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Q: On Fast Money’s trader radar we look at the stock that was lighting up screens across Wall Street. In 1929, a New York Times headline read “Abraham & Straus and Filene’s to unite,” and this department store company was born. The CEO convinced president Roosevelt that Thanksgiving should fall on the 4th Thursday of November. Today, it was the shareholders who were giving thanks as the stock lifted after November sales were not as bad as feared. Who is it?
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It’s always fun to shop with friends. And we went on stock splurge with Jon Najarian. Find out which retailers he thinks are cheap!
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Sweden, Bank of England, and now the ECB have all cut interest rates, the ECB by a record 75 basis points to 2.5 percent. On the U.S. front, there is mostly negative news. Let's see how much of this negative news has been priced into the market.
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Plus, Cramer makes the call on retail, oil and stocks with dividends.
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Plus, Cramer recommends a retail stock that might be exempt from seasonal sales worries.
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The Dow tumbled on Monday as economic reports showing further evidence of the worsening global economic climate were backed up by comments from Ben Bernanke.
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Stocks snapped their best five-day winning streak in 75 years with a resounding crack, giving back more than half the gains in one session.
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Stocks pulled back Monday after logging their best five-day streak in 75 years last week.
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Stocks pulled back Monday after logging their best five-day streak in 75 years last week.
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The Dow and S&P finished with their best 5-day gain since 1933 as financials surged on signs that liquidity measures were beginning to work.
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Customers turned out to the stores and malls this Black Friday, but the analysis so far indicates that there were fewer of them than last year. And those shoppers who did show up were far more selective, looking for the best bargains, in this competitive holiday season.
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Worries about the consumer and the economy have investors on edge about the retail sector. Nevertheless, CEOs from some leading retailers are remaining upbeat.
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The Dow climbed higher on Wednesday as hopes of a General Motors bailout helped investors shrug off data depicting a worsening global economic downturn.
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Discount and dollar stores are back in fashion and back in the black. Just about everyone else has his back to the wall.
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Not only are shoppers hitting the mall less frequently, they’re also hitting the computer less frequently this holiday season and that has e-tailers pulling out all the stops — before the turkey even hits the oven.
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If you're in the camp that thinks giving a gift card at the holidays is a bit of a cop-out, retailers have upped the ante this holiday season by rolling out some that put the "gift" in gift card.
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The painful selling in stocks has been so consistent this week, it's no surprise that some traders say the market could test October's lows before the week is over.
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Maria Bartiromo discusses Wednesday's top business and financial stories, and looks ahead to tomorrow.
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Stocks looked set to go three for three, opening lower once again as doubt about the effectiveness of government intervention seeped deeper into the market. The Dow fell nearly 200 points, or 2 percent, in the first few minutes of trading.