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The "Fast Money" traders share their final trades of the day.
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Stocks rise and fall, but getting out before the bottom falls out of a stock is what the best investors can do.
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Cramer lays out his strategy for predicting big moves to the upside.
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What must you know before you place your next bet?
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Stocks closed slightly lower after struggling in a narrow range Wednesday as oil prices ended mixed on the second anniversary since the S&P 500 hit its low point of the financial crisis. Caterpillar fell, while IBM rose.
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Stock traders who do not normally watch the metals markets have been alerting me for the past two days to the notable decline in copper — down 3 percent today and 6 percent in the last 3 days, to the lowest levels since December.
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Stocks turned lower in the final minutes of trading after struggling in a narrow range Wednesday as oil prices ended mixed on the second anniversary since the S&P 500 hit its low point of the financial crisis. Caterpillar fell, while IBM rose.
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With growth stocks faltering, and the banks getting new attention, is the next leg of the bull all about value investing?
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Chip investors ran for the exits on Wednesday, worried that the darling of the two year old bull market may be facing serious challenges. What's going on?
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Stocks turned mixed as oil prices steadied, and as the S&P 500 marked the beginning of a two-year bull market. IBM and Merck rose, while DuPont fell.
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Since the financial collapse, investors have chosen to look the other way on such things as bloated inventory, rising receivables or any number of metrics that normally would be red flags.
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Here's our Fast Money Final Trade. Our gang gives you tomorrow's best trades, right now! Also after hours action in Finisar and Diamond Foods.
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But which is the best? Cramer goes "Off the (Long-Term) Charts."
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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On Friday the S&P 500 closed out its best week in over 2 months as the bulls defied chatter of a pullback and drove the market even higher.
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Stocks extended gains in the last minutes of trading to end the week on a high note, posting the best week in two months, as traders shrugged off a tepid jobs report to keep the major indices above key benchmarks reached earlier this week.
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Stocks gained slightly Friday as retailers and tech sectors gained strength and traders shrugged off a tepid jobs report to keep the major indices above key benchmarks reached earlier this week. Kraft rose, while JPMorgan fell.
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Stocks fluctuated within a narrow range Friday morning as investors considered a surprisingly small jobs gain in January amid a slew of stronger economic reports out earlier this week. JPMorgan and Bank of America fell, while Home Depot rose.
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IPO strength continues into February; big year shaping up. While the Street is preoccupied with renewed violence in Egypt and commodity inflation, two successful launches today indicate strong demand for IPOs continue.
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With huge video files clogging up the information superhighway Stephen Weiss suggests getting a few stocks onto your monitor!
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As stocks rallied for a second consecutive day, here are the market movers that stood out to the "Fast Money" traders.
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