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Seven of 10 fund managers are betting that China and other emerging markets will lead the global economic recovery, according to a Merrill Lynch fund manager survey, and that could mean better investing opportunities abroad.
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Peter Kenny of Knight Equities and Peter Costa of Empire Executions weighed in on the best places to invest now.
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Around lunchtime the bulls were whispering about Google’s quarterly results, which come out after the bell, and what they’d reveal. There’s cautious optimism in the sector...
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Emerging markets will be the drivers of global growth, said Justin Leverenz, portfolio manager at Oppenheimer Developing Markets. He offers three stock picks to play the trend.
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Investors are taking a new look at China after Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton received a glowing review following her weekend visit.
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Here's our Fast Money Final Trade. Our gang gives you tomorrow's best trades, right now!
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The Dow ended modestly lower with investors worried about the outlook from a raft of companies including General Motors and Goldman Sachs in this harsh environment.
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China opened the door to short selling and margin trading. Morgan Stanley's Jerry Lou told CNBC what the new trade means for Chinese financial health -- and the fear of a global meltdown.
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Have Chinese equities bottomed? Jerry Lou, China strategist at Morgan Stanley, offered CNBC his outlook for the Shanghai-Beijing stock market.
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In today's end-of-week version of the exclusive Fast Money Web Extra of trades not covered on the show, the gang mentions some good trades for the start of next week.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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What will the internet look like in the year 2030? Here are the “Web 5.0” bets that Wall Street is placing right now!
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Chinese Web portal Sina Corp posted a higher first-quarter profit on Wednesday on strong advertising sales and forecast better-than-expected second-quarter revenue, sending its stock up more than 9%.
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Some of China's internet companies have been on fire, lately. In Wednesday’s Web Extra, the traders reveal which of them could be worth buying.
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Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Sina Corp. (SINA) and Superior Energy Services (SPN) popped while Rite-Aid (RAD) and YRC Worldwide (YRCW) dropped.
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China's Sina Corp said on Wednesday its quarterly profit rose on a jump in advertising revenue, but mobile ad revenue fell 21 percent and its shares fell more than 6 percent in after-hours trading.
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Chinese Web search company Baidu.com on Wednesday said its quarterly net profit grew 143 percent, reflecting market share gains in the world's second-largest Internet market. Its shares rose 22 percent.
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Analyst actions and clinical trial data were some of the catalysts behind the most actively traded stocks on Monday. Shares of both XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio advanced on above-average trading volume on Monday after the Federal Communications Commission began the long-awaited public notice period of the proposed merger of the satellite radio providers.
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The chief financial officer of Baidu.com told CNBC that the China-focused Internet search firm is in the initial phases of a long-term growth story.
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Hey everyone, a bit later than usual, but we have the leaderboard for the finals with a new name on top. A few notes before we get to that. Some of the numbers were incomplete in yesterdays' post for a couple of portfolios. However, I want to make clear that the total for the portfolio values were accurate. We just had a little less of the complete picture for the trades. We're working to make sure we do the best job on that front. As for one stock--BPRG--it is a valid stock for the contest. Reuters data shows a market cap of $1.3B on 3/2/07--which was the date for contest stocks.