Lee Brodie is Digital Producer for Mad Money with Jim Cramer. Past credits include "Trading Spaces" and "Entertainment Tonight." He has also produced shows for History, MSNBC, NBC Productions, PBS and more. He received a 2007 Daytime Emmy award for the A&E documentary "A Question of Life or Meth." 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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It's time for Macke's Markup, where Jeff Macke, our Lone Wolf, takes a look at the best names in the retail space. Today Jeff takes a look at high end retail using a special occasion to guide his trade.
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In tonight's sector trade, we’re talking about airlines. They've been in the news a lot lately, mostly due to stranded passengers and flight delays. With gas prices going higher and concern about consumer discretionary spending threatening this vacation season, will the airlines struggle to get their profits off the ground?
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Sin city's stocks have been on tilt recently; their collapse coincides with the implosion of the legendary Stardust Casino, yesterday. (Demolition crews blew it up, to make way for a Boyd Gaming project.) As Vegas looks at new ways to win more of your business, our Eric Bolling reveals how you can profit from their gamble.
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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 on April 2nd. Click here as we advance toward Fast Money's favorite stock.
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Lehman Brothers (LEH), the #2 underwriter of mortgage-backed bonds, said today that bad home loans were "well contained" echoing comments from Goldman Sachs (GS) yesterday. In sharp contrast, a Merrill Lynch economist said today that the lending crisis would eventually lead to the first drop in home prices since the Great Depression. How do you trade the sub-prime slime with smart guys making such conflicting conclusions?
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Following a 230 point drop yesterday, the Dow dropped another 136 points today to its low for the year only to rally back into the black by the closing bell. Surely this rapid comeback is a sign of strength, right? Not so fast. The seeds of the sell-off -- a lending crisis and risk taking overseas -- have yet to fully bear fruit. What's your best trade along the bumpy road ahead?
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Today's first battle comes between rivals from the exchange conference. #13 seed NYSE Group (NYX), led by former Goldman assistant coach John Thain, takes on the Intercontental Exchange (ICE), the #4 seed. AND.... CLICK HERE FOR A LINK TO THE BRACKETS AS SEEN ON TV.
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Here’s today’s next head to head battle: Industrial giant United Technologies (UTX) versus steel powerhouse Nucor (NUE). and.... click here for a link to the brackets as seen on TV!
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Lauren from Maine says Broadcom (BRCM) held its own nicely today, given the overall market correction. Now that Broadcom is implementing new chips for Bluetooth devices, is this stock poised to reach new highs
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Find out which stocks are moving and what traders are saying about them as they execute orders on the floor.
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Cramer thinks the market may have just reached an inflection point.
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Cramer is shocked by the mistakes Wall Street pros are making right now.
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