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90 Seconds with Art Cashin: Why the 'Average Guy' Hasn't Been Able to Keep Up CNBC's Bob Pisani and UBS's Art Cashin discuss the goings on in Europe, and how the can has been kicked down the road. The euro continues to be stuck in a narrow band, and volume in the U.S. is extremely low. And if you drill down the economic data, Art says you can see why the "average guy" hasn't been able to keep up. » Watch Video
Still A Season For Miracles To Happen Last month, I traveled to Kenya to profile a charity I've been a fan of since first visiting it in 2007—New Life Home Trust. Clive and Mary Beckenham started New Life in 1994, after taking in an abandoned, HIV-positive newborn who was destined to die. But he didn't die. » Read More
Kraft Fairly Valued; Will Shoppers Stay Loyal?: Analyst Investors think Kraft is a very tasty stock. Whether consumers continue to buy the packaged-food company's goods once price hikes go through are another matter, Morningstar analyst Erin Nash told CNBC on Friday. » Read More
Tomorrow on Money In Motion It was the gift that kept on giving in 2011 –government dysfunction, and Congress is again playing its part. The debate over the payroll tax extension has provided a front row seat to all that is not right in Washington. But it has also given currency traders a great opportunity to make money. Failure to pass an extension will surely hurt the US economy, and that could lead to a return of the risk-off trade. We will preview the deadline and give you the trade off a failure to extend the tax measures.
Plus, the Euro continues to confound and captivate currency traders. And despite the recent decline, the biggest challenge for investors now continues to be figuring out ways to play it to the short side. That the Euro is a flawed currency is beyond despite. But finding the right currency to sell it against has proved tricky for traders as central banks engage in a race to debase. However, we've got the short-euro trade that no one is looking at that could make you a lot of money. We explain and break it down.
And as the year comes to a close, we will look back on our best and worst trades of 2011 and offer you our bold predictions for what could prove to be an eventful 2012. That's all coming up in a jammed packed edition of Money in Motion Currency Trading. »more info
2012 Safehavens? Emerging Markets What should investors anticipate from the euro zone in 2012? Discussing whether the emerging markets will lead growth in the new year, with Benjamin Pace, Deutsche Bank Private Wealth Mgmt. and Vadim Zlotnikov, Alliance Bernstein. » Watch Video
90 Seconds with Art Cashin: Avoiding a 'Whopping Hit' Art Cashin of UBS explains to CNBC's Bob Pisani why the new ECB loans aren't helping the euro, and explains the lack of uncertainty over the payroll tax cuts in Washington. It isn't affecting markets...yet. But if the extension isn't passed, Cashin says, it would be a "whopping hit" on the economy just when we don't need it. » Watch Video
Weight Watchers Set for Robust Growth: Analyst Employers stand to save 50 percent in health-care costs combating obesity, and Weight Watchers is perfectly positioned to help them do that, analyst Charles Boorady told CNBC Thursday. » Read More
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