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Monday, Jun. 23, 2008

1. Future of Crude 2. Eli Broad Pushes for Change at AIG 3. NYC Foreclosed Home Tour 4. Maria's Market Message 5. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer!

Portfolio Watchlist Insider Trends Financial Glossary Stock Screeners Fund Screeners Earnings Screeners  George Carlin, RIP: 7 Words You Can't Say on Financial TV I'm shifting gears to pay tribute to comedian George Carlin, who died Sunday at the age of 71. In tribute to him, and one of his greatest skits, I'm giving you the seven words you can't say on financial television... Click here to read more.

WAMU MEETS INVESTORS: Just days after announcing 1,200 layoffs, Washington Mutual holds a special shareholders meeting to approve TPG's $7 billion capital infusion, which will provide a boost to the company and major dilution to the company's investors. Mary Thompson reports. MAKING MONEY IN MEDIA: It's been more than six months since News Corp bought Dow Jones, and the stock has tumbled since the acquisition. CBS is off 39% in one year, while Time Warner is off 32% in the same time period. Julia Boorstin looks at the beaten down media sector. Why is it so out of favor? What's working, what isn't and what companies are positioned for bounce backs? THE HOME PRICE PULSE: S&P/Case-Shiller releases its Home Price data at 9a ET Tuesday. Diana Olick will have the numbers and report the story. Expectations are for the index to continue to decline. MILWAUKEE DREAMING: Darren Rovell talks to NBA Draft prospect Joe Alexander on why he has big marketing dreams that revolve around being drafted by small market Milwaukee.

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