Fusion Analytics says.
Apple's R&D spending suggests that it has plenty of coolness left, Josh Brown of Fusion Analytics says.
Call them the "Bickering Billionaires," two financial titans who squared off in a breathtaking, unforgettable smackdown Friday on CNBC.
Bill Ackman/Carl Icahn clash was so mesmerizing that virtually all productivity on Wall Street stopped. Twitter lit up with reactions, and CNBC started trending.
Billionaire activist investors Carl Icahn and Bill Ackman trade criticism over Herbalife and beyond.
The economy's "better than we think," Birinyi Associates President Laszlo Birinyi says.
Apple earnings will give investors two things to watch: iPhone sales and gross margins, Toni Sacconaghi of Sanford Bernstein says.
Apple rally even if it posts a quarterly loss, Enis Taner of RiskReversal.com says.
The popularity of "Gangnam Style" bodes well for YouTube's parent company, Google, OptionMonster co-founder Jon Najarian says.
Apple options trading action suggests a move higher, OptionMonster's Jon Najarian says.
Two factors prevent Google shares from being a "buy," Colin Gillis of BGC Partners says.
As the Dow transports hit an all-time high, it's time to pull back on specific stocks, Stuart Frankel's Steve Grasso says.
Amid the blitz of quarterly earnings reports, "Fast Money" trader Joe Terranova says he's watching one stock.
Stephen Weiss of Short Hills Capital vehemently takes issue with Rutledge Capital Chairman John Rutledge's assessment of the China trade. (1:49)
Forget the "fascination" with buying the bottom in Apple stock, Pete Najarian says.
A few scenarios could mean "a cold shower" for investors, Mike Santoli of Yahoo! Finance says.
A variety of positive economic factors in the United States and abroad means good things for stocks, Stephen Weiss says.
A confluence of factors suggests the Dow is heading for a 20 percent decline this year, Citi FX Technicals Global Head Tom Fitzpatrick says.
As Americans feel better about housing, other stocks in the food chain could benefit, Stephanie Link says.
Problems with the Boeing 787 Dreamliner means Rosecliff Capital's Mike Murphy was not a buyer.
Wapner is an award-winning reporter and the host of "Fast Money Halftime Report." He has also reported documentaries for CNBC.
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