Despite Overseas Weakness, US Durable Goods Rise
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For the week ending Friday, September 5, 2008, the U.S. markets ended in negative territory for the week after weak employment data and declines in auto and retail sales pointed to weaker consumer spending and a greater economic slowdown. The unemployment rate jumped to a 5-year high, soaring to 6.1%. On Thursday, the three major Indices fell back into bear market territory by dropping 20% from their market peaks set last fall. Both the Dow & Nasdaq Composite had their worst daily closes since July 26, with drops of more than 340 points for the Dow and 75 points for the Nasdaq.
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Our traders are good - but you knew that! Check out their latest picks that paid.
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With Gustav apparently heading for America's oil and gas fields in the Gulf of Mexico, Eric Marshall says there are some swiftly-developing long-term opportunities for investors.
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Our traders are good - but you knew that! Check out their latest picks that paid.
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For Minneapolis and Saint Paul, the host cities for the 2008 Republican National Convention, the upcoming assembly is less about politics and more about, well, money. The rewards can be considerable. The same goes for Denver, host city for the Democratic convention.
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Energy and energy service stocks are the plays where Donald Hodges of Hodges Capital Management sees opportunity.
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Roger writes, “I sold Chesapeake around $67. The traders say buy the dips and sell the rips but recently I’ve only been getting ripped.
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If you watch Fast Money regularly, you know that Pete Najarian has been smitten with Chesapeake Energy. And he's not alone...
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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The Dow made gains on Monday with investors believing the current down trend in oil improves prospects for consumer and business spending.
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Pisani's Third Law of Broadcast Journalism: "When stock traders talk about something besides the stock market, pay attention to the topic." Today, it's about commodities...
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Natural gas has many virutes, but recent proposals to encourage demand could boost prices for consumers and petroleum-dependent industries.
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When we decide to make the switch away from dirty, environmentally unfriendly oil, these companies will help make it happen.
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A massive switch to natural gas would free the U.S. from its dependence on foreign oil.
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To give investors an edge, CNBC asked the experts for their best trades now.
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RNC Genter Capital Management's Dan Genter thinks the market has found a bottom. Dave Rovelli of Canaccord Adams isn't so sure. But both men have some ideas for investors about where to go from here.
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Here's our Fast Money Final Trade. Our gang gives you tomorrow's best trades, right now!
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A new groundbreaking research that could potentially lead to cure Alzheimer's disease and on how Chesapeake's CEO hopes to move Americans away from "expensive imported oil" to natural gas. Following are today's top videos:
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This stock has outshined its peers. Plus, calls on Chesapeake, AT&T, Owens Corning and more.
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Former and current CEOs across various industries discussed the economy, energy prices, the state of the airline industry and more on CNBC this morning.