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Friday, October 30, 2009

CNBC.com News Now: Stocks Sell Off but Finish Flat for Month

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Friday, Oct. 30, 2009
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DOW 9712.73 -249.85 -2.51%  
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WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
Stocks Sell Off but Finish Flat for Month
Stocks tumbled Friday, giving back all of the gains from the prior session, as worries about the recovery escalated after a pair of reports on the consumer and as the dollar rallied...
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Why Real Estate May Be Better Investment Than Stocks Now
Given the current buyer's market, some investors may find property more attractive—never mind rewarding—than stocks....
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GDP Growth in US Was Actually 'Horrible': Dr. Doom
U.S. third-quarter GDP data was "horrible" and investors will soon realize that it wasn't as good as they initially thought, Marc Faber, publisher of the Gloom, Doom and Boom Report, told CNBC.com...
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CNBC Quiz
CNBC 360 Think You Understand Markets? Prove It...
Know your stocks from your bonds? Your shorts from your longs? Many investors claim to. Unfortunately, some of those investors don't live up to their expectations. How do you rate?
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TODAY'S TOP 5 VIDEOS
1. El Erian's Economy  
Mohamed El-Erian, CEO and co-CIO of Pimco, shares his outlook on the markets and the economy.

2. Intel's Excellent Outlook  
Intel beat Q3 estimates by a wide margin earlier this month, and the company now says they are seeing a rise in corporate spending. The company's CFO, Stacy Smith, shares his outlook with CNBC.

3. Sununu: Economy "Too Big to Fail"  
John Sununu, former member of the Congressional Oversight Panel and former New Hampshire senator, talks about everything from "too big to fail" to the economy with CNBC.

4. The Fate of CIT  
CNBC's David Faber has the update on CIT's shares.

5. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer!  
Mad Money host Jim Cramer shares his stock picks with CNBC's Erin Burnett.

 

 
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A Tale of Two Smart Phone Makers
A very interesting report from RBC's wireless analyst this morning Mike Abramsky, and the power of potential at Apple and Palm.

First Apple where the skies indeed seem the limit for opportunity here. Abramsky and team met with top execs at Apple and came away smitten. And for good reason: it seems Wall Street is coming around to the fundamentals that many of us have been preaching. In all fairness, Abramsky had been an Apple naysayer but came around, and big. And his optimism is only reiterated this morning.

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Thursday, October 29, 2009

CNBC.com News Now: Dow Jumps 2%, Its Best Day Since July

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WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
Art Cashin: Markets Will Rally if Dollar 'Behaves'
Markets opened higher on Thursday after a report showed jobless claims dipped in the last week and the economy grew more than expected last quarter. Art Cashin, director of floor operations at UBS Financial Services, shared his insights...
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Tips for the Cautious Investor: Right Mix of Stocks and Bonds
For some investors "there still is a case of once bitten, twice shy," says one money manager. If that describes you, here are some things to consider for your portfolio...
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Dow Jumps 2%, Its Best Day Since July
Stocks rallied Thursday, rebounding off of the prior session's rout, after reports showed the economy grew more than expected last quarter and jobless claims fell...
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CNBC's Earnings Central
CNBC 360 On-air - Online - On Mobile
Stay with CNBC for Real-Time Earnings reports and analysis. Tomorrow, reports from Chevron, CIGNA, Sanofi-Aventis, Sony and more.

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TODAY'S TOP 5 VIDEOS
1. Financial Rubble, Barney's Fix  
Congressman Barney Frank speaks on financial regulation on Capitol Hill.

2. Obama, the Economy and Small Biz  
President Obama shares insight on the GDP and economic recovery, as well as his plan to help small businesses.

3. Snowe & the Public Option  
Sen. Olympia Snow, R-Maine, is the only Republican to cast a "yes" vote on health care legislation in the House or Senate, but will she go for a plan that includes a public option? CNBC's Erin Burnett takes a closer look.

4. GDP OK  
Insight on the state of the U.S. economy, with Christina Romer, Council of Economic Advisers Chair.

5. Housing: Boom, Bust or Bubble  
Insight on the state of the U.S. economy, with Christina Romer, Council of Economic Advisers Chair.

 

 
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Why The Dollar Drops on Good Economic News
I have been asked repeatedly why the dollar is dropping on good U.S. economic news. In a U.S.-centric world, positive U.S. economic data would indeed be dollar-positive. But we don't live in a U.S.-centric world any more, we live in a global world.

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The Opportunity Most Americans Are Missing Now

Maria Bartiromo reports: What's ahead for your investments now
A Special Bulletin from CNBC's Maria Bartiromo: The Opportunity Most Americans are Missing Right Now
October 28, 2009

Fellow Investor,

I was recently talking with Clark Winter, CIO of SK Capital Partners and simply one of the best global investing experts I know, to get his take on how you should invest your money now.Click for Half-Price Savings

Clark told me that America was having a “Carlos Slim” moment.

You see, Mexico suffered two brutal collapses in the 1980s and 1990s, and most people who had the means gathered their cash and fled the country. But not Carlos Slim.

When other people were running, Slim scooped up Mexico’s best brands for pennies on the dollar. He bought the phone company, the largest retail chain and more. And today, Carlos Slim is the third-richest man in the world!

