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Global stocks were higher Thursday and leaders from around the world met in London for the G20 summit, aiming to tackle the financial crisis and economic slowdown. On this positive note, experts tell CNBC various Asian markets are beginning to look attractive.
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Global stocks were mostly lower Wednesday, the first day of the second quarter, as political and finance leaders swarm to London for the G20 summit. Experts tell CNBC that we are still in a bear market, despite the recent rally, and advises investors to sell into these bear-market rallies.
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Plus, Cramer answers questions about gold’s historical underperformance and how big-money funds boost quarterly performance.
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Sure, the market saw some losses today. But that’s a good thing for investors.
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A federal judge in New York today granted a 30-day continuance in the case of Arthur Nadel, the 76-year-old Florida hedge fund manager accused in a "mini-Madoff" scheme.
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Global stocks were in the red Monday after a U.S. task force rejected turnaround plans for General Motors and Chrysler, sparking a fresh wave of risk aversion among investors. Experts tell CNBC how to invest throughout the credit crunch.
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Calpers, California’s public pension fund, told over two-dozen hedge fund managers this month that they could lose Calpers’ business unless it gets better terms such as changes in fee structures, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner asked Congress to bring hedge funds under Federal supervision for the first time Thursday. The Treasury chief wants funds to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission to increase transparency in the sector.
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This battle royale is benefiting tech in a big way.
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Last year 25 hedge fund managers made $11.6 billion in pay trading above the pain in the markets, the New York Times reports.
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Hedge funds and mutual funds have reconsidered their bearish sentiments now that the market is turning. Retail investors, take note.
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Some people say you should let an "expert" manage your money. We say those people are wrong.
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Cramer applauds Obama for taking much-needed action – actions the Mad Money host has been cheerleading for some time.
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The Federal Reserves recent bold moves are just what the market needs, Cramer says.
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The show celebrates its fourth anniversary this week. Cramer took the time to renew his vows, so to speak, to viewers.
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Madoff is now in jail at the Metropolitan Corrections Center, very near the Federal courthouse building where he made his plea. Here's what he faces in his new digs.
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Prosecutors will bring additional charges as warranted against Bernard Madoff or anyone else involved in the fraud that bilked investors of billions.
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The stock market is still an unsafe place for investors as quantitative easing, by which central banks boost the supply of money attempting to kick-start economies, is unlikely to work, Hugh Hendry, Chief Investment Officer at Eclectica, told CNBC.
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Universities are being run like hedge funds, Cramer says. And that's costing students big money.
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Even in today's mortgage market, one investor's toxic waste is another's opportunity. But it takes a strong stomach to play.
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Everyone thinks the market will zig when the Great Taper is announced. What if it zags?
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It's sex, drugs and swindle in Hollywood's latest depiction of Wall Street as the capital of villainy.
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A new proposal would have the Fed raise and lower payroll taxes to improve economic conditions.
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