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Rounding up this week's market action, with Amy Wu, RBC Capital Markets; Sameer Samana, Wells Fargo Advisors; Ryan Lewenza, TD; and Peter Sorrentino, Huntington Asset Advisors.
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Rounding up this week's market action, with Amy Wu, RBC Capital Markets; Sameer Samana, Wells Fargo Advisors; Ryan Lewenza, TD; and Peter Sorrentino, Huntington Asset Advisors.
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David Darst, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management and Jeff Kleintop, LPL Financial, discuss market opportunities to help kick off your summer investing. "Buy some health care, and get some energy into the portfolio," says Darst.
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Looking ahead to tomorrow's trading day, with Eric Marshall, Hodges Capital Management; Sandy Villere, Villere & Company; and Steven Rosen, Societe Generale.
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Japan suffered its worst 1-day loss in more than 2 years, but the Nikkei is still up about 40 percent this year. Walter Zimmerman, United-ICAP says this type of drop could occur in the U.S., while Darren Wolfberg, BNP Paribas, doesn't think so.
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What the current market says about the year ahead, with Erik Ristuben, Russell Investments; Heather Hughes, SunAmerica Funds; Paul Christopher, Wells Fargo Advisors; Warren Meyers, DME Securities.
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Discussing the market sell off, and whether you should buy on the dip, with David Seaburg, Cowen & Company. "People are so convinced this market is headed higher," he says.
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Is there evidence to trust the "buy on the dip" mentality? Gordon Charlop, Rosenblatt Securities; James Ramelli, Keene on the Markets; and Jeff Grossman, BRG Brokerage Inc., share their opinions.
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CNBC's Bob Pisani reports on NextEra Energy's statement on this morning's erratic stock trading.
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The last time the market experienced so many highs, there was a 4.5 percent correction. Jonathan Krinsky, Miller Tabak, discusses his take on the trading action and why he feels too many stocks are hitting 52-week highs right now.
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As soon as yields hit 1 percent on the 10-year in Japan, there was massive covering in the yen, explains David Lutz, Stifel Nicolaus.
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What the volatility means for the market and how to invest, with CNBC contributors Jim Iuorio and Jeff Kilburg.
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Dissecting the market's action, with Kenny Polcari, O'Neil Securities and Art Cashin, UBS. If the market closes the day with a rally, says Cashin, "the bulls will feel invincible now."
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CNBC's Larry Kudlow discusses whether Fed Chairman Bernanke induced fear in the markets on Wednesday, and offers his take on what the American corporate tax rate should look like.
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Discussing whether market volatility is here to stay, with John Hailer, Natixis Global Asset Management president & CEO, and Patrick Kaser, Brandywine Global Investment Management.
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All eyes will be on markets, jobs and housing data tomorrow, with Tad Hill, Freedom Financial Group, and Tim Rood, Collingwood Group.
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*Several dealers doubt China will raise import duty. LONDON/ BEIJING, May 22- A slide in sugar prices driven by excess supplies may be given fresh impetus soon with China, one of the world's top importers, likely to cut back on purchases after a sharp jump in stocks. "If China were to continue to buy large tonnages of sugar, that would be a bullish signal.
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Insight on tomorrow's market action, with Paul Dietrich, Fairfax Global Markets CEO and Brad Friedlander, Angel Oak Capital.
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What to watch in tomorrow's market, with Chad Morganlander, Stifel Nicolaus and Jim Herrell, Partnervest Asset Management.
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Clive Lambert, director of FuturesTechs, joins CNBC for a technical look at the markets.
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Dhiren Sarin, Chief Technical Strategist, Asia Pacific at Barclays says don't sell in May. He charts the S&P 500 and expects the index to head towards 1,700.