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• How to Manage Your 'Interest-Free Loan to Uncle Sam'

  

  Americans get an average tax refund of $2,700. If you don’t need that extra $225 a month, you can continue to treat your windfall as an interest-free loan to Uncle Sam.

• This Bull Market Gets No Respect—But Why?

  

  Why is this bull market, which has enabled the S&P; 500 to climb within 6 percent of its Oct. 9, 2007, all-time high of 1,565.15, so disrespected?

• Cramer: Boeing Is a Bear's Worst Nightmare

  

  The "Mad Money" host explains how action in Boeing's stock is a good sign for the stock market at large.

• Top ETFs for Earnings Season: Matt Hougan

  

  ETF investors are going risk-on into earnings season, Matt Hougan says.

• Four Ways to Protect Against the Debt Ceiling

  

  Investors used to navigating their way around Wall Street now have Washington to contend with as well.

• The Most ‘Dangerous’ Asset to Own Is...

  

  Adding to a rising chorus of analysts warning of a potential bond market crash in 2013 is David Roche, president of Independent Strategy, who points to the most "dangerous" asset to own.

• Your Next Buy: Greek Stocks?

  

  Peripheral European stocks, in particular Greece, are going to be the source of real value for investors, according to one analyst.

• Cramer Shocked by Goldman Sachs Revelation

  

  After poring through the latest earnings release from Goldman Sachs, Cramer was nothing short of shocked.

• Cramer: Has Joy Global Called the Bottom in China?

  

  Joy Global CEO Mike Sutherlin revealed new proprietary insights about China's economy closely followed by his company. Is growth back?

• A Bond Bonanza for Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase

  

  Goldman bond underwriting business revenues grew 50 percent. JPMorgan's 79 percent. Can they keep this up?

• HSBC Cuts 2013 Gold Forecast

  

  HSBC, which had forecasted gold prices would hit $2000 per ounce in the second-half of 2012, is now paring back its forecasts for 2013.

• Apple Stock Bottoms Here: Tom DeMark

  

  After turning bearish on Apple shares on Sept. 21, Tom DeMark of Market Studies says the bottom was in.

• Facebook Leaves Unanswered Questions: Max Wolff

  

  Facebook’s left out a few important details in its announcement, Max Wolff of Greencrest Capital says.

• Dell Buyout Has '50-50' Chance: Wilbur Ross

  

  There's a "50-50 chance" that Dell would be taken private — private equity billionaire Wilbur Ross told CNBC Tuesday, in reaction to reports that the computer maker is in talks with PE firms about a potential $20 billion-plus buyout.

• Cramer: This Move Is in Its Infancy

  

  According to Cramer a shift is underway. You’d best position for it now.

• Apple Stock Losing 80 Percent?: Schatz

  

  Apple stock prices could lose 50 to 80 percent of its value from a high of $705, Heritage Capital President Paul Schatz says.

• Dawn of the 'Crexit,' but You May Have Missed Out

  

  Investors are turning optimistic on stocks, with inflows into equity funds hitting a five-year high as Deutsche Bank suggests 2013 could spell the "dawn of the post-crisis era."

• Why Platinum May Be Fast Becoming the New Gold

  

  Platinum is set to reach parity with gold after rallies in recent weeks sent the metal's discount to gold to its narrowest in nine months, but it may be too early to declare platinum's comeback since economic recovery remains weak, especially in Europe.

• Traders Bet on New Highs for Lowe's

  

  Lowe's shares have never reached $40, but one long-term trader is betting that they will climb to that level by early next year.

• Investors Back Into Stocks? Market Will 'Hit a Brick Wall'

  

  If mom-and-pop investors are always the last ones to the stock party, it may be time to call a cab.