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6:27 PM ET
Monday, 16 Mar 2009
Web Extra: Fast & Furious Trades For Tuesday
Posted By:Lee Brodie
Topics:Housing | Economy (U.S.) | Federal Reserve | Stock Market | Stock Picks
Sectors:Oil and Gas
In this Web Extra the traders look at four events that could move the market, Tuesday. Find out how they're gaming the Fed meeting, housing starts and more!
This content is only available online - you won't find these trades on TV.
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