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JOY IN JOYG'S EARNINGS?Joy Global reports earnings Wednesday; a profit of 89 cents is expected, an increase of 35% year over year.
I think this stock is ahead of itself, says Joe Terranova. I'm a buyer lower.
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FORD RUN DONE? On Tuesday's Halftime Report Fast Money friend Dan Fitzpatrick suggested staying away from Ford because “it's right up against technical resistance."
I also think the run is done, says Karen Finerman.
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HOPE FOR HOMEBUILDER?Toll Brothers reports earnings Wednesday; a loss of 50 cents is expected, a 15% decline year over year.
I think a homebuilder like this one is a lottery ticket, says Guy Adami.
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SERVICES PICTURE: We'll get a reading on the state of the services industry with the release of ISM Services. A reading of 45 is expected, up slightly from the previous reading of 43. A reading below 50 indicates a contraction.
I think the market will respond the same no matter what the number is, speculates Karen Finerman.
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BERNANKE ON THE HILL: Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke will testify on the challenges facing the economy before the House Budget Committee.
I think we'll hear about headwinds, says Tim Seymour. Bernanke wants the economy to appear weaker so he can keep rates down.
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CRUDE TO CONTINUE CLIMB? The government will release its crude inventories Wednesday. The last reading showed a surprise decline of over 5-million barrels, sending oil soaring 3%.
If stats are bullish and oil doesn't not settle above $70, then I think the run in oil is temporarily over, says Joe Terranova.
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FORBES CELEBRITY LIST RELEASED: Forbes releases its annual list of the top earnings celebrities, last year's top ranking celebrity was none other than Oprah.
I expect to see Oprah ontop again, says Tim Seymour. Who can top her?