Bruno J. Navarro
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Stocks held their recent gains after Friday’s better-than-expected U.S. jobs report, suggesting higher market levels ahead, “Fast Money” traders said on CNBC.
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At the $14 level, shares of Hewlett-Packard present a strong opportunity for the long-term investor, Paul Meeks of Saturna Capital said Friday on CNBC.
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The trend toward healthy eating is here to stay, Hain Celestial CEO Irwin Simon said Thursday on CNBC.
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Different presidential election outcomes would benefit different health care stocks, Bernstein analyst Ana Gupte said Thursday on CNBC.
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Retailers saw a slowdown last month from August sales, but a few names performed better, former Staples CEO Tom Stemberg told CNBC on Thursday.
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Despite worries about all the factors that could derail the U.S. economy, strong earnings look to push the S&P 500 toward 1,565 by year-end, Ed Yardeni of Yardeni Research told CNBC on Thursday.
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A good zinger by Republican candidate Mitt Romney against President Obama in Wednesday’s debate could send gold lower, Jeff Kilburg of Killir Kapital Management said on CNBC’s “Fast Money.”
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Microsoft remains an innovator that won’t be bogged down by headwinds facing other names in the PC space, PIMCO Head of Global Equity Strategy Neel Kashkari said Wednesday on CNBC.
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The upcoming release of the iPad Mini raises the question of what it will do to Apple’s profit margins, Business Insider CEO Henry Blodget said Wednesday on CNBC.
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A $13-per-share spike in the price of Kraft shares at Wednesday’s market open sent traders looking for answers, and Nanex founder Eric Hunsader told CNBC he was concerned about the impact of high-frequency trading.