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  • Stocks Tumble; Dow, S&P 500 Hit 6-Week Low

    Stocks closed off the lows of the day, although still 1 percent lower, as buyers stepped into the market in afternoon trading even as investors remained unnerved by the escalating nuclear crisis in Japan. Intel and Cisco fell, while Chevron gained. .

  • Stocks Pare Losses Before Close; Utilities Skid

    Stocks significantly pared losses, although continued to trade lower, after the Federal Reserve reaffirmed intentions to continue stimulating the economy through bond purchases even as investors remained unnerved by the escalating nuclear crisis in Japan. Intel and Cisco fell, while Chevron gained.

  • Lightning Round: Noble Energy, Qualcomm, The Blackstone Group and More

    Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

  • Stocks End Higher; Post 3 Months of Gains

    Stocks closed February on a strong note, leading to three consecutive months of gains, as all the major indices gained in the final minutes of trading. J&J and Verizon rose, while Intel fell.

  • Stocks Mixed as Dow Gains, Nasdaq Slips

    Stocks traded mixed Monday, as blue chips advanced and small stocks slumped, yet the market was still on track to start the year with two straight months of gains.  Johnson & Johnson and HP gained, while Intel fell.

  • Stocks Tumble; S&P, Nasdaq Fall Over 2%

    Stocks tumbled as the unrest in Libya—and the cut-off in Libyan oil supplies—sent oil prices soaring and gave skittish investors a reason to sell stocks in a market that had climbed to multi-year highs. Alcoa and JPMorgan fell, while Kraft gained.

  • Stocks Hold Steep Losses Into Close

    Stocks held steep losses into the close as the unrest in Libya sent oil prices soaring and gave skittish investors a reason to sell stocks in a market that had climbed to multi-year highs. Alcoa and Bank of America fell, hwile Kraft rose.

  • 61% of S&P 500 Reached a New 52-Week High in 2011

    So far in 2011, 303 companies, or about 61 percent of the S&P 500 index components reached a new 52-week high. Here is a look at the top ten stocks in each of the top three sectors.

  • S&P 500 Earnings Leaderboard: Biggest Surprises Season to Date

    As of earlier today, over 68% of the S&P 500 companies have reported earnings.  Here's a look at which companies have had the biggest surprises so far...

  • Are Markets Overbought and About to Pull Back?

    A growing chorus of strategists, including top BofA Merrill analyst Maryann Bartels, warns us to prepare for a pullback.

  • Pops & Drops: MEMC Electronic Materials, Borders Group, Whirlpool and More

    Stocks closed narrowly mixed on Wednesday and the "Fast Money" traders found some interesting pops and drops.

  • After Hours Action: Netflix, Qulacomm, Motorola Mobility

    After gains of more than 260% last year, if you thought this latest earnings report would drag down Netflix- you thought wrong.

  • Lightning Round: Winnebago Industries, Vishay Intertechnology, Weyerhaeuser and More

    Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

  • MEMC Electronics: From Laggard to Leader?

    Cramer thinks this play on solar energy is about to heat up.

  • Lightning Round OT: Priceline.com, First Solar and More

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

  • Lightning Round: DuPont, Nokia, Transocean and More

    Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

  • Nov. 2: Unusual Volume Leaders

    What follows is a look at stocks in the S&P 500 displaying unusual volume in today's trading session.

  • China Buys Big Stake in US Onshore Reserves

    Chesapeake Energy said China's Cnooc is paying $1.08 billion for a one-third stake in the U.S. company's Eagle Ford shale project in Texas. Cnooc is just investing capital; the company will have control.

  • Stocks Close Mixed Ahead of Jobs News

    Stocks ended mixed after a volatile session as investors cautiously anticipated  monthly jobs data and third-quarter earnings reports. Alcoa and Verizon fell, while GE and DuPont rose.

  • Stocks Fall Modestly Ahead of Close; GE Rises

    Stocks were modestly lower ahead of the closing bell, ending a volatile session marked by a handful of encouraging economic reports, a rising dollar, and investor caution ahead of quarterly earnings reports and monthly jobs data. Verizon and Alcoa fell, while GE rose.