An investment in Facebook is also an investment in its founder. Christine Romans asks Jessi Hempel whether investors should bet on Mark Zuckerberg.

With Facebook's share price back to where it opened, Ali Velshi asks three professional investors whether it still makes sense for the regular investor to buy.

Dave Morin, an early member of the Facebook team and co-founder of Path, tells Ali Velshi that the Facebook platform will be a major driver of the company's future success.

Ali Velshi asks three investment specialists how much the average joe should pay for Facebook stock.

John King and Ali Velshi discuss Mitt Romney's statement about his role in the auto industry recovery.

Henry Blodget and Ali Velshi discuss Mark Zuckerberg's decision to skip investor meetings and court Wall Street while wearing a hoodie.

The inventor of the Dyson vacuum tells Ali Velshi how to bring manufacturing jobs back to western countries and explains how to get children interested in engineering.

The debt gap between top earners and everyone else continues to grow. Diane Swonk and Ken Rogoff explain why personal debt matters to the broader economy.

CNN will cover President Obama's campaign kickoff event at 1pm ET.

Join us at 2pm ET for Your Money. We'll break down the latest jobs report and we'll explain how your personal debt affects the broader U.S. economy. Economists Paul Krugman and Christina Romer will give their takes on whether the U.S. should cut back on spending and Sir James Dyson will make a push to bring back manufacturing and get children involved in engineering.

Tomorrow, join us at 3pm ET for a special live show. Europe's problems could decide the U.S. presidential election. We'll have reporters around the world covering the French and Greek elections and explaining what it means for your money.

Facebook could raise up to $13.6B from its initial public offering. Matt McCall tells Ali Velshi how investors can purchase shares.