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Congratulations to you as we bring to your notice the result of LOTTERIA SHOP NATIONAL 2007 promotion. We are happy to inform you that your email address have emerged a winner of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Euro (  € 150.000.00 Euro.)

NOTE: to file for your claim, please contact the claim department with the above information below NOTE: to file for your claim, please contact the claim agent below on email or phone

Mr.Santi Carlos
Atlas Capital Services, S.L.
Madrid Spain
TEL:+34-675-134-504
EMAIL TO:infoatlas@aim.com

The following particulars are attached to your lottery payment order: Remember to quote these numbers in your correspondence with your claims agent.

PROMOTION DATE: 14th of  September 2007.

REFERENCE NUMBER: LSLUK/2031/8156/06
BATCH NUMBER: 15/051/IPD/ES
WINNING NUMBER: 10-23-44-72-80
TICKET NUMBER:241918906-076
SERIAL NUMBER:16 23 43 26 42 36

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Congratulations once again from all our staff and thank you for believing on email communication and also for being part of our promotion program.NOTE: All winnings must be claimed not later than 14days;

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The Final Trade

	Here are the Top 3 stories that may make you money next week: Has a rate cut already been priced into the market?1 Adami: Yes, trade carefully heading into next week's earnings.. Are the brokers a buy ahead of earnings next week? Macke: Lehman is a buy. Is the return of the rumor mill a bullish sign for stocks? Finerman: Don't buy into the rumors.

	The only education worth your money is the Fast Money Trade School Don't let a bad trade become a long-term investment. Over the long-haul, what separates the best traders from the also-rans isn't winning on every trade but the discipline to close out the losers. It's hard to admit you're wrong but Fast Money traders know that once the catalyst is over, the trade is done. Take your hit, learn your lesson and never, ever, let a failed short term idea turn into a long term lemon. Remember... hope is not a viable investment thesis.

	Is it a buy or a sell? Next week, the Fast Money Five tell you how to read the street’s biggest events so your fast money stays fast Monday: Earnings Before: Earnings After: ADBE Eco: Empire Manuf Other: Japanese market closed Tuesday: Earnings Before: AZO, BBY, KR, LEH*** Earnings After: DRI** Eco: ***FED DAY***, PPI Other: WM Investor Day, Bank of America Investor Conference -- Mozilo speaking, Goldman's 2-day Communication conference begins -- Murdoch, Parsons, Seidenberg Wednesday: Earnings Before: GIS, MS Earnings After: CKR Eco: CPI***, Housing Starts Other: TOPPs vote Thursday: Earnings Before: BSC***, CAG, FDX***, GS****, CC Earnings After: NKE***, ORCL, TEK Eco: Leading Indicators, Philly Fed Other: Bernanke/Paulson testify before House Financial Services Committee Friday: Quadruple Witching, BOL vote

		Vacation Is Something I Don't Like One word not in my vocabulary is vacation. Even when I am not physically present on Wall Street, my mind is on the markets. I'm all business whenever the market is open for business. You might ask, though, what about vacation? The answer is simple: I always have one eye on the screen. I look for opportunities when other people are at the beach because I believe that Fast Money never sleeps. Low volumes provide an opportunity to make a quick buck because movements in stocks on light trading days are often exaggerated. Now, a few pieces of advice about sell-offs: 1) Stay calm because panicking is the worst thing you can do. 2) You can't trade harder, you can only trade smarter. 3) In these moments, reassess your risk tolerance and match it against the fundamental story of what's going on in the market. And finally, 4) Don't listen to your gut, listen to your head.

 

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		Now the fun begins my friends. Next week will mark the most significant Fed meeting in nearly seven years. That a rate cut is coming is considered a virtual certainty on Wall Street. But by much the Fed will cut its target rate is still a matter of debate. Also up for debate: has the market already priced in a move by the nation's top Money Men? The Fast Money will be watching. Also on the Fast Money agenda: broker earnings. We start with Lehman on Tuesday and then Bear and Goldman on Thursday. This will be the first reporting quarter since the subprime slime reared its ugly head. How much will it take out of earnings, and more importantly, how much will the subprime situation affect earnings going forward? Already, those companies have shed billions in market cap. Is there more to come? As always, an open market is one in which you can make money, and we will try to do that all next week. I hope you join us. Dylan . If you have suggestions for Fast Money or The Final Trade, please send an email to fastmoney@cnbc.com

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Today's CNBC MarketWrap

Today's top 5 stories on CNBC

1. NYSE Market Wrap: CNBC's Bob Pisani discusses the WHAT market day live from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

2. Paulson on the Economy: Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson discusses the economy and more, with CNBC's Rick Santelli.

