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Friday, December 21, 2007

THE FINAL TRADE

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Next Week's Trades
 
  With the new year approaching the time has come to look beyond next week's playbook and focus on your trades in the new year. See what trends the Fast Money Five think will be on fire in '08:

1. Will Global Growth, Falling Dollar Drive Oil, Gold & Commodities to Records in '08?
Gartman: (PBR) is a buy.

2. Will the Tech run continue next year?
Najarian: (RIMM) is a (Buy).

3. Will financial distress continue next year?
Najarian: The brokers should recover next year.

   

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Stocks on the Move
 
  Pops & Drops

The Fast Money five take a look at the year's biggest market movers.

MBI (MBIA)

AMZN (AMAZON)
COST (COSTCO)
NKE (NIKE)
CFC (COUNTRYWIDE)

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  Dylan Ratigan

Normally this space if devoted to getting you ready for next week and preparing you for the daily onslaught of capitalism. But next week is not like any other. With the holiday-shortened week, volume should be very light. If we've learned anything this past year, it is that low volume days can lead to volatile trading. So instead, I'd like to thank you for being a part of the tremendous success of Fast Money. Television, more so than most fields, is a total team effort. From the producers, to the graphic artists, to the tech managers, there are many people behind the scenes that make this show happen. But ultimately, without you, there is no us, and for that very simple reason, I'd like to extend to you my best wishes for the happiest of happy holidays. .

-Dylan

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 Friday, Dec. 21, 2007
1. Marty Whitman's Big Bets
A rare look inside the mind of one of this nation's most storied investors.

2. Cramer Talks Financials
Mad Money's Jim Cramer discusses financials worth considering in 2008.

3. The Street's Subprime Savior
When Wall Street firms need help, they turn to Gary Parr, Lazard deputy chairman.

4. China Looking to Fly High
China has aspirations of creating its own Airbus, with Phil LeBeau.

5. Tale of Two Retailers
Best Buy and Circuit City are worlds apart in terms of making a profit.

Wii Options Market? It's True!

Something strange is developing around the Nintendo Wii phenomenon and it's showing capitalism at its finest......Click here to view posting.

VIDEO OF THE WEEK

Summers' Tax Cut Push:Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers pushes a $75B plan to cut taxes and increase spending.

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Thursday, December 20, 2007

CNBC.com's News Now

 Thursday, Dec. 20, 2007
1. The President's Money Men
Gutierrez, Nussle and Lazear discuss the U.S. economy.

2. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer
Cramer shares stock picks and pans with CNBC's Erin Burnett.

3. Merrill's Write-Down Concerns
Details on Merrill Lynch's possible bigger loss on write-downs.

4. Doubleclick Deal Done
Google gets the greenlight to buy the online ad giant.

5. Tech Call-- Pogue Navigates GPS
Hot GPS Devices, with David Pogue, NY Times tech columnist.

Chinese "Lead Scare" Not Real Reason for Slow Toy Sales

Parents were scared over buying Chinese made toys that reportedly had lead in them. But Margaret Brennan blogs that there are other reasons for slow toy sales right now. Click here to view posting.


1. WRAPPING UP CHARITY SEASON: With Wall Street hurting, how did this year's charity season shake out? Who gave? Who got? Michelle Caruso-Cabrera wraps it all up.

2. VERRONE INTERVIEW: Jane Wells interviews the WGAW President, Patric Verrone, first-on-CNBC on Street Signs.

3. SITTING DOWN W/ MARTY WHITMAN: Marty Whitman is a long term investor who oversees at Third Avenue Management, where he's Co-Chief Investment Officer. Erin Burtnett wraps up the best bites from a one-on-one interview with the mega-successful investor.

4. SHOPPING FOR GADGETS: Jim Goldman is live in Silicon Valley taking a look at how the consumer electronics market is shaping up ahead for the crux of the holiday spending rush.

5. WASHINGTON LATEST: John Harwood provides insight into the latest Washington buzz...

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