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  • Here is what "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer is watching next week.

  • Warren Buffett

    Warren Buffett said in this year’s Berkshire Hathaway annual letter that he was wrong before he was right about calling a bottoming in the housing market — “dead wrong” — but now he will be right, finally, in saying the corner is turning, or about to be turned in the housing market. In other words, parsing Buffett’s words on housing is a fool’s errand for an investor. Take building materials company USG Corp.

  • Home Construction

    The much-anticipated rebound in the new-home market may be here with this spring’s selling season. And that has investors diving into these highly cyclical stocks after years of decline.

  • Fast Money Portfolio

    One way to get into commercial real estate is via real estate investment trusts, Green Street Advisors’ Mike Kirby said Tuesday.

  • Consumer stocks performed well Monday, with Macy’s and Home Depot among those that hit new 52-week highs, but pricing pressures might slow the rally.

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    If the potential of massive White House plan to rescue the housing market was behind the recent surge in financials, then bank stocks may be in trouble.

  • A pattern is emerging in the Dow that the Fast Money pros say could signal good things for the bulls 6 months down the road.

  • Housing stocks are stronger Thursday as Pending Home Sales were much better than expected, but let's get real: there's been a housing stock rally going on all quarter.

  • Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

  • After weeks of turmoil, markets seem to have calmed down, and we are trading at the high end of our recent ranges. Value investors are starting to come in.

  • Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

  • The company-owned town of Empire, which is 100 miles north of Reno, has closed after 87 years when United States Gypsum Company halted its gypsum mine and wallboard manufacturing operations in January.

    The Sheetrock producing Empire, Nev., will become a ghost town June 20. The isolated company town quit mining gypsum and dry wall production this year as a result of the construction industry slump, the Christian Science Monitor reports.

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    The theme today: demand is clearly improving in several sectors, which is propelling better-than-expected earnings from a number of companies. Bad day for the dollar, though.

  • New York Stock Exchange trader

    Investors expecting a market pullback after a six-month rally may be having a hard time identifying which stocks to dump.  Analysts at Credit Suisse have come  up with a list of ten vulnerable stocks.

  • A leader early, energy stocks have turned sharply negative as crude oil has pulled back, falling 3 percent on the day. That move has helped pull down the broader markets to session lows in the last hour of trading.

  • The Lightning Round is extended in this CNBC.com exclusive feature.

  • With stocks having closed sharply higher Wednesday, the traders discussed names that caught their eye.

  • Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

  • Reduced Price

    Following a poor existing home sales number on Tuesday, yesterday’s new home sales data was even more disappointing. Here is a look at the drop in the major homebuilding stocks since the tax credit’s expiration on April 30.

  • The Lightning Round is extended in this CNBC.com exclusive feature.