3. Ara Hovnanian Interview: Ara Hovnanian, CEO of Hovnanian Enterprises, discusses his company's huge home sale with CNBC's Erin Burnett.

4. Showdown in Detroit: The big three and the United Autoworkers Union try and reach a new labor deal, with David Cole, Center for Automotive Research chairman; George Magliano, Global Insight director, automotive research and CNBC's Carl Quintanilla.

5. U.S.-China Trade Relations:China's ambassador to the U.S., Zhou Wenzhong, talked about some of the hottest topics in U.S.-China trade relations, with CNBC's Erin Burnett

Click here to view all of today's Top stories

Clip of the week:

	Bernanke Speech Analysis
	Instant analysis on the Fed chief's remarks, with Joe Battipaglia, Stifel Nicolaus market strategist; Barry Ritholtz, Ritholtz Research & Analytics; CNBC's Steve Liesman & Dylan Ratigan.

Funny Business w/Jane Wells: O.J., Maloof, Countrywide And Me (Viva Las Vegas). CNBC Reporter Jane Wells blogs on the lighter side of business. She writes today about O.J. Simpon's new problems, and how she ended up next to a billionaire, his bed, and a huge ceiling mirror. Click here to view posting.

Tune in to CNBC Monday to watch the market unfold

1. The FED, The Economy & You: CNBC takes a look at what Tuesday's monumental Fed decision will mean for various part of the economy. What will you wake up to Wednesday morning if you're a home builder, in private equity or a consumer? CNBC has the answers.

2. Greenspan Special: Throughout the day, Maria Bartiromo previews her cable-exclusive interview with former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan ahead of Monday night's premiere of "Greenspan: Power. Money. The American Dream."

3. FED Preview: A day ahead of the Fed decision, Steve Liesman looks at the key issues that will play into their message.

4. Ford & Microsoft Get in Sync: Phil LeBeau is in Seattle where Ford and Microsoft are rolling out the new Sync software in 12 models. Sync will allow drivers to receive and send text messages through their cars.Ford thinks this is a "game changer" that will spur sales.

5. Washington Week - Ahead, Obama Talk: John looks at the buzz on the Hill and the upcoming Washington agenda -- including Monday's economic speech by presidential candidate Barack Obama.

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Today's CNBC MarketWrap

Today's top 5 stories on CNBC

1. NYSE Market Wrap: CNBC's Bob Pisani reports on the day's triple-digit market gain, live from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

2. House or Credit Cards? More and more people are willing to give up their house before their credit cards, reports CNBC's mary Thompson.

3. Credit Crisis & Energy Plays: Insight on where you should be putting your money to work in the current market environment, with Byron Wien, Pequot chief strategist, and CNBC's Erin Burnett.

4. Ian Schrager on Branding: Ian Schrager, CEO of the Ian Schrager Co., discusses the high-end hotel business, branding and the dollar with CNBC's Erin Burnett.

5. Millionaire Traders: A look at how everyday people are beating Wall Street at its own game, with Steven Ickow, trader; Boris Schlossberg, DailyFX.com sr. currency strategist and CNBC's Becky Quick.

Click here to view all of today's Top stories

Retail Detail w/ Margaret Brennan: Tommy Hilfiger Goes Upmarket Margaret Brennan continues reporting from Fashion Week as it nears its end. Tommy Hilfiger's latest line is revealed as more luxe than its traditional casual look. The brand also plans to expand globally to emerging markets. Can the U.S. fashion staple keep its core consumers while growing its brand? Click here to view posting.

Tune in to CNBC tomorrow to watch the market unfold

1. Vegas Luxury Condos: Jane Wells is in Las Vegas looking at the strange tale of luxury condos in Sin City. The building boom continues, even though thousands of units have been cancelled and many people who put down deposits may no longer qualify when the unit is complete. What gives? Jane searches for the truth.

2. UAW Contract Deadline: On the day that the UAW contract expires, Phil LeBeau looks at the state of the negotiations. Can the two sides cut a deal to save GM billions in health care costs while setting up a trust fund to take care of workers' benefits?

3. Retail Sales: Friday's key economic report will show whether consumers kept spending in August. Margaret Brennan looks for trends in the latest numbers.

4. PGA's Great Mistake: As the Tour Championship kicks into high gear this weekend, the PGA's first run of the FedEx Cup hasn't gone so well. For starters, the season-end points race's payout is an annuity that the golfer doesn't get right away. With the players being pushed to play such a chaotic schedule, will the Cup succeed? Darren Rovell reports..

5. Washington Wire: John Harwood provides insight into the latest Washington buzz, pulling from his regular Wall Street Journal column.

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