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CNBC's David Faber reports according to Carl Icahn, Dell's stock would be worth more than $14 per share after his tender offer.
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Nearly 2.1 billion shares and $34 billion traded yesterday in CNBC's Million Dollar Portfolio Challenge. Here are the bets being made today...
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Stocks could close out the month of May with a tailwind, particularly if the commodities sell off continues.
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Matt writes, “I bought Amylin today. What should I set as my target sell point?"
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Oil dropped $4, Dell posted a higher-than-expected profit, and Google's paid-click growth surged in April. What's the "Word on the Street?"
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Dell reported a profit and sales that outstripped analysts' forecasts, vaulting its shares higher in after-hours trading.
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Just a few weeks ago, Dell shares sank to a six-year low. Since then, the stock has popped up 19%. Will this afternoon's earnings report add more momentum to Dell's rally?
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With Dell focused on a turnaround, ahead of earnings Thursday how should you trade the computer maker?
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In Friday's Web Extra, the traders reveal how they're trading Coscto earnings, Dell's upgrade and more in the week ahead.
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Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Wendy's and Dell popped while Moody's and Under Armour dropped.
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Lenovo Group, the world's No.4 PC maker, lagged forecasts despite doubling quarterly earnings, as a one-off gain from the sale of its mobile arm and strong sales in a resilient China market failed to offset stiff competition and a U.S. slowdown in notebook sales.
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Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Humana and Medtronic popped while DryShips and J.C. Penney dropped.
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Hewlett-Packard reported a profit that exceeded analysts' expectations but matched the earnings guidance the company gave last week.
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Stocks rallied for a second day Thursday as traders found cause for optimism and technology stocks blazed the trail.
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Stocks bounced back from a weak open after a better-than-expected report on manufacturing.
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Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Dell and Fluor popped while True Religion and Western Refining dropped
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Stocks declined Tuesday as investors expressed their disappointment in Wal-Mart's outlook, HP's deal and a slew of other news. Surprising resilience in retail sales, excluding autos, helped curb losses. The Nasdaq eked out a gain, led by Yahoo.
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Stocks declined Tuesday as investors juggled a mixed bag of news: Retail sales outside of the hard-hit auto sector showed suprising resilience, while a well-known analyst cut her outlook for big banks. Wal-Mart skidded after the discount giant posted decent results but issued a tepid outlook.
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A flood of numbers from both government and industry confronted investors through the week, making for some choppy trading and a lot of educated guesses from analysts, fund managers, and investors.
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This week saw a Federal Reserve rate cut, better-than-expected consumer spending and jobs numbers, and the first climb of the Dow past 13,000 in nearly four months. So what stocks top the top traders' lists?
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Small and/or beat-up were the main themes running through Tuesday's stock chatter on CNBC. But don't forget energy and more energy -- and one aerospace giant.
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