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John Wraith, fixed income strategist at BofA Merrill Lynch Global, tells CNBC that it's been widely assumed Ben Bernanke would leave at the end of this term and Janet Yellen would replace him.
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CNBC's Bob Pisani and Art Cashin, of UBS, discuss the finance ministers meeting tomorrow to discuss the European crisis. Cashin adds, "we thought we had tiptoed past it."
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David Baskin, Baskin Financial Services, and Anton Schutz, Mendon Capital Advisors, discuss opportunity in banks across the U.S.-Canadian border.
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Fast Money's Scott Wapner offers a roundup of major market action, including China, crude and more.
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Mike Murphy, Rosecliff Capital, says Tyco continues to unlock value for shareholders. Meanwhile, the Fast Money traders discuss China's stock market in light of some recent disappointing data.
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Materials and energy stocks lead the selloff, with the Fast Money traders. Dick Bove, Rochdale Securities, also explains why he likes the banks.
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Weighing in on the Federal Reserve's role in lending, unemployment, and where the markets are headed, with Maury Harris, UBS Investment Research chief U.S. economist.
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Mad Money host Jim Cramer explains why he doesn't think the market's recent strength is a result of actions taken by Bernanke and the Fed.
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Shawn Matthews, Cantor Fitzgerald CEO, offers his view on interest rates, growth at Cantor and fixed-income opportunities for investors.
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Bill Gross, PIMCO founder & co-CIO, discusses the types of high-quality bonds he finds attractive now.
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Stephen Weiss, Fast Money contributor, explains why he shorted U.S. Steel on March 5. And Michael Widner, of Stifel Nicolaus, answers whether Lennar is the "best in breed" among homebuilders.
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Apple has hit a new year-high 27 times in 2012. Should you stick with the stock? The Fast Money traders weigh in. They also discuss, Starbucks, Nike, Chipotle and TJX. Meanwhile, Craig Maurer, analyst at CLSA, offers his view on American Express.
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CNBC's Bob Pisani and Art Cashin, of UBS, discuss Lennar reporting an increase of orders by 33 percent, calling it a "sigh of relief," but improvement could just be in certain regions. Cashin adds, the data that dictates Fed monetary policy include housing and payroll.
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The Fed is still at a point in the cycle where the balance of risks are to an economy that slows so they will not normalize rates, says CNBC's John Brady, R.J. O'Brien.
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Uwe Parpart, Managing Director, Reorient Financial Markets, says the Federal Reserve will take more easing actions. He adds the U.S. should shift to an investment and export-led economy for sustainable growth.
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Keith McCullough, Hedgeye Risk Management, and Art Hogan, Lazard Capital Markets, discuss the impact of Bernanke's comments on the markets, and the falling dollar.
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James Bullard, President, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, explains why he thinks more easing could be detrimental to the economy. Jim Walker joins in the discussion.
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James Bullard, President, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, explains why he thinks a third round of quantitative easing is unnecessary and says the U.S. economy has been performing better over the past six months.
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Stephen Wood, Chief Market Strategist, Russell Investments, discusses the U.S. labor market following comments from Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke downplaying recent strong jobs data.
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Peter Schiff, Euro Pacific Capital president, discusses Fed chairman, Ben Bernanke's comments on U.S. monetary policies and the impact on stocks, housing, and oil prices, and how to trade it, with the Fast Money crew.
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