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Some traders are betting that Paychex will make new highs later this year.
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Following are Fast Money's Pops & Drops. Find out what’s going up, what’s going down and whether the CNBC traders would double down, fade or run in the other direction!
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"Our checks for payroll are up for nine straight quarters now," says Martin Mucci, Paychex president & CEO, discussing where he sees employment going and the outlook on the U.S. economy.
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Check out which companies are making headlines after the bell Wednesday:
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As markets get ready to leave the second quarter behind, Europe will continue to dominate the news but expectations for any progress there this week are low.
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How the “Mad Money” host recommends investors position themselves regardless of how the high court rules on health care reform.
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Stocks erased most of their gains to finish flat Tuesday following reports that former Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos said preparations for Greece's exit from the euro zone are being considered.
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Tax codes, employment regulations and retirement security are the top three election issues for small business owners, according to payroll service provider Paychex.
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Cramer sits down with CEO Marty Mucci to talk about the quarter and what’s ahead for Paychex.
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Martin Mucci, Paychex president & CEO, discusses his company's prospects and what would happen if the Supreme Court actually overturned Obamacare. Sales are up for the first time in two years, he says.
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Here is what "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer is watching next week.
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Jim Cramer’s researcher, Nicole Urken, notes that the improved labor reports will continue to drive the derivative jobs plays.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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Railroad shippers are much more positive about the U.S. economy this year than last, and that could mean a good year for the railroads and the trucking companies that literally piggyback shipments on them.
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“Fast Money” pro Jon “Dr. J” Najarian made 2012 predictions for the energy trade and one surprise — regarding Research In Motion.
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Stocks moved lower Wednesday as an aggressive move from the European Central Bank to stem the sovereign debt crisis raised questions about just how much more will need to be done.
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US stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wall Street Wednesday as the European Central Bank (ECB) offered 489.2 billion euros ($643.8 billion) in an auction of three-year loans, much higher than estimated, with a total of 523 bidders.
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Paychex is a classic example of a company that pays you to wait with a hefty 4.2% yield, says Mad Money's Cramer, talking with Martin Mucci, Paychex CEO, about the prospects for the company and a read on the employment situation in the U.S.
