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  • Pops & Drops: Coach, Broadcom...

    Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Coach and Broadcom popped while Gannett and XTO Energy dropped.

  • Recession-Proof Stocks

    A downturn actually helps these companies.

  • Herbalife Blooms Again

    This company's turned a "trifecta of negativity" into pure positivity.

  • Shield Your Portfolio from a Stumbling Market

    Downgrades in the financial sector dragged stocks lower today, causing a three-digit drop in the Dow.  To help investors protect their portfolios, CNBC enlisted the help of market experts.

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    How to Spot the Bottom

    It's the question that's on every investor's mind -- or should be:  Where's the bottom?  Jefferies managing director Art Hogan has some ideas about pinpointing the bottom -- and stocks to buy while you're waiting.

  • Preserving Profits With Tupperware

    The CEO explains why his company is the ultimate slowdown stock.Investing can be confusing. Luckily, Cramer has mapped out some road rules for all you Home Gamers trying to navigate the jungle that is Wall Street. Think of it as "Mad Money 101" –- some fundamental advice to keep in mind as you play the market. Whether you're a first time investor or a seasoned financier, it's always good to remember the basics.

  • Trader Radar - Tuesday Jan. 30th

    Q: On Fast Money's Trader Radar we look at the stock that was lighting up screens across Wall Street. Launching in 1946, this household product quickly became an American stable with the help of in-home demonstrations. Now even celebrities such as Tori Spelling and Brooke Shields have parties around this plastic. The stock reached a 10-year high Wednesday when the company reported profit for Q1 that was air tight.

  • Stocks Close Lower After Fed Rally Fizzles

    A stock rally fueled by the Fed's latest interest rate cut lost momentum in the final hour after CNBC reported that two big bond insurers could be downgraded as early as today.

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    Sykes: Why I'm "En Fuego" (On Fire) With Picks

    Hey folks, we have guest blogger Timothy Sykes back today. And somewhat like Jeff Mishlove, Timothy points out some of his successes from the past week. (Timothy does make a nice point below about information from the experts.) Here he is:

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    Sykes: Contest Picks For The Week (Pt.1)

    Hey there. Here's guest blogger Timothy Sykes is back with his contest picks for the week. As he says, these are his early week picks--and will have more on Wednesday. Here he is: I don’t know about anybody else, but I look forward to Mondays. This will all change over the next few years when trading becomes 24/7, but for now Mondays are my favorite day of the week.

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    Guest Blogger Sykes: It's All In The Charts

    Hey everyone, we have another guest blogger. He's Timothy Sykes, and like Jeff Mishlove and James Altucher, he's a regular on the contest program "How To Win." All three are going to be giving their insights and more as we move along. These are good companion pieces to what they say on "How To Win." It's a pleasure to have all three.  So, here's Timothy:

  • Stock Doctor: "Don't Under Estimate Yourself"

    You might call Dr. Ari Kiev, head doctor to the traders. He's a psychiatrist and regular guest on "How To Win." On the show last Friday, the good doctor said people are more than likely under estimating their ability when it comes to winning the contest. He even managed to throw in a quote from Nelson Mandela to prove his point!