THE FINAL TRADE

	Want to know the trades that may make you money next week? Here's your playbook to tackle the Street: What's the trade heading into next week's tech earnings?1 Adami: (MSFT) is a BUY. What's the trade heading into next week's drug earnings? Macke: (PFE) is a SELL. On a technical basis, is the market set to rally? Adami: Is looking interesting.

		Dividend Paying Stocks: Guy Adami explains the ins and outs of dividend-paying stocks. Click here for the Fast Money Trade School Lesson of the week.

	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: Amlyn Pharm.... Bank Of America... Halliburton.... Hasbro (On Fast)... Eli Lilly... Mattel... Merck... After: Boston Scientific.... Cemex...Nabors Industries... Texas Instruments*** ...Netflix Tuesday: Earnings Before: Baker Hughes... BJ Services... Peabody Energy... CME Group... Coach... DuPont.... EnCana... Jacobs Engineering.... Jet Blue (On Fast)... Kimberly Clark... Lockheed Martin... McDonald's... SunTrust Banks... AT&T***... United Heath... Wyeth... Western Union....After: Broadcom.... Norfolk Southern.... XL Capital... Yahoo***.... YUM Brands.. Econ: US Existing Home Wednesday: Earnings Before: AMBAC Financial.... Boeing***.... Biogen... Delta Air Lines... EMC Corp... Freeport McMoRan... General Dynamics... Genzyme... GlaxoSmithKline... Schering-Plough... WellPoint Health... XTO Energy.... UPS*** After: Apple****.... AFLAC.... Allstate... Amazon.com***...NutriSystem... Qualcomm ... Thursday: Earnings Before: Black & Decker.... Bristol-Myers... Rockwell Collins... ConocoPhillips... Dow Chemical... Diamond Offshore... Exelon... Fortune Brands.. Starwood Hotels... Hershey... 3M... Altria*** Motorola***... Newell Rubbermaid...Pepsico... Potash... Raytheon.... Safeway... T. Rowe Price... After: Amgen.... Baidu...Eastman Chemical... Genworth Financial... Juniper Networks... KLA-Tencor... Microsoft*** McAfee... MEMC Electronics.... Econ: US Durable Goods... Initial Jobless Claims.. US New Home Sales... Friday: Before: Goodyear Tire... Wendy's... After: None Econ: University of Michigan Confidence

		The Fast Money five takes a look at the week's biggest market movers. (WYNN) (Wynn) (XHB) (Homebuilder ETF) (VCLK) (Value Click) (ISRG) (Intuitive Surgical) (BGG) (Briggs & Stratton) Click here to see if you have these recent Pops & Drops in your portfolio.

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		As Peter Parker learned in Spiderman 3, sometimes if "feels good to be bad." And if you were an investor in a bank or brokerage stocks this week, you know what he meant. This week, financial institutions reported precipitous declines in profits and took billions more in write-downs, and yet they managed to be one of the best performing sectors this week. Sentiment, a continual drag on the market, appears at least to be turning some type of corner. For how long that improved outlook lasts will remain a crucial question as we round out the rest of earnings season. But if the fabulous results from Tech Titans Google, Intel and IBM are any indication, we could be in for some more gains next week. And with that, let's turn our attention to the money -making opportunities that await us next week. The encore in tech earnings will begin on Tuesday when Google's struggling rival Yahoo report results. Yahoo has traded up on the wake of Google's earnings, but to what extent has Google's pleasure been at the Yahoo's expense? Also, to what extent do Google's fantastic results validate Microsoft's (which reports earnings Thursday) bid for Google? Also on deck will be earnings from Amazon and eBay. Names you love to interact with and, even more importantly, love to trade. The other slew of earnings will come from the drug stocks when Merck, Schering Plough and Bristol Myers release quarterly results. We saw how generic competition and a declining pipeline have hurt Pfizer. The question going forward: was Pfizer's numbers just a bitter pill, or are drug stocks in general a prescription for disaster? We'll also get a slate of industrial and chemical names too, so there will be something for everyone, giving even more opportunities to make Fast Money. All the news can be hard to decipher, so that's why you need to tune in more than ever in the next few weeks. Remember, an open market is a market in which you can make money. So I hope you join us all next week. is a market in which you can make money. So I hope you join us all next week. . -Dylan If you have questions about The Final Trade or suggestions for Fast Money, please send an email to FastMoney@cnbc.com

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Friday, Apr. 18, 2008

1. Citi Shares Surge, Despite Q1 Loss: Bad bets on mortgage-related securities are continuing to hurt Citigroup's bottom line. CNBC's Mary Thompson and Charlie Gasparino have the latest. 2. Caterpillar CEO on Earnings: Caterpillar CEO James Owens discusses his company's earnings and outlook with CNBC's Erin Burnett. 3. Gushing Prices: Economists might be missing the picture with their energy price concerns, with Matthew Simmons, Simmons & Co. international chairman and CNBC's Becky Quick. 4. Can Gold Hit $2,000? "Inflation adjusted, going back to 1980 prices, gold today should be over $2,300 an ounce, so making the statement that gold could go to $2,000 is not irrational," Frank Holmes, CEO of U.S. Global Investors told CNBC. 5. Realty Check: Foreclosure Front: Local officials on the ground say foreclosure relief isn't happening fast enough, reports CNBC's Diana Olick. Turkey Testicles--Have A Real "Fowl Ball" At The Game That's right, a minor league baseball team is serving up Turkey Testicles as a treat. Darren blogs, about the dish that left him skipping breakfast after he heard about it. Click here to read more.

VIDEO OF THE WEEK Jack Welch: Straight From the Gut: Setting the record straight on his comments yesterday, with Jack Welch former GE chairman/CEO.

PHARMAPALOOZA: The spotlight is on big pharma on Monday with Merck, Eli Lilly and Novartis all reporting before the bell. Will the earnings be a prescription to lead the market to early week gains, or move the needle negative? Mike Huckman digs through the data to analyze the results and follow the market's reaction. Additionally, Mike Huckman has an exclusive interview with Merck CEO Dick Clark at 10a ET. BANK OF AMERICA EARNINGS: Following a week of not-so-terrible bank earnings, Bank of America reports before-the-bell. Mary Thompson looks at the report and the conference call as the financials look for a light at the end of the tunnel. PENNSYLVANIA SHOWDOWN: We're finally here, as Senators Clinton and Obama head into the final stretch in Pennsylvania. With economic issues paramount in the hugely disparate state, which candidate will win the hearts, minds and wallets of voters? John Harwood is live in the City of Brotherly Love, hot on the candidates' trail. INVESTING IN A STRIKEOUT: Randy Newsom is a minor league pitcher and Tufts economics grad who, a couple months ago, sold about $35,000 worth of stock in himself (deemed 4 percent of his future net worth) to fans as part of a company he started called Real Sports Investments. On Monday, we will show you our interview with Newsom as his associates meet in New York for the all important meeting with MLB. Portfolio Watchlist Insider Trends Financial Glossary Stock Screeners Fund Screeners Earnings Screeners

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