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90 minutes into the trading day, it's time to make "The Call" on the markets.

"The Call" is a full hour of analysis, discussion and debate now that the Opening Bell frenzy has died down. It's the time to take a closer look at all the information floating around the market -- economic, corporate and political -- and decide how to play the rest of the day. We've got the smartest people on Wall Street and covering Wall Street to help you make "The Call" on your investments.

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Retail Detail 11 Oct 2007
Across the retail demographic, back to school season saw some bloodletting, reports CNBC's Margaret Brennan
The Last Call 10 Oct 2007
Discussing the hot topic of the day with guest contributor, Brian Wesbury
Chrysler Employees Block Traffic 10 Oct 2007
Employees strike at Chrysler's Auburn Hills, MI plant, reports CNBC's Trish Regan
Your Best Trades Now 10 Oct 2007
Making money on energy services, with Pete Najarian, Najarian Capital and CNBC's Dylan Ratigan
Boeing Dreamliner Delays 10 Oct 2007
Boeing will announce delivery delays on the 787 Dreamliner, reports CNBC's Darby Dunn
Chrysler Workers Strike 10 Oct 2007
Employees at 17 of Chrysler's 22 plants are striking, reports CNBC's Phil Lebeau

GOP Winners & Losers

10 Oct 2007

A look at Wall Street's assessment of winners and losers from last night's GOP debate, with Brian Wesbury, First Trust Advisors chief economist, and CNBC's Dylan Ratigan

Playing the Markets 10 Oct 2007
Playing the markets during these heady times, with Rod Smyth, chief investment strategist at Wachovia Securities, and CNBC's Trish Regan
Chrysler Strike Impact 10 Oct 2007
The Chrysler strike deadline has passed, and Ray Wert, Jalopnik.com senior editor, and CNBC's Phil Lebeau discuss what's next.
Your Best Trades Now 09 Oct 2007
Get green with your portfolio, with Matthew Patsky, Winslow Green Growth Fund portfolio manager and CNBC's Dylan Ratigan
The Policy Call 09 Oct 2007
Abolishing the capital gains tax with Jack Burkman, J.M. Burkman & Associates attorney; Morris Reid, Westin Rinehart managing director and CNBC's Melissa Francis
Beer Wars 09 Oct 2007
A look at what a joint venture between Molson & Miller means for investors, with CNBC's Matt Nesto

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Tax Credit for Biz

09 Oct 2009

Discussing whether a one time tax credit for business owners is an effective course of action, with Peter Flaherty, National Legal and Policy Center and Michael Pento, Delta Global Advisors.

Nat Gas: Fuel of the Future?

27 Aug 2009

Debating whether natural gas is America's fuel of the future, with Tyson Slocum, Public Citizen's Energy Program, and Dan Weiss, Center for American Progress.

Should Big Banks Be Broken?

31 Jul 2009

With the U.S. government now being the biggest shareholder of Citigroup and aid to banks continue, Irene Aldridge, ABLE Alpha trading managing partner and Richard Blumenthal, Connecticut attorney general debate whether now is the time to break up the banks.

Big Banks vs. Small Biz

17 Jul 2009

Debating whether big banks are more important than small businesses with it comes to its impact on the economy, with Scott Baxter, SA Baxter CEO and CNBC's Steve Liesman.

Will Taxpayers See TARP Repayments? 10 Jun 2009
Debating whether taxpayers will see the money repaid by banks, with Stephen Moore, Wall Street Journal Editorial Board and CNBC's Steve Liesman.

Fed Rate Hikes: Bond Market Right?

09 Jun 2009

Debating whether the bond market's prediction of the Fed's raise in rates is all wrong, with Kevin Giddis, Morgan Keegan Fixed Income Capital Markets managing director and CNBC's Rick Santelli.

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