Home prices hit a 10-year low.  Natural gas prices hit a 10-year low.  And for-profit education company Apollo Group turns in disappointing earnings.  

The Hunger Games has a huge opening weekend at the box office.  Our analysts talk about what it means for investors and delve into some of the day's other business stories.

McDonald's CEO steps down.  Fedex delivers earnings.  And Kraft picks a new name for its snack business.

 Oracle reports better-than-expected earnings.  General Mills disappoints.  And soft drink makers lose some fizz. 

Our analysts discuss two stocks that are undervalued, two stocks that are overvalued, and two financial stories that have been overlooked.

Apple announces that it will issue a dividend and buy back shares.   And UPS makes a big buy.

Cisco makes a big move into video.  Google tries to replace the ring tone.  And PayPal cracks down on March Madness betting.

The Fed releases results of stress tests on the largest U.S. banks.   Our analysts talk about what it means for investors and share a few stress test-worthy stock ideas.  

Who will win the battle for your television?  What does the latest news on fracking mean for natural gas stocks?  Will investors get burned by Amazon’s Kindle Fire?

On today's MarketFoolery, we tackle some listener emails and talk Canadian companies, portfolio allocation, and monopoly businesses.