Following a surge in the financials sector in 2012, two analysts are divided over whether the stocks are now fully valued.
Despite "fiscal cliff" uncertainty, one pro sees as much as 10 percent upside for U.S. equities.
One analyst listed bank stocks he expects to rise and told CNBC that he sees the early stages of a capital markets recovery.
Despite strong sales early on, the "fiscal cliff" left shoppers hanging on the edge.
The same executives who hope you add $595 Manolo Blahniks to your holiday shopping list also want a spot in your grocery cart.
As ancient doomsday predictions draw near, hotels and restaurants are launching tongue-in-cheek promotions to profit from the fiery apocalypse forecasts surrounding Dec. 21, one Mayan Calendar's end date.