Anything can happen between the bells of the trading day. 

But what happens during the last hour could be what matters most. CNBC's Closing Bell guides you through the most important hour of the trading day.

Faster than a New York minute, the Fast Money traders give you the information normally reserved for the Wall Street trading floor, enabling you to make decisions that can make you money.

The Fast Money five gives you the news, as only the savviest traders can, with an angle that you won’t see until tomorrow’s papers.

The show was created by former CNBC presenter Dylan Ratigan and the Vice President of Strategic Programming and Development at CNBC, Susan Krakower following the success of Jim Cramer's Mad Money.

Jim Cramer uses his expert market knowledge and vast contact book to guide viewers on how to think about the markets.

In his own words, Jim Cramer has written a 'Mad Money' manifesto;

For years I have been trying to help people like you, who own stocks and feel like they're on the outside looking in, become better investors. That's the mission statement, plain and simple. My job is not to tell you what to think, but to teach you how to think about the market like a pro. This show is not about picking stocks. It's not about giving you tips that will make you money overnight – tips are for waiters.

CNBC's Sue Herera, Tyler Mathisen and Michelle Caruso-Cabrera take you through the heart of the business day with intelligent and lively debate on the day’s biggest stories, whether they originate on Wall Street or in Washington.
 
Power Lunch delves into the economy, the markets, real estate, media and technology –- anywhere there’s money to be made.

Power Lunch also takes you outside the studio and into some of the hottest spots where news is being made, broadcasting live from conferences, trade shows and even restaurants where the real power lunches are taking place.

Squawk Box is the ultimate 'pre-market' morning news and talk program, where the biggest names in business and politics bring their most important stories.

Squawk's unique sense of street smarts and wit, mix business news with an unscripted and fast-paced exchange of banter.

Anchored by CNBC's Joe Kernen, Becky Quick and Carl Quintanilla, CNBC's signature morning program features reports from Washington, Silicon Valley, London and Hong Kong.

Mark Haines and Erin Burnett anchor from the New York Stock Exchange while David Faber contributes his award winning reporting from CNBC Global Headquarters.

Squawk on the Street gives viewers all the up-to-the minute news they need from every major market around the world.

The show not only reports the headlines of the day, it also puts world-class, top-rated market guests on the air to provide the instant analysis of all the market moving news.

Street Signs covers the top stories from Wall Street, Washington and the World with Erin Burnett. 

Hear the day's newsmakers, get analysis of the big headlines investors care about...and see the world with Street Signs.

The show comes to you live from the New York Stock Exchange and CNBC Global Headquarters and has broadcasted live from five continents.

90 minutes into the trading day, it's time to make The Call on the markets.

The Call is a full hour of analysis, discussion and debate now that the Opening Bell frenzy has died down.

It's the time to take a closer look at all the information floating around the market -- economic, corporate and political -- and decide how to play the rest of the day.

Wall Street and Washington come together for an exciting hour long discussion of business and politics on CNBC's The Kudlow Report.

Hosted by Larry Kudlow, this lively program features his unique perspective on business, politics and investing.

Kudlow brings his decades of experience in the stock market and politics to The Kudlow Report, as he hosts discussions and debates on politics and business.

Stay a step ahead of the action that big money follows and meet the power players who give you insight on how decisions are really made. 

Each day the Strategy Session team convenes for vigorous analysis, discussion and debate.

CNBC’s The Strategy Session, weekdays at 12p ET.