CNBC.com News Now: 5 Things That Could Spook Stock Investors This October

Click here to view today's top stories on your mobile device. Tuesday, Sep. 29, 2009     DOW 9742.2 -47.16 -0.48%   NASDAQ 2124.04 -6.70 -0.31%   S&P 1060.61 -2.37 -0.22%     NEWS MARKETS EARNINGS INVESTING VIDEO CNBC TV SIGN IN     WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW Stocks End Lower as Consumer Mood Sours Stocks ended lower Tuesday as a drop in consumer confidence dragged on the market... »read more Five Things That Could Spook Stock Investors This October If September was a month that defied expectations, October might be the month that lives up to them... »read more Unemployed? Mike Rowe Says Consider a 'Dirty Job' Having a hard time finding a job? You may want to expand your search... »read more TOMORROW ON CNBC "Tracking The Flu" Reports throughout the day on the Global Affect of Swine Flu. Its impact on America's workforce, our recovering economy, and investors around the world... »CNBC TV TODAY'S TOP 5 VIDEOS 1. Case-Shiller Numbers   The S&P Case-Shiller Home Price Index shows only two cities with month to month home price declines. David Blitzer, the man behind the index, shares his insight. 2. Consumer Confidence   CNBC's Rick Santelli has analysis of the latest consumer confidence data 3. Survey: 40 Percent of CEOs Expect More Job Cuts   America's top CEOs see sales improving in the next six months but don't anticipate enough demand to reignite hiring or spark increased capital spending, according to the Business Roundtable's largest survey. John Castellani, of the Business Roundtable, discusses the survey with CNBC 4. UFC: Fist Full of Dollars   Global sports franchise Ultimate Fighting Championship is making money hand over fist. President and owner Dana White discusses his business with CNBC. 5. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer!   Mad Money's Jim Cramer gives his take on the markets.       TODAY'S TOP BLOG   My One on One With Kobe Bryant "About five or six years ago, I got together with my team, and we started our own marketing company, and decided to tweak some things. Go in a different direction a little bit, and a lot of patience and perseverance and working with brilliant people, and here we are," Kobe Bryant tells me in an exclusive interview... »See All CNBC.com Blogs

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