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  • Bulls Storm First Session of 2011, But Is Caution Warranted?

    Trading in 2011 began with the bulls stampeding down Wall Street, but is it a good idea to use some caution moving forward?

  • Halftime: Is China's Foot Firmly On Gas Pedal?

    With new data showing inflation in China has soared to a 28-month high, how should you position?

  • Stocks Shrug Off Bad Jobs News to End Up

    Stocks ended positive, with the Nasdaq reaching a three-year high, despite a disappointing employment report as investors found comfort in other economic news and in expectations the jobs figures would push the Federal Reserve to continue efforts to stimulate the economy.

  • Stocks Turn Positive Ahead of Close

    Stocks turned positive despite disappointing employment news as investors found comfort in other economic news and in expectations the jobs figures would mean the Federal Reserve will continue with efforts to stimulate the economy. DuPont and Bank of America rose, while AT&T fell.

  • Brian Kelly: Jobs Report Isn't 'That Bad'

    The jobs number may have sent many market bulls running for the exits Friday morning, but not Brian Kelly of Kanundrum Capital. So why the optimism?

  • Pops & Drops: Motorola, Barnes & Noble, Tyson Foods and More

    With the Dow closing up nearly 250 points Wednesday, the "Fast Money" traders discussed some of the market's biggest gainers and a name that dropped, too.

  • Your First Move For Wednesday, Nov. 24

    Here's our Fast Money Final Trade. Our gang gives you tomorrow's best trades, right now!

  • Halftime: Commodity Weakness To Ripple Across Market?

    If China tempers growth, it stands to reason that weakness in commodities should drag down stocks broadly. But the traders say, maybe not!

  • Bove: Market Doomed Because Of QE2?

    A growing chorus of critics are sounding the alarm about QE2; in fact they think it has the potential to be the downfall of the US.

  • Stocks Close Higher, Led by Banks; BofA Rises

    Stocks closed  higher as Citigroup's earnings lifted bank stocks ahead of a cluster of earnings reports this week, including Apple and IBM, which report after the market closes.  Bank of America and JPMorgan rose, while Intel and Home Depot fell. 

  • Stocks Rise Ahead of Close, Led by Banks

    Stocks rose as Citigroup's earnings lifted bank stocks ahead of a cluster of earnings reports this week.   Bank of America and JPMorgan rose, while Intel and GE fell. 

  • Stocks Turn Mixed as Banks Rise, Techs Fall

    Stocks turned mixed as Citigroup earnings lifted bank stocks, but a decline in tech stocks took strength out of the Nasdaq. JPMorgan and Exxon Mobil rose, while Intel fell. 

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    Goldman Reduces Coal Stocks to 'Neutral'

    Coal stocks have outperformed the S&P 500 by 14 percent since July 1, but now may be time to cash in after Goldman Sachs reduced its rating on the sector to "neutral" Monday.

  • Lightning Round: Walter Energy, City Telecom, Potash and More

    Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

  • Halftime Pt. 2: Strong Steel Demand Equals Energy Opportunity?

    One energy name gets an upgrade and the analyst who made the call explains why he likes this space.

  • Has Market Bottomed?

    Investors are at wits end trying to determine if recent weakness is nothing more than a correction or if it signals a sea change in business prospects. How should you position?

  • As The Euro Crumbles, Who Loses & Who Wins?

    Click here for 4 potential winners and 5 possible losers if the euro falls a whole lot more!

  • Market's Run Not Done Yet

    Cramer explains why stocks can still move higher and the US in particular right now is "more investable than most" other countries.

  • Lightning Round: Inverness Medical, Akamai Tech, AK Steel and More

    Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

  • Earnings Season Is a No-Trading Zone

    You may be tempted to game the great quarterly numbers we’re about to see, but Cramer warns against it.