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  • The New York Stock Exchange, downtown Manhattan.
    Stocks Close Lower on Bank, Tech Worries

    Stocks closed lower amid worries about bank earnings and weak consumer spending on tech.

  • Futures Hurt by Poor Manufacturing Picture

    U.S. stock index futures were mixed as contradictory information on a bailout package for troubled automakers were making investors nervous.

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    Riding Naked...Puts, That Is

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  • Short Sale Ban On Financials Is Over: Make A Difference?

    S&P futures are up 19 points, and while many think this is because Treasury is actively shopping the idea they will take an ownership stake in U.S. banks, bear in mind that the market now routinely swings in 20 plus point ranges in a day, and often overnight, so futures up 15 is not even unusual any more.

  • Pops & Drops: Intel, JPMorgan...

    Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Intel and JPMorgan popped while The Hartford and Crocs dropped.

  • Lightning Round: RIMM, Macy's, AT&T and More

    Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

  • Pops & Drops: Citigroup, Disney...

    Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Citigroup and Disney popped while United Airlines and U.S. Steel dropped.

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    Web Extra: Your First Trade For Thursday

    We ran out of time on TV, but in this Web Extra you’ll find all the Fast Money Final Trades. Also find out how Pete Najarian is playing options action in El Paso.

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    Web Extra: Options Action - Huntsman

    In Tuesday’s Web Extra find out about options action that has Pete Najarian bullish for Huntsman. Then hear why Karen Finerman says his trade is full of bull!

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    The Latest Picks That Paid – Friday July 18th

    Our traders are good - but you knew that! Check out their latest picks that paid.

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    Battle The Bear

    The Dow finished higher on Thursday propelled by optimism about a major deal in the chemicals sector and comments from Ben Bernanke. What's the "Word on the Street?"

  • Pops & Drops: Nokia, Petrobras...

    Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Nokia and Petrobras popped while Visa and Whole Foods dropped.

  • Huntsman Sues Apollo, Claims Fraud

    U.S. specialty chemicals maker Huntsman said Monday it filed a lawsuit against private equity firm Apollo Management and its partners alleging fraud and tortious interference, escalating a legal battle on the soured merger agreement between Huntsman and Hexion Specialty Chemical.

  • Market 360: The Best and Worst of the Week for US Equities, Commodities, Currencies, and More

    For the week ending Friday, June 20, 2008, the markets dropped on disappointing earnings results from the financial sector, and a continued spike in crude oil prices added to investors' concerns over inflation. The Dow closed below 12000 on Friday for the first time since Mid-March.

  • Stocks Pull Off a Gain; Oil Drop Buoys Techs

    Stocks bobbed up and down Thursday, struggling to hold onto gains, as investors weighed oil's retreat against a dismal manufacturing reading and a fresh wave of concern about banks.  Oil slipped nearly $5, settling at $131.93 a barrel.

  • Stocks Grapple With Oil Drop, Downgrades

    Stocks wavered Thursday after a dismal manufacturing reading and a slew of analyst downgrades.

  • Stocks Wobble Amid Slew of Downgrades

    Stocks wavered Thursday after a dismal manufacturing reading and a slew of analyst downgrades.

  • Dow Drops Below 12000; Upgrade Boosts AIG

    Stocks declined Thursday, with the Dow dropping below the key 12000 mark, but were cushioned by AIG's advance.

  • Market Hears More Earnings Warnings

    We are smack in the middle of earnings warnings season, and it has not been a pleasant experience. Yesterday, after several companies warned, we saw an expansion of new lows at the NYSE. Most large financials, most pharmaceuticals, airlines, and most autos are at or near multiyear lows.

  • Huntsman Swings to Second-Quarter Loss on Higher Costs

    Chemicals company Huntsman said Tuesday it swung to a loss in the second quarter due to a loss from discontinued operations and higher feedstock and energy costs.