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Published: Thursday, 23 Aug 2007 | 1:30 PM ET

By: Lee Brodie

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Dylan Ratigan takes the Fast Money MBA Challenge finalists to the NASDAQ where they ring Wednesday's closing bell. The NASDAQ hasn't seen this much fun since Bill Gates took Microsoft public!

Dylan Ratigan, Closer

Dylan Ratigan, the Fast Money Gang, Mary Thompson, and MBA Challenge participants from Texas and Yale close the NASDAQ

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