Meet Maria’s Elite Eight

Ken Heebner, Founder, Capital Growth Management

Maria on Ken Heebner: Since the summer of 1999 through mid-year 2009, Ken’s flagship CGM Focus Fund returned nearly seven times the amount earned by the average fund in its category. His five- and ten-year records put him in the top 1% of his peers.

Bill Nygren, Portfolio Manager, Oakmark Funds

Maria on Bill Nygren: Bill is a long-term star, whose flagship Oakmark Select Fund, rated four-star by Morningstar, has a 10-year annualized return better than 91% of its peers. Nygren’s a value guy, and this is the kind of market where value pickers can excel.

Bob Doll, Vice Chairman, BlackRock

Maria on Bob Doll: There’s almost no one I can think of who can fuse a well thought-out thesis about the economy and savvy stock selection better than Bob. And he delivers results; his large-cap value fund has outperformed its category average every year but one since 2001.

David Winters, Portfolio Manager, Wintergreen Fund

Maria on David Winters: Simply put, David Winters knows how to run money. His $900-plus million Wintergreen Fund gets the maximum five stars from the fund raters today. David’s three-year record is better than 91% of his category peers. And David puts his personal money where his shareholders’ is—in his funds.

Clark Winter, CIO, SK Capital Partners

Maria on Clark Winter: I’ve always been impressed with Clark Winter’s savvy understanding of the investors around the world. He travels the globe regularly meeting with everyone from sovereign wealth managers to institutional players to get an inside look at how local economies are doing and where money flows are being directed—a truly invaluable view for investors.

Bill Miller, Chairman, CIO and Portfolio Manager, Legg Mason Capital Management

Maria on Bill Miller: For an unprecedented 15 consecutive years, Miller’s value-oriented fund whipped the S&P 500 index. Now through midsummer this year, Value Trust was up 25%, whipping the averages again and placing Miller in the top 4% of all mutual fund managers in his category.

Dan Niles, Co-CIO, Alpha One Capital Partners

Maria on Dan Niles: Dan Niles can size up a tech stock better than practically anybody I know. He has received five awards in The Wall Street Journal’s “best on the street” survey of analysts, and while he was working as an analyst for Lehman Brothers and others he was a perennial member of Institutional Investor’s all star team.

Michael Price, Investment Manager, MFP Investors

Maria on Michael Price: Michael Price is one of the sharpest value investors around. As the manager of the famed Mutual Series funds in the 1980s and 90s, he racked up one of the best performance records of all time. He has a knack for finding great stocks at great prices.

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Now Clark Winter — a man whose investing talents I admire greatly — tells me we have similar opportunities in America today.

You might not have the wherewithal to run out and buy entire companies. But there are numerous great American brands Clark suggests you can buy now, “put away in the drawer,” and then harvest great riches down the road.

In my brand-new newsletter, Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street, Clark declares this as the opportunity most Americans are missing—and goes on to describe the five companies you ought to buy right now.

That’s why I invite you to
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Clark Winter is one of my regular contributors, a member of my “Elite Eight” — 8 seasoned Wall Street investors, who will give you practical advice, specific stock recommendations and ongoing encouragement when you join me at Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street now.

When CNBC suggested I start this advisory, I said “sure,” under one condition: I was going to do it my way.

That meant no pretense. I’m not an investing expert, and I won’t pretend to be one. But thanks to my many years in the business, I do know the giants of the investing world. I have carefully cultivated relationships with many of them. And I know how to interview them to get the very best they have to offer.

At Wall Street, I’m not going to make any overblown promises.

No breathless rant about some Chinese telecom stock you simply must buy by next Thursday. And I won’t talk about “money-doublers,” unless my Wall Street members have actually earned them.

I respect you way too much for that.

It burns me up when people bash individual investors like you. Some Wall Streeters say you don’t know what you’re doing. You always make the wrong moves. And you let your emotions get the best of you, instead of making rational decisions.

Well, I say that’s bull!

I’m not going to tell you what to do. I’m not going to “dumb things down” for you. And I promise not to insult your intelligence with claims I can’t back up.

I believe if I give you unfettered access to my world…if I share Ken Heebner’s, Bill Miller’s and Michael Price’s current advice and top stock picks…if I include you in the conversation when Jim Rogers talks commodities or George Soros talks about the dollar…

…you will become a more successful investor. I know you can do it.

No overblown promises,
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“Doing it my way” also means offering you a very fair deal.

I understand it’s almost unheard of, but when you join Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street, you enjoy a full six-month, unquestioned money-back guarantee.

You see, I don’t think it’s fair to ask for an unqualified “Yes,” before you have time to properly evaluate Wall Street’s worth to you. You need more than 15 days. You deserve more than 30 days.

I figure giving you a full six months to ask for all your money back might take some of the doubt out of your mind. Say “maybe” now, and give me six months to turn that “maybe” into a resounding “yes.”

Let’s get started now.

If you enjoy the experience…if you feel entertained and enriched…if you gain valuable knowledge from the experts I introduce you to…and most of all, if you make more money with your investments, then I hope we’ll be together for years to come.

But if you’re not happy, for any reason at all, just let me know any time in the first six months — even the very last day — and my publisher will promptly refund everything you’ve paid.

It’s my pleasure to welcome you to Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street.All Free

Sincerely,

signed- Maria
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P.S. I can’t tell you how pleased I am to be working on your behalf. I believe passionately in individual investors, like you. You have the determination and a thirst for success, and I can help you achieve your goals by introducing you to the best minds of the investing world. Together, I believe we can make your financial dreams come true.

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