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CNBC Poll: What's the Best Place to Invest?

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Published: Wednesday, 18 Jan 2012 | 9:49 AM ET
By: CNBC.com

Surprising and volatile. That's one way to describe the financial markets in 2011.

Your Money Resolutions - A CNBC Special Report

After a series of up-and-down moves, the major stock indices ended the year pretty much where they started. Precious metals offered a wild ride as well, but only gold delivered a sizable gain.

Somehow, Treasurys managed to rally again, but with prices so high at the end of the year, it's hard to imagine any more gains.

With a year like 2011, investors may be prone to scratch their heads about 2012.

What do you think?

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2011 was a volatile year for the financial markets, and many experts expect 2012 to be the same. What's an investor to do? Cast your vote.

   
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Commodities

  • Warren Gilman, Chairman & CEO of CEF Holdings says the recent sell-off in commodities is a short term reaction that presents long term buying opportunities. He explains why he sees a resurgence in the commodities boom.

  • Gold edged lower on Friday as the dollar and equities regained momentum after a volatile trading session the day before.

  • CNBC's Josh Lipton looks at three stocks to watch, including Sears, which had a much wider than expected loss today. Abercrombie & Fitch reports on Friday, as does Foot Locker, which may have benefited from an overall trend toward athletic footwear.

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