Lee Brodie joined CNBC.com as a web producer for "Fast Money" after nearly 20 years on the broadcast side of the business. A familiar face at the peacock network, he last worked in the world of finance and investing on CNBC’s prime-time show "Capital Report." His other news credits include MSNBC, NBC News and the show-business news magazine Entertainment Tonight. He has also produced documentaries including the 2007 Emmy-winning "A Question of Life or Meth" for A&E Networks as well as the highly acclaimed "History in Focus: Flags of Our Fathers" for the History Channel. Brodie also received an Emmy award for his coverage of the New York theater scene in "Live from Broadway with Pat Collins." His first job in media was also with NBC, as a page.
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In New York’s Times Square, there are probably more ads per square foot than anywhere in the world. So it only seems appropriate that Guy Adami should be standing in Times Square to tell investors about the sea change taking place right now in advertising. This sea change is all about you!
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Larry Ellison, the 11th richest man in the world, is restless. In the last 2 years he’s spent more than $20 billion to make Oracle (ORCL) the first and last name in business software. First, he bought his competitors including Peoplesoft and Seibel Systems - then he moved to smaller growth companies including last month's purchase of Hyperion. The 'buy everything in sight' strategy worked for a while, but over the last 6 months Oracle's stock has flat-lined. Can Ellison keep buying his way to big returns?
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Remember the Battle of Thermopylae, when 300 Spartans held off the mighty Persian army. (It’s the plot of the #1 movie “300”). Well, small stocks are a lot like those ancient Greeks, as they continue to slay their large cap adversaries. Today, the Russell 2000 climbed back into the black, while the Dow and S&P 500 floundered. The smart money is betting merger activity and a possible Fed rate cut will give smaller stocks another day in the sun. Should investors continue to bet with the small cap underdogs?
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Steph from New York wants to know the best way to play a company like cement producer, Cemex (CX) and if there are better stocks in the same space?
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Here's our Fast Money Final Trade. Our guys give you tomorrow's best trades, tonight!
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Find out how traders are making money from Fedex earnings, Take-Two and steel. Our guys bring you the latest strategies and insights, straight from the floor.
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In the Fast Money Dirty Trade, Eric Bolling takes a look at one precious commodity that gets shinier everyday thanks in part to Japanese demand. (Japan is the home to Mkimoto jewelry and half of Tiffany's International sales.) Diamonds are the dirty trade.
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At “Fast Money”, the buck doesn't stop at Wall Street. Our traders show you how to make money all over the globe. We call this feature fast money world. Today Dylan takes you to the land of the rising sun, but not so much rising stock prices – Japan.
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Flowers are budding, birds are chirping and the urge to merge is wafting in the air. The health care, lawn care and oil services sectors all announced major deals today, which sent stock prices climbing after last week’s slide. With the Ben Bernanke and crew likely to keep interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, will Spring usher in blooming stock prices or is it time to do a little Spring cleaning in your portfolio.
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It's time for more Fast Money Madness! As the NCAA tournament marches on, we're pairing off the most-talked about 64 companies on the street. The guys will determine the winners through debate, and end up with a national champion -- Fast Money's favorite stock.
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