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Mad Money host Jim Cramer explains why CVS is the better drug store to own, when compared with Rite Aid. Also, a look at the potential merger between Sprint and SoftBank.
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Scott Redler, Chief Strategic Officer at T3live.com, says the Fed is trying to gauge the market sentiment and reaction to its potential QE tapering and volatility is just a byproduct investors must embrace.
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Mad Money host Jim Cramer weighs in on portfolio strategies for the whole family.
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How to play Aruba Networks, Archer Daniels and other stocks, with the FM traders.
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Toyota is hosting its annual shareholder meeting on Friday, and June consumer sentiment is out in the morning, with the FM traders.
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Nomura is not giving up on Abenomics, with CNBC's Sri Jegarajah; and discussing whether emerging market debt is the latest ticking time bomb, with Larry McDonald, Newedge. "The side effects of QE are manifesting themselves around the world," says McDonald.
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Quantitative easing has created a conundrum and a climate that's "the opposite of capitalism," Larry McDonald of Newedge says.
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Disney's "Man of Steel" hits theaters on Friday. How to play the stock now, with the FM traders.
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How to play the latest IPO Coty, with the FM traders; and Apple is reportedly working on launching new iPhone variants, with bigger screens, and cheaper price tags. Steve Milunovich, UBS, weighs in.
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Looking ahead to Friday's trading day, with Jason Lilly, Rockland Trust Investment Group; Telly Zachariades, Valence Group Partner; and Anthem Blanchard, Anthem Vault CEO.
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Discussing the global market action, with John Spallanzani, GFI Group, and John Nyarad, Wall Street Sector Selector Publisher.
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Dissecting today's rally, with CNBC's Bob Pisani, Jeff Cox and Rick Santelli; Heather Hughes, SunAmerica Funds; and Doug Sandler, Riverfront Investment Group. "There is a lot of hope for the second half of the year that the economy will pick up where the Fed will leave off," says Cox.
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CNBC's Sharon Epperson discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. Traders are waiting to see how the Iranian elections go.
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Will it be a June swoon? Dissecting the fall in Japan and an increase in volatility in the markets, with Dan McMahon, Raymond James, and Mark Otto, Knight Capital.
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CNBC's Josh Lipton discusses three stocks to watch, including Restoration Hardware, which beat and provided better-than-expected guidance. Casey's General Store reported earnings that were short, while revenue was in line with estimates. Also, Toyota holds its annual meeting and will discuss executive compensation.
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Discussing how rising interest rates are impacting the economy, with Michael Gayed, Pension Partners; Warren Meyers, DME Securities; Hank Smith, Haverford Investments; and CNBC's Rick Santelli.
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CNBC's Steve Liesman, discusses America's energy boom and how it is changing the markets and the world.
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Insight on the trend reversal in the market today, with Kenny Polcari, O'Neil Securities, and CNBC's Bob Pisani.
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There may be a short-term rebound in iron ore spot prices, reports CNBC's Josh Lipton. And, the FMHR traders reveal their final trades of the hour.
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CNBC's Simon Hobbs reports on all the market moving events in Europe today, as upbeat economic reports from the U.S. sent stocks higher.
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