Blackstone's Joseph Zidle warns many investors are stuck in the wrong trade.
Invesco's Kristina Hooper sees trouble brewing around the trade war and economic policy.
Treasury yields have been in a summer lull since hitting their highest level since 2011 in May. Autumn should pave the way for a renewed push higher in yields, according to one top strategist.
Again Capital's John Kilduff sees Iran sanctions and U.S. driver demand for fuel among the chief factors pushing oil prices higher.
Wall Street just ended its best August in years. It doesn't get much better than this, according to one strategist, and that's the problem.
CFRA's Sam Stovall predicts stocks will break more records this fall.
Federated Investors' Phil Orlando sees a high probability stocks will stumble 5 to 8 percent in the coming weeks.
As Wall Street embraces the longest U.S. bull market in history, Bleakley Advisory Group's Peter Boockvar is focusing on what could disrupt it.
Long-time technician Ralph Acampora says the Dow's charts are flashing two bullish signs heading into autumn.
Former OMB director David Stockman, who served in the Reagan administration, sees a jolt for the ages approaching Wall Street.
Wells Fargo Securities has a new message for investors: Hold on tight.
Crude oil prices just posted their longest losing streak in three years, and one veteran oil watcher says there could be much more volatility ahead.
Jack Ablin cites easy money's resurgence as a reason to get more bullish on stocks.
While oil traders are focused on the impact of Iranian exports coming out of circulation, they are missing a greater catalyst that could disrupt global markets, says one expert.
Ned Davis Research’s Ed Clissold sees a strong 2018 stock market finish but trouble brewing on the earnings front next year.
PNC Financial’s Jeffrey Mills says "stay long, just make sure you have your seat belts fastened."
One technician says there could be trouble in the charts for bitcoin.
Bitcoin is off the wagon, again. The cryptocurrency has plunged more than 7 percent in the last week, now trading just above $7,500. Despite the drop, one crypto trader says the sell-off is only temporary.
SIT Investment Associates' Bryce Doty says Treasury yields could invert faster than Wall Street anticipates.
Bank of America-Merrill Lynch’s Paul Ciana makes the case to go long commodities and short bonds.
The Bleakley Advisory Group's Peter Boockvar sees "early tremors" in the global bond market.
Bitcoin back above $7,000 has crypto bulls believing in the rally again. To one crypto expert, the leading cryptocurrency’s long-term move could be stratospheric.
Mayflower Advisors’ Larry Glazer believes investors are getting stuck in a losing trade.
Investors appear to be warming up to a somewhat overlooked area of the fixed income market.
This market is in the “biggest bubble in the history of mankind” and, when it bursts, it could cut the stock market in half, says Ron Paul.
Godfather of the charts Ralph Acampora sees the Dow headed back to records.
One bitcoin bear is holding out for change in the crypto market before he turns bullish.
Invesco's Kristina Hooper believes Wall Street should brace for trouble.
A month ago veteran technician Louise Yamada called for gold prices to drop to as low as $1,250 an ounce. The call turned out to be golden.
Oil Price Information Service's Tom Kloza gives CNBC's "Futures Now" an exclusive sneak peek into his second half oil and gasoline forecast research note.
Blackstone’s Joseph Zidle believes not enough investors are positioned for growing inflation.
Invesco’s Kristina Hooper expects a strong September to give way to volatility and a sell-off.
Again Capital’s John Kilduff sees Iran sanctions and U.S. driver demand pushing oil prices higher.
“We could end up being much higher than we anticipate,” CFRA’s Sam Stovall says
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