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Cramer wanted to know if this retailer should be crowned discount king.
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Stocks held onto gains Thursday after an encouraging report on manufacturing. Bank of America and JPMorgan led the Dow.
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Stocks held onto gains Thursday after an encouraging report on manufacturing. Bank of America and JPMorgan led the Dow.
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Stocks held onto gains Thursday after an encouraging report on manufacturing. Bank of America and JPMorgan led the Dow.
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Wall Street was posed for a higher open Thursday as global markets rallied and the bulls continue to stave off any appetite for a correction.
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Investors were going gaga for Google (GOOG) five years ago today. In one of the most anticipated IPOs over the past decade, the Internet search company priced nearly 20 million shares at $85 per share, raising $1.7 billion dollars through an auction of its shares.
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Stocks could drift on low volume in the final weeks of summer, but traders increasingly believe a pull back is brewing in the not too distant future. Even short interest, a powerful market driver, is waning.
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It was quite a week to finish quite a month. The major averages were all up about 8% for the month of July and some of the economic news announced last week was even good enough to support the move.
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Will wonders never cease? The 20 city Case Shiller Home Price actually increased .5% in May versus the prior month. To be sure the numbers were still 17.1% below last years' but that is an improvement over the -18.1% of April and better than the consensus guess of a negative 17.9%.
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Buoyed by better-than-expected earnings and cautious signs of optimism, technology stocks have outpaced the broader stock market in the first half of the year, and many experts say the industry will play an important role in leading the U.S. out of recession. David Lutz, managing director at Stifel Nicolaus Capital Markets and Jim Iuorio, director at TJM Institutional Services, weighed in on the best places to invest in the tech sector now.
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Author Matthew May lays down the gauntlet with this beautiful challenge, "Savvy innovators understand that what isn’t there can often trump what is there."
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This company did a great job of fending off the recession. But will that trend continue?
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Plus, get calls on aerospace, retail, restaurants, technology and more.
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While there’s still a need to be cautious, the Mad Money host has found a reason to be bullish.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of JPMorgan and Toyota popped while Dell and Caterpillar dropped.
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Cramer sees a host of good trends that should take this market higher.
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The strength of these three sectors is benefiting companies across the board.
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These days the most cash-rich companies often sell mobile phones rather than mortgages. Cramer tells you who's who in the changing market landscape.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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