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Topic: Investment Strategy
Nov.06
8:08 PM ET
Friday, 6 Nov 2009
Stocks could side step temporarily as investors look for the next catalyst that will break the market out of its current range   Read More
Nov.06
3:30 PM ET
Friday, 6 Nov 2009
Posted By:David RussellCNBC Stock Blog
One trader is positioning for a move higher ahead of Rockwell Automation's earnings report Monday.    Read More
Nov.06
3:15 PM ET
Friday, 6 Nov 2009
Gold hit a new nominal high near $1,100 an ounce on Friday, and Michael Dudas, metals and mining analyst at Jeffries & Co., thinks the precious metal has further to go. He offered two stock picks to play it.   Read More
Nov.06
1:18 PM ET
Friday, 6 Nov 2009
A healthcare reform vote in the House tomorrow; why are HMOs trading up? You'd think the likelihood of a vote—and better than even chance of passage—would be a negative for HMOs.    Read More
Nov.06
1:05 PM ET
Friday, 6 Nov 2009
Friday's Labor Department report showed that unemployment rate unexpectedly jumped to 10.2 percent in October, even though the pace of job losses slowed. How do the numbers affect the markets? David Joy, chief market strategist at RiverSource Investments, and Keith Goddard, president of Capital Advisors, shared their insights.   Read More
Nov.06
11:29 AM ET
Friday, 6 Nov 2009
Earlier this week, the Federal Reserve kept its federal funds rate unchanged in a range of zero to 0.25 percent, and said the economy "continued to pick up" since its last meeting. Robert Barbera, chief economist at ITG shared his insights on how this impacts the financials and the economy.    Read More
Nov.06
9:32 AM ET
Friday, 6 Nov 2009
S&P Futures dropped about 10 points as the October Unemployment rate hit 10.2 percent, the highest since April 1983. While this will be the headline in the papers, bear in mind that unemployment in the 1982 recession peaked at 10.8 percent at the end of 1982.    Read More
Nov.06
7:40 AM ET
Friday, 6 Nov 2009
Posted By:David RussellCNBC Stock Blog
Olin has been falling for six weeks, and now one investor is using options to bet on a rebound.    Read More
Nov.05
6:08 PM ET
Thursday, 5 Nov 2009
Stocks gained on Thursday as a strong reading on productivity and an easing in jobless claims helped cheer investors. Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Stuart Frankel and CNBC market analyst, and Alan Valdes, vice president at Kabrik Trading, shared their market insights.   Read More
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