Analyst Interviews
Facebook has shown it can monetize mobile and retain users, says Mark Mahaney, RBC Capital Markets analyst, who explains why he upgraded the social media company to outperform with a $32 price target. |
Paul Swinand, Morningstar analyst, breaks down the retailer's first quarter results and suggests possible turnaround strategies for the company. |
Colin McGranahan, Sanford Bernstein analyst, has the play on the world's largest retailer after a disappointing earnings report and forecast put pressure on the stock. |
Colin Rusch, Northland Capital Markets' Colin Rusch raised his price target on the automaker from $50 last week to $95 today. |
Colin Sebastian, RW Baird analyst, explains why he raised the price target on the stock from $830 to over a thousand dollars. |
Joe Feldma, an analyst with Telsey Advisory Group, breaks down the retailer's first-quarter numbers and weighs in on the company's outlook. |
"They executed and that's what the value investor wants to see here," said Brian White, Topeka Capital Markets analyst, breaking down the tech titan's better-than-expected third quarter results. |
JC Penney's real estate is valued at roughly the same as its market cap. Matthew Boss, retail analyst at JPMorgan, weighs in. |
Ann Duignan, JPMorgan analyst, weighs in with her forecast on the machinery manufacturer, and explains why she has a neutral rating and $91 price target on the stock. |
Liz Dunn, Macquarie Capital analyst, has the play on the retailer's strong sales and explains why she has a neutral rating on the stock and $42 price target. |
Brian White, Topeka Capital Markets analyst, discusses why he thinks it's going to be a "tough sales quarter and a tough sales outlook" for the tech giant. |
James Gorman got his pay approved despite the stock's performance during his tenure. CNBC's Mary Thompson provides highlights from the big bank's shareholder meeting, with Mike Mayo, Credit Agricole Securities bank analyst. |
Apple is a value stock and not a growth stock, says Enis Taner, Global Macro Editor at RiskReversal.com. |
Mark Newton, Greywolf Execution Partners analyst, checks the charts to see if the Nasdaq has more upside potential. |
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A bull and bear play on the movie streaming company, with Michael Pachter, Wedbush Securities analyst; and Barton Crockett, Lazard Capital Markets analyst. |
Doug Freedman, analyst at RBC Capital Markets, discusses whether it's time to bet on Intel. |
Carl Icahn is taking direct aim at Dell and Silverlake's $13.65 offer to take the company private, with Carr Lanphier, analyst at Morningstar, and CNBC's Herb Greenberg. |
Carl Icahn, chairman of Icahn Enterprises, says the PC business is going down, but still there is lots of potential in synergies. |
David Strasser, Janney Capital Markets analyst explains why the big box store is outperforming the internet retail giant. |
Tom White, Macquarie Research analyst, explains why he is overall "optimistic" about the internet travel company's growth prospects. |
The big banks are battling back against Washington's rally for more regulation, reports CNBC's Kayla Tausche. Paul Miller, FBR Capital Markets, and Brian Gardner, Keefe Bruyette & Woods, discuss. |
Sony is posting its first annual profit in five years. Daniel Ernst, Hudson Square Research Inc, weighs in. |
Jeff Gundlach, DoubleLine Capital CEO & CIO, says anything with a yield on it will be more valuable going forward. |
Melco Crown Entertainment earnings missed expectations. David Bain, Sterne Agee, explains why the stock remains his top pick. |
Where the markets are headed, and the impact from the Fed, with Nouriel Roubini, Roubini Global Economics. |
Tough economic conditions around the world is putting pressure on sales, says David Palmer, UBS analyst, explaining how to play McDonald's outlook. |
Janney Montgomery Scott analyst Tony Wible shares his trade on the "House of Mouse." |
Barton Crockett, Lazard Capital Markets analyst, has the play on the media giant's second-quarter earnings. |
First Solar's Q1 profit fell short of expectations, and the stock is down more than 9 percent. Gordon Johnson, Axiom Capital Management, weighs in. |
