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  • Market Tips: Gold to Rise Even Further

    Global stocks rose on Tuesday as fears of a debt crisis in Dubai ebbed. Gold hit a new record high near $1,200 an ounce. Experts told CNBC gold remains a charming investment from now into 2010.

    • How Long Will This Health Care Firm's Rally Last?

        Medco Health Solutions has been rallying to new highs for the last month, and now at least one investor is positioning for a drop.

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    • Cramer: 3 Trades on Banks, Steel

      Plus, the Mad Money's host says this casino stock is still a buy.

      • 'Fast Money' Traders: Trading Banks In The Wake Of Dubai

          If concerns about Dubai are overblown, are banks oversold? Is the dip a buying opportunity?

      • Gartman's Commodities Outlook after Dubai

          Dubai markets fell on the first trading day since the emirate's request to delay debt repayments. But U.S., Asia and Europe markets climbed after the UAE central bank announced it'll provide additional liquidity to commercial banks if needed. Dennis Gartman, founder of The Gartman Letter, shared his insight on what lies ahead.

      • Best Online Retailers to Buy Now: Internet Analyst

          Online retailers are becoming increasingly popular with people shopping at home—or on their work computers. So how can investors make money in the subsector? Benjamin Schacter, internet analyst at Broadpoint AmTech, shared his view.

      • Banks With The Biggest Exposure to The UAE

          The loan exposure of the top 10 foreign banks to the UAE at the end of 2008.

      • Buy or Hold: Analyst Rates 10 Retail Stocks

          Last Friday — known as "Black Friday" — kicked off the start of the holiday shopping season. Charles Grom, retail analyst at JPMorgan, shared his views on the strength of the retail sector.

      • Market Tips: Buy on Dubai Crisis

          Global stocks were mixed Monday, with Asian shares recovering after last week's selloff, while European shares dipped as concerns about the Dubai crisis weighed. Experts told CNBC the small correction caused by the Dubai crisis is a buying opportunity.

      • Buy Now, Santa Rally May Still Happen: Chief Investor

          The rally still has some room to go, Dodge Dorland, chief investment officer at Landor Capital Management, said Monday.

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      • Market Outlook: Stocks vs Dubai Effect 

        The week's top business news stories, next week's headlines — and what stocks the pros are recommending.

        • 'Fast Money' Traders: Is Dubai First Sign of Larger Crisis?

            Considering market declines could have been much worse on Friday, is Dubai only a blip on the radar? Or, is it the first ripple of a larger crisis?

        • Gartman Warns: Dubai Stock Market Fear Has 'Legs'

            Dubai announced it requested a 6-month freeze on some $59 billion of debt repayment, creating anxiety in equity markets around the world. What should investors expect going forward? Dennis Gartman, founder of The Gartman Letter, shared his market insights with CNBC.

        • 8 Retail Stocks that Gain During the Holidays

            Hope for a much anticipated economic recovery is boosting Americans' optimism about this holiday shopping season.

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        • 'Fast Money' Traders: Market Drop Signs?

          Positive economic data buoyed stocks on Wednesday. But at least one piece of new information may actually be a cause for concern.

          • There's a 50% Chance of US Double-Dip: Strategist

              There will be a short-term pullback after Thanksgiving in stock markets and there is a 50 percent chance that the US economy will double-dip, according to Paul Schatz, president of Heritage Capital.

          • Cramer: How Big Money Rules the Markets

              At some point during a big rally, the fundamentals of the money-management business outweigh those of publicly traded firms. Jim Cramer tells how this affects investors — and what to watch for.

          • Art Cashin: Caution 'Growing' in Financials, Dividend Moves

              Art Cashin, director of floor operations at UBS Financial Services, shared his insights on economic data and what investors should watch.

          • Market Tips: Buy on Dips – Short-Term

              Global stocks rose on Wednesday, with gold hitting another new high above $1,178 an ounce, after the Federal Reserve raised U.S. growth forecasts for 2010. Experts told CNBC liquidity will continue to drive stocks up, but that investors should see dips as short-term buying opportunities.

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          • Suze Orman: 10 Reasons to Fear Your Financial Advisor

            How do you know if you have a good financial advisor—or someone who is more interested in the sale than your future? Personal finance expert Suze Orman gives 10 warning signs of a bad financial advisor.

            • Making Money in Solar, Water and Green Tech

                These are exciting times in the world of green. Washington is abuzz with the concept and Wall Street and Main Street are taking note. Thus, this special report—a starter's guide for investors.

            • Cramer: 12 Stocks to Play the Recovery

                Jim Cramer’s good news about the recovery? "Sooner is actually a whole lot more likely than later.” The Mad Money host pulled together 12 stocks that he thinks will most benefit from an economic rebound.

            • Berkshire Hathaway's Top 15 Stock Holdings

                As CEO and primary shareholder of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK), Warren Buffett, the world's most famous investor, has developed a well-known reputation of buying big stakes in companies he believes in.



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