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Can You Outperform a Money Manager?
Wall Street financier Steven Ratter says individual investors shouldn't be playing the stock market. Do you think you can outperform a money manager?
Is BofA’s Offer of Mortgage Principal Reduction Fair?
Is it fair that you have to be behind on your mortgage already to be eligible to apply for the principal reduction?
Should Age for Social Security Benefits Be Raised Again?
New age increases have been proposed in the federal government's continuing effort to keep the retirement system on sound economic footing.

STREET SIGNS ARTICLES

High-Frequency Traders Like ‘Rats’ in a Granary: Munger

CNBC STOCK DRAFT 2012

- Friday, 27 Apr 2012 2:07 PM ET
  Are CNBC ‘Stock Draft’ Names Right for Your Portfolio?
  Lots of people are familiar with the NFL draft, where professional football teams dicker, deal and finally pick the most promising collegiate players looking to join the league. In fact, the latest episode starts tonight. What if you could do that for stocks? » Read more
- Thursday, 26 Apr 2012 12:17 PM ET
  An NFL Draft for Stocks?
  Lots of people are familiar with the NFL draft, where professional football teams dicker, deal and finally pick the most promising collegiate players looking to join the league. In fact, the latest episode starts tonight. What if you could do that for stocks? » Read more

STOCK DRAFT VIDEOS

CNBC Stock Draft 2012: RIM?

CNBC's "Street Signs" team kicks off CNBC's Stock Draft. Stock picker Josh Brown explains why he likes Research in Motion. Abigail Doolittle and James Altucher also offer their stock picks. Click ahead to find out what names made the list!

CNBC Stock Draft 2012: SBUX at a Glance

CNBC's "Street Signs" team continues its Stock Draft. CNBC's Darren Rovell recaps the picks. Meanwhile Pete Najarian explains why he likes Starbucks, after Apple. Click here to see what other stocks made the list!

CNBC Stock Draft 2012: Top 7 Picks
CNBC's Darren Rovell highlights the top picks in CNBC's 2012 Stock Draft.

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Facebook IPO & A Skeptical Public

15 May 2012

CNBC's Kayla Tausche reports on the results of a CNBC-AP poll on Facebook that reveals 59% of respondents don't trust Facebook with their personal information. Dan Niles, Alpha One Capital Partners, weighs in.

Sen. Harry Reid on JPMorgan 15 May 2012
CNBC's Eamon Javers, Brian Sullivan and Amanda Drury discuss comments made by Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV) regarding JPMorgan.
Dow to Hit 100,000? 15 May 2012
Sharing a short-term perspective on the Dow and the broader stock market, with John Kosar, Asbury Research director of research.
Facebook: Main Street Over It? 15 May 2012
CNBC's Kayla Tausche reports on the results of a CNBC-AP poll on Facebook that may reveal some troubling signs for its upcoming IPO.

Disaster du Jour & Sunshine Stocks: Coal & Colgate Palmolive

15 May 2012

Shares of Colgate Palmolive are up more than 10% this year, but coal stocks are sharply lower today, with Shneur Gershuni, UBS analyst; and CNBC's Brian Sullivan and Amanda Drury.

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"Street Signs" airs live 2-3pm ET, Monday-Friday
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