Stephanie Landsman is one of the producers of CNBC's "Fast Money." Stephanie is a former TV reporter, local news producer and radio anchor/reporter. She holds a master's degree in broadcast journalism from Syracuse University's Newhouse School of Public Communications. Stephanie graduated from the State University of New York at Albany, cum laude. You can follow her on Twitter @stephlandsman.
Prudential Financial's Quincy Krosby has advice for investors: Let the stock market volatility work for you.
Technician Louise Yamada believes crude will move even lower.
"I don't think that we'll see a recovery before the end of 2018," according to tech investor Paul Meeks.
Wells Fargo's John LaForge sees gold rallying 8 percent in the coming months.
Long-time money manager Bob Doll is warning investors that stocks could breach October's correction lows.
Federated Investors' Steve Chiavarone says "we need to get through a period of volatility."
Why the idea of Washington gridlock may be the best thing that can happen to the market.
J.P. Morgan's Jason Hunter sees signs the latest correction is getting long in the tooth.
"There's a lot of anxiety," Robert Shiller says. "A lot of anger. I don't think this is easily grouped into past midterm elections."
President Reagan's OMB director warns a recession is closing in on Wall Street.
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