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90 Seconds with Art Cashin: Greek Deal Not Affecting Markets Yet

CNBC's Bob Pisani and Art Cashin, of UBS, discuss the markets' lack of response to the Greek deal. Cashin asks what will happen when the election comes around in April, as Greeks are already crying about austerity.

90 Seconds with Art Cashin: Can Draghi Help Greece? 08 Feb 2012
CNBC's Bob Pisani and Art Cashin, of UBS, discuss the market drop and concerns the ECB's Draghi may not be able to help Greece.

90 Seconds with Art Cashin: Bernanke's Sigh of Relief Rally

07 Feb 2012

CNBC's Bob Pisani and Art Cashin, of UBS, discuss a down dollar, the up euro and the reasons behind the mini rally. People are realizing Greece doesn't have a payment due till March, and after Bernanke's testimony, there was a sigh of relief rally.

Cramer: 'Where's the SEC' on 'Absurd' IPO?

07 Feb 2012

CNBC's Jim Cramer, David Faber and Bob Pisani discuss the planned $18 million IPO of Caesars Entertainment. Cramer calls it absurd, and asks, "Where¿s the SEC?"

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Stocks Rally On Dr Doom's Encouraging Words

Published: Thursday, 16 Jul 2009 | 4:09 PM ET

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By: Bob Pisani
Reporter

Stocks were moving sideways...until midday, when famously bearish economist Nouriel Roubini came out and said that the "worst is behind us in terms of economic and financial conditions." The Dow rallied over 100 points on that news...

A rally on that? But Roubini was famously bearish at the right moment several years ago, and is widely followed. Roubini less bearish is notable news.

More notable is the slow trickle of modestly positive news this week...from Intel [INTC Loading... () ] and Goldman Sachs [GS Loading... () ] on earnings, and from economic news like Industrial Production, which declined less than expected. True...some companies like Marriott [MAR Loading... () ] are disappointing, but that is a sector that few are expecting big moves from.

And what about CIT [CIT Loading... () ]? The government has given up its $2.3 billion investment, told them there would be no more money, and the Street....yawns.