Market Outlook
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Evan Lucas, Market Strategist at IG says if JGBs fall further, questions will be asked about asset quality and could see downgrades to banks.
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Discussing the soft economy, European debt and the outlook for the market, with Steve Massocca, Wedbush Securities, and Andre Julian, OpVest.
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Four strategies for recession-proofing your portfolio, with Bob Phillips, Spectrum Management Group.
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A look at what it will take to get retail investors back into the market, with Jonathan Golub, UBS chief US equity strategist.
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A look at unusual activity in the poultry producer's stock, and The Fast Money traders weigh in on which trades to put down today.
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VF Corp announces it will snatch up boot maker Timberland for $2 billion; and The Fast Money traders weigh in on today's top trades.
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James Paulsen, Wells Capital Management; Alan Valdes, DME Securities; Matt Shapiro, MWS Capital, discuss whether the Dow will bounce back after 6 weeks of losses.
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How to trade the week ahead, with Peter Yastrow, Yastrow & Origer , and Steve Grasso, Stuart Frankel.
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"Last week was one-step forward and four steps back," says Scott Nations, Nationshares. "Even the good news, like smaller capital requirements for banks was really narrowly focused."
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Ed Keon, Quantitative Management Associates, discusses what's behind the sixth-straight losing week. "[Earnings] expectations are still too high," he says.
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John Brady, MF Global, and Stephen Schork, The Schork Report, discuss the recent string of losses in markets and whether the pullback will continue. "We are absolutely suckle wind in this economy," says Schork.
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Swedish construction company Skanska is expanding to Romania, banking on growth potential and infrastructure needs in the European Union's newest member, Skanska Executive Vice President Roman Wieczorek told CNBC.com.
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Banks and foreign governments are mounting an increasingly desperate push against a sweeping US tax law that will force overseas institutions to report their American clients to the Internal Revenue Service, reported the FT.
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Amazon and Ebay, two of the biggest names in online retail, have staked out contrary positions in a debate over the taxation of US internet shopping, which enables many buyers to escape paying sales tax, reported the FT.
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The pain is not going to stop until the facts change for the better, says Mad Money host Jim Cramer. "We need to watch for anything that might make us feel like things are getting better," he adds.
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A look at what's driving the markets and where to find the best investment opportunities, with Hank Smith, Haverford Investments, and Jack Ablin, Harris Private Bank.
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The CNBC team takes a look at the fear factor in the markets and whether Wall Street is headed for a major downturn in the second half of the year, with Ron Insana, Steve Liesman, Sue Herera and Michelle Caruso-Cabrera.
