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“Fast Money” To Join Primetime Lineup
After six months as a weekly program, CNBC's "Fast Money" will join the network's primetime lineup beginning Monday, Jan. 8th, airing Monday-Friday at 8 PM ET and broadcasting from the NASDAQ Stock Market's street level MarketSite studio in New York's Times Square.  "Fast Money," anchored by CNBC's Dylan Ratigan, is a rapid-paced, highly charged hour where four of Wall Street's best traders debate and discuss the hot trades of the day. "Fast Money" is the only financial news program that converts news of the day into daily trading opportunities. Each program begins with Ratigan asking, "Where's the money? What's the trade? What's your move?"
CNBC's Fast Money and Logitech invite you go "Face 2 Face" with your webcam
By: cnbc.com | 13 Feb 2007 | 12:46 PM ET
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CNBC's Fast Money and Logitech invite you go "Face 2 Face" with your webcam on television now!

Do you have a webcam? Have a question for CNBC's Fast Money Five? Email the guys at and put "Webcam" in the subject line. For the first time on primetime television, you can go on air via your webcam to ask your question. Straight from your bedroom floor you can ask your question to the trading floor. Go Face 2 Face with Fast Money now.

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