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Now is the time for long-term investors to jump in and build a portfolio of recognizable, brand-name companies, Robert Pavlik Chief Investment Officer Oaktree Asset Management told CNBC.
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Scotsman Capital's Charles Crane is buying companies he thinks will deliver earnings growth next year — even if overall S&P 500 earnings drop 20% or more. That takes Crane into a variety of sectors.
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Monday morning started off with a bang for Apple investors, courtesy of FBR's chip analyst Craig Berger making a strange call on Apple and what seemed like a dramatic slowdown in iPhone sales.
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Stocks were mixed Monday as investors digested a mixed bag of economic data and marched in place ahead of Tuesday's presidential election.
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Cramer, however, has a more positive take on the stock. Plus, calls on Verizon, AT&T, Apple and more.
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Plus, Cramer offers young investors advice on which stocks they should consider buying and more.
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The Dow closed in positive territory on Thursday, buoyed by hopes that world wide interest-rate cuts will help stave off a prolonged downturn.
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U.S. stocks had another wild swing in the final 15 minutes of trading that pumped up the Dow from a gain of about 50 points to nearly 200 points as traders largely shrugged off this morning's GDP report that showed the economy is shrinking.
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U.S. stocks joined in the global rally Thursday despite this morning's report that the economy is shrinking.
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The nation may be facing a long, deep recession, but Kiplinger's Personal Finance says some companies are positioned to thrive. The publication has singled out the stocks of five such companies.
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The new paradigm in stock-market investing: It's going to take some time. "The waters have been parted by central banks around the world, and we can see the promised land, but we've got a desert to go through," Noah Blackstein of Dynamic Mutual Funds told CNBC.
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If you blinked in the final minutes of trading today, you probably got the story wrong. The final hour of trading has become known for its wild swings, but outdid itself this time: After being up about 250 points at 3:54 p.m., those gains evaporated and the Dow Jones Industrial Average ended down 74.16, or 0.8 percent, at 8990.96.
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A buyback made sense back in March. With Apple's cash generation since, and the non-GAAP megabucks iPhone's generating now, a buyback makes exponentially more sense today.
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The Mad Money host has been using Apple to portend the market’s fate. Because if a company as strong as this won’t work, neither will a lot of other stocks.
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When you take a look at what is oversold in the market, there comes a point when people seem to say enough is enough.
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Stocks ended the day significantly lower but avoided a catastrophe, as an orderly selloff staved off what some thought would be a massive market capitulation.
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It becomes a monumental problem for Apple's valuation when you consider that if Apple didn't defer iPhone revenue, the product would account for 44 percent of Apple's fourth quarter revenue, and a whopping 63 percent of its profits from the device.
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Cramer names his favorites. Here's a clue: They're both in tech.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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