Why the Dollar Love Now?: NBC's Brian More discusses Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner's comments on the US dollar today. Dan Greenhaus, Miller Tabak, and Brian Wesbury, First Trust, discuss what they expect to hear from the Fed tomorrow.
Countdown to the Fed: A preview of the first ever Fed press conference tomorrow and how investors can position themselves ahead of the big day, with Quintin Primo, Capri Capital Partners; Dan Greenhaus, Miller Tabak; Randy Bateman, Huntington Huntington Situs Trust Fund, and Malcolm Gissen, Malcolm H. Gissen and Associates.
Economic Recovery vs. Weak Wages: John Challenger, Challenger, Gray & Christmas CEO, and Dan Greenhaus, Miller Tabak chief economic strategist, with analysis on where the economy in heading, despite stagnant wages and weak employment numbers.
S&P: US Outlook Negative: Dan Greenhaus, Miller Tabak market analyst, sheds insight on S&P's negative outlook on the US economy but maintains its AAA rating.
Economy: Better Than You Think?: Even though Americans believe the economy is getting worse, according to the CNBC All-American Economic Survey, things might not be as grim as they seem, reports CNBC's Steve Liesman. A big reason for the pessimism is rising prices for food and fuel.
Is Big Inflation Brewing?: Are we headed for an inflationary crunch in the U.S. economy? Dan Greenhaus, Miller Tabak + Co. and Arthur Laffer, Laffer Associates, weigh in.
Buy Japan Now?: Sharon Epperson says traders need to be nimble in the commodities trade, and Peter Boockvar, Miller Tabak, assesses whether Japanese stocks could be a bargain despite the worst selloff in two years.
Long-Term Gridlock Bad for Markets: Economist: Dan Greenhaus, chief economic strategist at Miller Tabak, tells the "Fast Money" traders why long-term gridlock in Washington is bad for the markets.
Investors Bet on Inflation: Discussing whether now is the time to brace for inflation, with Dan Greenhaus, Miller Tabak and Michael Pento, Euro Pacific.
Continental Austerity Rift: Protests against government austerity measures are cropping up again across Europe. Peter Boockvar, of Miller Tabak, and "The Strategy Session" hosts discuss how much of a threat this poses to the economy.
Currency Report: What to Watch For - How to play a weak dollar, with David Goldman, First Things Magazine; Dan Greenhaus, Miller Tabak and CNBC's Eamon Javers.
The Market Rebound: Investors are hoping the market rebound carries into this week, with Liz Ann Sonders, Charles Schwab, and Dan Greenhaus, Miller Tabak.
Is M&A about to heat up in the biotech space? Les Funtleyder, of Miller Tabak, and Seamus Fernandez, of Leerink Swann, share there thoughts on this and their stock picks.
Peter Boockvar, equities strategist at Miller Tabak & Co., says uncertainties over policy changes from Washington are hindering companies' long-term investment decisions. He shares his views, with CNBC's Martin Soong, Karen Tso and Sri Jegarajah.
The U.S. economy is slowing down and the earnings season will reflect limited visibility for companies in the second half, says Peter Boockvar, equities strategist at Miller Tabak & Co. He talks to CNBC's Martin Soong, Karen Tso and Sri Jegarajah.
Looking ahead in the markets, with Tony Crescenzi, Pimco Sr. VP, Market Strategist & Portfolio Manager and Dan Greenhaus, Miller Tabak + Co. Chief Economic Strategist.
What to expect from this month's employment numbers, with Mark Zandi, Moody's Analytics; Dan Greenhaus, Miller Tabak; Bob Barbera, ITG; and CNBC's Steve Liesman.
The uncertainty surrounding the US financial reform bill is causing nervousness in the markets, Dan Greenhaus from Miller Tabak said Thursday. The turnaround in the proposed dropping derivatives operations spinout is encouraging, he added.
There are headwinds coming "over the hill" for the economy, Dan Greenhaus from Miller Tabak told CNBC Thursday. The unwinding of Fed policy could cause disruption, he added.
Fed Chief's Impact on Wall Street: Dan Greenhaus, chief economic strategist at Miller Tabak, on what Wall Street needs to hear from Federal Reserve Chief Ben Bernanke.
Treasury will auction $21 billion of 10-year notes Wednesday. Steve Wieting, of Citigroup; Dan Greenhaus, of Miller Tabak; Byron Wien, of Blackstone; and CNBC's Steve Liesman discuss.
The Market Rebound: The blue-chip rally has been making a slow and steady push, but will this push continue? Patricia Chadwick, of Ravengate Partners; Dan Greenhaus, of Miller Tabak; and Tony Crescenzi, of Pimco, share their insight.
