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• Halftime: Never Short Oil In 2011? Tuesday, 11 Jan 2011 | 1:46 PM ET

  Joe Terranova of Virtus Investment Partners explains why and defends his argument against Veracruz founder Steve Cortes.

• Halftime: Verizon iPhone To Drag Down Verizon Stock 10%? Tuesday, 11 Jan 2011 | 1:23 PM ET

  You’d think that after months of speculation, the introduction of the iPhone on the Verizon network would send the Street jumping for joy. But VZ is selling off...

• Halftime—Dennis Gartman: Euro Crisis a 'Virulent Disease' Monday, 10 Jan 2011 | 1:41 PM ET

  Dennis Gartman, founder of "The Gartman Letter," said he still expects the euro to split into two currencies.

• Halftime: Stealth Apple Winner? Monday, 10 Jan 2011 | 1:11 PM ET

  Apple hit fresh all time highs in anticipation of Verizon’s iPhone announcement on Tuesday, but we're hearing there may be a better place to put money to work.

• Halftime: With Hot Kinect Sales, Is Microsoft a Buy? Friday, 7 Jan 2011 | 1:49 PM ET

  The "Fast Money" traders debate whether strong sales of the popular Xbox gaming system is enough to move the needle for MSFT.

• Halftime: String of Catalysts To Move Energy Stocks? Friday, 7 Jan 2011 | 1:33 PM ET

  Developments in the energy sector could be market moving but investors may have been too focussed on the jobs report to notice.

• Flurry of New Gadgets to Drive Chip Stocks? Thursday, 6 Jan 2011 | 1:36 PM ET

  

  While much of the market was focused on weakness in the Dow and S&P 500, the Fast traders were very impressed by gains in the semiconductor space.

• Halftime—Analyst: 4 Retail Names To Buy On This Dip Thursday, 6 Jan 2011 | 1:29 PM ET

  Deborah Weinswig, a top retail analyst at Citigroup, reveals which stocks are worth looking at on this pullback.

• Halftime: What John Boehner Means for Wall Street Wednesday, 5 Jan 2011 | 1:43 PM ET

  A highly regarded legislative analyst and the "Fast Money" traders discuss what impact the newly elected U.S. House speaker might have.

• Halftime: Is M&A Becoming Major Market Theme? Wednesday, 5 Jan 2011 | 1:21 PM ET

  The Fast Money traders are closely watching the flurry of deal making in both tech & retail. Is M&A becoming a theme in the market?

• Halftime: The Better of the 2 Motorola Spinoffs Tuesday, 4 Jan 2011 | 1:48 PM ET

  With the Motorola spinoffs having started trading, the "Fast Money" desk debates which is the better trade.

• Gartman: Jitters Trigged By Gold Sell-Off Way Overblown Tuesday, 4 Jan 2011 | 1:12 PM ET

  Of all the declines on Tuesday, nothing seems to have rattled investors quite as much as the decline in gold. But Dennis Gartman says to breathe easy.

• Halftime—Jon Najarian: Leveraged Buyout Talk Driving This Name Monday, 3 Jan 2011 | 2:11 PM ET

  Takeover speculation stirred up an "awful lot" of options activity in this semiconductor, according to "DRJ."

• Peter Schiff Warns Housing Poses Problems in 2011 Friday, 31 Dec 2010 | 5:57 PM ET

  

  If you're bullish, Peter Schiff of Euro Pacific Capital has some very sobering words for you.

• Halftime: Bulls Have Momentum To Drive Gains in 2011? Friday, 31 Dec 2010 | 1:26 PM ET

  With stocks teetering on either side of break even, are we looking at consolidation before the next leg of gains? Or are the bulls done?

• Peter Schiff: Home Prices To Fall Another 20% Thursday, 30 Dec 2010 | 1:45 PM ET

  

  If the housing market is the wild card in our recovery, this can't be good.

• Halftime: Is Recovery This Priced In? Thursday, 30 Dec 2010 | 1:13 PM ET

  Why didn't a series of better-than-expected economic reports spark buying? The data was clearly bullish.

• Halftime: Rightfully Optimistic Or Way Too Complacent? Wednesday, 29 Dec 2010 | 1:35 PM ET

  Is widespread stock market optimism well founded? Or are investors blindly following bulls off a cliff?

• Halftime: $3 Gas To Derail Recovery, Markets? Tuesday, 28 Dec 2010 | 1:50 PM ET

  

  It seems investors are just shrugging off higher prices at the pump. How long until they derail the fragile recovery?

• Halftime: Did China Just Kill Our Bull Market? Monday, 27 Dec 2010 | 1:37 PM ET

  After China’s unexpected rate hike, investors are wondering if Beijing will sacrifice market gains to keep prices in China from increasing too quickly.