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Traders will be listening for clues about possible tapering off of quantitative easing when two Fed presidents speak later on Tuesday.
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Joe Terranova has been saying in this market, buy high and sell higher and he again believes that’s the way to trade – especially if you’re involved in these 4 stocks.
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Could there be a correlation between leap years and market performance?
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What the "Mad Money" host expects of these three companies' earnings.
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The “Mad Money” host is watching earnings reports from Priceline.com, Foot Locker, Domino’s Pizza and others.
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Although selecting the best of breed in the dog show may be a mysterious science to some, picking outliers in the stock market is vastly more straightforward.
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Brick-and-mortar retailers in electronics and home furnishings face growing pressure as online giant Amazon grows in those areas.
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With excess cash on hand from years of cautious spending and slower store growth, retailers in 2012 will focus on returning capital to investors via share buybacks and dividends, according to a Credit Suisse report out today.
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Goodrich stock accelerated to a 39 percent year-to-date increase, making it the No. 18 top-performing S&P stock of 2011.
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Mad Money host Jim Cramer says the vast majority of buybacks don't work, but points out two examples where they actually did work: Novellus and AutoZone.
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Stocks closed mixed but finished off their worst levels Tuesday after a report that EU officials may be creating two separate rescue funds to help contain the region's ongoing sovereign debt crisis.
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CNBC's Herb Greenberg sounds off on Autozone, the January Effect portfolio, and says he's taking nominations for the worst CEO.
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Futures held onto small gains Tuesday as optimism over a possible resolution to the euro zone debt crisis was tempered by a warning from ratings agency S&P’s that it could downgrade the credit ratings of 15 euro member states.
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The "Mad Money" host outlines his "Game Plan" for Tuesday, Dec. 6.
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The “Mad Money” host outlines what he plans to watch in the days to come.
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As investors look for bargains in the stock markets and consumers look for deals that won't lighten wallets as much, Kevin O'Brien, president and CEO of Revere Data, suggests investors look into the food, living arrangement, apparel and transportation sectors.
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Stocks opened slightly higher, once again following Europe’s lead—but this time to the upside. European markets are up 1 percent to 2 percent this morning, shrugging off S&P’s downgrade of Italy’s sovereign debt last night.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
