Tomorrow on Money In Motion Europe is on the cusp of a financial meltdown, and there is no where left for equity traders to hide. The best place to put your money might actually be "in" money, or other foreign currencies, and our traders will break it down. Plus, will recent efforts by central banks to devalue their currencies actually work? We will show you how you could profit. And we will try and fix your trade. Money in Motion will take your calls and work with through the trades that are not working out. That all tomorrow on Money in Motion Currency Trading. »more info
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Profit from the Pullback? 20 Stocks to Watch CNBC.com ran a screen of the S&P 500 looking for stocks with dividend yields greater than 2.5 percent, positive EPS and Revenue figures in the last two consecutive quarters, and are trading the farthest below their 50-day moving averages. » Read More
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Tonight... Fear and uncertainty grip the world markets - and everything's spiraling out of control. What can you do to keep your money safe...? Everything you need to know... Tune in to CNBC tonight at 8p ET for a special report "Markets in Turmoil."
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