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President Obama "essentially fired" Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke this week, former Fed Governor Laurence Meyer says.
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Ever wonder how Wall Street Whales became the whales they are today? After years of research trader Stephen Weiss has made some surprising discoveries.
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Chatter in the commodities pits on Wednesday was all about the bounce in copper and whether it was a sign that the market had bottomed out.
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If you’re a java junkie, sometimes nothing less than a trip to the nearest gourmet coffee shop will do. That is until now.
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You’ve heard about all those big stocks that you should buy, but the pros say there are plenty of mid-size names that belong on your radar too.
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With sectors tied to global growth surging on Wednesday and the market piercing its 200-day moving average, should you hit the buy button? Or is this a sucker's rally?
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We ran out of time on TV but we didn't forget. Following are the Fast Money Final Traders. The gang gives you tomorrow's best trades, right now!
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Find out why these European stocks may be more appealing than most investors realize!
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You know about the big caps, but many smaller companies have big dividend yields, too.
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Wouldn’t it be nice to friend a professional trader; someone who could help you manage your personal account. Wait, there’s an app for that!
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Ditto Trade founder and CEO Joe Fox, just unveiled a new app that lets users trade stocks like the professionals by using a social platform.
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The Fast Money traders share their top dividend stock picks, including UNS Energy Corp, Merck and Altria.
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The Street’s buzzing about Apple and what they’re going to unveil at the worldwide developers conference next week. Wanna' know what we're hearing?
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Investors have been dumping industrials broadly, with the sector down 8% over the last month. And amid the slide, one stock may have been oversold.
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According to the WSJ, the Nasdaq plans to begin compensating investors for Facebook's botched IPO; and breaking down the plays in the industrial sector, even though its down 8% over the past month, with the Fast Money traders and Jeff Sprague, Vertical Research Partners.
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Guy Adami, Pete Najarian and other Fast pros think a new iPad mini could drive Apple shares to a new all time high.
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With the proliferation of low cost or free video games all over the Internet, how will Sony, the maker of Playstation, compete?
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In this environment of low return, Fast Money trader Pete Najarian thinks a chemical stock may be worth a look.
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Following are midday movers you might have missed. Find out what’s going up, what’s going down and whether our traders would double down, fade or run in the other direction!
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Pro traders are starting to worry that if the worst case scenario plays out – Spain could be as damaging to the market as the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
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Wapner is an award-winning reporter and the host of "Fast Money Halftime Report." He has also reported documentaries for CNBC.
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Adami is a contributor on CNBC's "Fast Money." He is also Managing Director of stockMONSTER.com.
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Finerman is President of Metropolitan Capital Advisors, Inc., a company she co-founded.
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Najarian, the "Pit Boss," is cofounder of optionMONSTER.com, a news site for options traders.
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