Aug.24
9:33 AM ET
Monday, 24 Aug 2009
- Market Tips: Asia and Commodities Are Hot
Experts tell CNBC there is value in Asian stocks, especially Chinese resource stocks, as well as commodities in general. - US May See 150-200 More Bank Failures: Bove
Richard Bove says 150 to 200 more U.S. banks will fail in the current banking crisis, and the industry's payments to keep the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp afloat could eat up 25 percent of pretax income in 2010. - Cash for Clunkers Program Heads Into Final Day
Over the weekend, car dealers across the country watched their lots grow empty as crowds rushed to trade in gas guzzlers after the government said that the $3 billion rebate program would end at 8 p.m. EDT Monday, two weeks earlier than expected.
Aug.20
10:32 AM ET
Thursday, 20 Aug 2009
- Market Tips: Don't Expect a Double Dip
Global stocks rose Thursday, with China's benchmark market making its second biggest gain this year. Experts tell CNBC another leg down in the markets is unlikely. - What Shape is the Recovery?
It looks like the recession is winding down. The question now is what shape will the recovery be? - Jobs 'Breakup' Needs 'Makeup'
The recession workplace is "broken" and needs some fixing, post-haste.
Aug.19
9:27 AM ET
Wednesday, 19 Aug 2009
- Bartiromo: A Call To Switch to Cash
A perma-bear, citing several data developments, recommends investors switch to cash. - What Shape is the Recovery?
It looks like the recession is winding down. The question now is what shape will the recovery be? -
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Although countless indicators of varied usefulness exist, there is a special breed that finds itself off the beaten path, for obvious reasons. Here are some of our favorites. - Read Buffet's Op-Ed
In nature, every action has consequences, a phenomenon called the butterfly effect. These consequences, moreover, are not necessarily proportional.
Aug.18
9:32 AM ET
Tuesday, 18 Aug 2009
- Market Tips: Risk Aversion May Be Short-Lived
Global stocks rose Tuesday, clawing their way back from the previous day's lows. Though the market is due for a correction, there is still value in large-cap stocks and copper. - Die in 2011 and You'll Pay
With the estate tax in flux, planning for estate taxes at death is uncertain at best. - Credit Drought Hits Developers
The housing industry is increasingly facing another credit crunch, though this time it's not to the buyers, but to the builders. - Reverse Mortgages: A Troubled Lifeline for Seniors
Reverse mortgages are quickly turning into a main source of income for struggling seniors but they come with significant drawbacks.
Aug.17
9:33 AM ET
Monday, 17 Aug 2009
- Yoshikami: You Need to Adjust Your Strategy Now
The truth is the world is different than it was 10 or 20 years ago. There is no way that your current investment strategy can remain the same as it has in the past. - Commodities: The Next Hot Trade?
After a hot week, copper, sugar, gold and oil all dropped Friday, along with the markets. Is it time to buy them on this dip? - US to Exit Recession Next Month?
Global stocks were lower Monday, with Asian markets falling to their lowest in two weeks. But experts tell CNBC stocks could go higher and the U.S. could exit recession next month.
Aug.14
9:50 AM ET
Friday, 14 Aug 2009
- Cramer: A Mortgage-Market Recovery?
Investors should take note of this hedge fund manager's large stake in this financial. It could be a sign of things to come for the mortgage market. - Michael Vick Signing: Winners & Losers
For every action, there is a reaction. Here are the winners and losers from Michael Vick signing with the Philadelphia Eagles. - Farrell: Lots of News, Little Volume
"I can't believe we couldn't do one billion shares of trading volume Thursday on the NYSE. I know it's August but we have to make a living! Less than 800,000 million shares is startling."
Aug.13
9:41 AM ET
Thursday, 13 Aug 2009
- Market Tips: Time to Take Gains on Stocks
Experts tell CNBC investors should start rebalancing their portfolios as the stock-market rally is two thirds through. - The New 'It' Investment: DIP Loans
As investors are looking for ways to put money to work, they are setting their sights on the DIP loan market as a way to realize meaningful returns. -
Slideshow: The Highest State Foreclosure Rates
Here's a look at the states with the ten highest foreclosure rates in July 2009.
Aug.12
9:46 AM ET
Wednesday, 12 Aug 2009
- The Brothers Grim
Some of the business world's gloomiest prognosticators — Nouriel Roubini, Marc Faber and Nassim Taleb — weigh in on the economy and markets. Watch their full comments from 'Squawk Box.' - US Dollar Index: Chart It Here
Measure the US dollar's performance against a basket of currencies. - Roginsky: GOP Yellers Helping Health Care Reform
Leaders of the Republican Party have become unhinged from any facts when discussing health care reform. What are rational voters to think when Sarah Palin, nominated just last year to stand one heartbeat away from the highest office in the land, accuses Obama of running a “death panel” that may kill her child? - Anticipating the Fed
Most economists and traders are not expecting any change in rates today as well but will listen for comments on the economy's direction.
Aug.11
9:34 AM ET
Tuesday, 11 Aug 2009
- The Dow's Summer Dog
It is now one month since the summer rally started on July 11. Which is the worst-performing Dow component since the start of the summer rally? - Looking for R&R? Check Out These Leisure Stocks
Take a look at the dramatic outperformance in these travel-related stocks since the markets’ March bottom. - Busch: China's Ripple Effect
China appears to be at a crossroads with its massive bank lending program.
Aug.10
9:32 AM ET
Monday, 10 Aug 2009
- Krugman: Second Stimulus Needed
The world economy needs a second stimulus if it is to avoid the fate of Japan in the 1990s when the country was stuck with years of sluggish growth, Nobel laureate and professor of economics Paul Krugman told CNBC Monday. See the complete interview. - EBay, GM Set to Start Car-Selling Trial Tuesday
General Motors and eBay are expected to announce Monday that hundreds of the auto maker's California dealers will let consumers haggle over the prices of new cars and trucks through the online marketplace, as part of a previously disclosed trial. - Recovery Safely Here?
Investors have poured back into stocks and unemployment has eased. Is a recovery really underway? Depends on who's talking... - Dow 12,000? That’s What the Stars Say
There is no shortage of experts when it comes to Wall Street. So, as the market logged its fourth straight up week, we decided the only way to solve this, short of an arm-wrestling match, was to consult the stars.
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