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Pullbacks in the stock market will continue to provide opportunities for investors, Citi Private Bank's Steven Wieting says.
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This week ETFs hit a major milestone, $1 trillion under management. Is all the money they're attracting a sign that ETFs are a better bet than stocks?
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It seems the Street just can't upgrade Apple fast enough. And that might be a big mistake according to Fast trader Steve Cortes!
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Top tech analyst Heather Bellini of ISI Group joins the "Fast Money" traders to discuss whether software giant Oracle is a buy.
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"DRJ" reveals which energy name is seeing increased options activity, as a result of talk about mergers and acquisitions.
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Financials landed in the spotlight again Wednesday with chatter suggesting profit reports may be weaker than expected.
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A highly regarded cloud computing analyst reveals his best plays for the new year.
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Considering Best Buy cited weakness in "TVs, mobile computing and gaming software" for their big miss, how should you trade now?
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Top tech analyst Gene Munster reveals 3 favorite plays for 2011.
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With new data showing inflation in China has soared to a 28-month high, how should you position?
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Why the renowned currency and commodities trader doesn't think the People's Republic is likely to raise interest rates.
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Yield landed front and center on Friday after industrial giant GE boosted its dividend. What's the trade?
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Is the sideways S&P a sign that stocks are consolidating before the next leg higher? Or does it mean they've maxed out?
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FBR Capital Markets analyst Stephen Chick thinks so and the "Fast Money" traders weigh in.
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The Fast Money traders have spotted potentially negative patterns in at least two critical charts. What must you know?
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After the President announced a deal to renew Bush-era tax cuts, investors drove the S&P above its 2010 closing high of 1225. Now what?
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Activist investor Carl Icahn and Lions Gate Vice Chair Michael Burns had harsh words for one another on Tuesday's "Fast Money."
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Options trader Jon Najarian explains why these two stocks are experiencing heavy call volume.
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With silver surging above $30 for the first time since 1980, should you ride the momentum? Or is this wave about to crash on the sand?
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The "Pit Boss" reveals which industry is seeing heavy call buying in midday trading.
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Considering the market's impressive performance despite a terrible jobs report, is the Street currently inclined to shrug off bad news?
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