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Thursday, December 31, 2009

CNBC.com News Now: Pogue's Picks for 2009

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WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
Latest Jobless Numbers Point To Happy New Year
If the old market saw about the trend being your friend is true, the recent improvement in several labor barometers adds ammunition to the optimists' argument about an imminent and long-awaited breakthrough in the labor market...
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Obama Calls Intelligence Meeting Over Failed Attack
President Barack Obama has summoned the heads of U.S. intelligence agencies for a meeting on Tuesday to discuss ways of preventing a repeat of the attempted bombing of a Detroit-bound airliner on Dec. 25...
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Midwest Business Growth Less Than Earlier Thought
An industry association revised downward its December reading on expansion in business activity in the U.S. Midwest on Thursday and said employment in the region failed to enter growth territory as it originally reported...
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TODAY'S TOP 5 VIDEOS
1. Stocks to Watch in the Next Decade 
CNBC's Ariel Nelson highlights stocks that have the potential to pop in the next decade.

2. Pogue's Picks for 2009 
The best tech ideas of 2009, with David Pogue, New York Times.

3. AT&T Ousts Tiger 
Discussing more problems for Tiger Woods, with CNBC's Darren Rovell and Brian Shactman.

4. IBM's Innovations to Watch 
Looking at five innovations that could change the world in the next five years, with Bill Pulleyblank, IBM's Center for Business Optimization VP.

5. Huffington: Move Money to Community Banks 
A New Year's resolution to help the financial system, with Arianna Huffington, Huffington Post.

 

 
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Best & Worst for the Month, Year & Decade
U.S. stocks finished down for the week but up for the year with the S&P and the Dow closing a wildly volatile year up 23% and 19% respectively. The NASDAQ Composite managed a gain of 44% for the year.

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90 days that will shock Wall Street?

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Fellow Investor,

If all the ups-and-downs — especially the downs — of the last several years have taught us anything, it’s this:

You can’t afford to be a passive investor in this day and age. You must be aware of what’s happening in the markets and why. And you must be armed with the knowledge to switch gears when the time comes, because things can change on a dime.

That’s why I found Maria Bartiromo’s recent interview
with Meredith Whitney so compelling

Whitney, as you may know, is one of Wall Street’s most accurate analysts.

She was the first to call the Finance Bubble, while most brokers were still pushing AIG and Citigroup at bloated prices. Then when things looked the bleakest, Meredith predicted the stock market rally, which catapulted the S&P 500 60% off its lows.

You could have saved a lot of money and then made a lot of money by heeding her calls.

So the hair on the back of my neck stood straight up, when Maria told me that Meredith hasn’t been this bearish in a year, saying, “There’s nowhere to hide.”

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Meredith may be feeling bearish but plenty of analysts chimed in to disagree with her comments. Whether she's right or wrong,the next 90 days should be very interesting — some even say shocking. You must prepare.

$700 billion in TARP funds and
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In recent issues of Investor Brief, noted maverick investor Jim Rogers shared his views on gold; former Treasury Secretary Paul O‘Neill spoke out on the effects of huge U.S. deficits; and in case you’re wondering if Google is a buy or sell, Nikesh Arora, President of Global Sales, provided invaluable insights into its global business model.

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Having worked with Maria for some months now, I can tell you that it’s her passion to take what Wall Street’s top professionals teach her every day and pass it on to you in clear, jargon-free English that make this free e-letter a “must-read.”

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All opinions contained in the Newsletter are solely the current opinions of the Author or her interview subjects at the time they were written and do not reflect the opinions of InvestorPlace Media, CNBC or their respective parent companies or affiliates, and may have been previously disseminated. None of the Author, InvestorPlace or CNBC owe any fiduciary obligation to any reader of the Newsletter. The opinions contained in the Newsletter may be short-term in nature and are subject to change.

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Wednesday, December 30, 2009

CNBC.com News Now: Nasdaq Closed; Suspicious Van Opened

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WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
Volatility Will Increase, US Will Lead in 2010: Marc Faber
Markets are likely to be more volatile and US markets are likely to outperform emerging markets in 2010, Marc Faber, author of the Gloom, Doom and Boom Report, told CNBC Wednesday...
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Midwest Business Activity Jumps Much More Than Expected
Business activity in the U.S. Midwest expanded far more than expected in December, hitting an almost four-year high as employment posted the biggest monthly gain since September 2008, an industry association reported on Wednesday...
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Nasdaq Temporarily Evacuated, but Workers Return
New York City's Times Square was closed briefly and three nearby buildings, including a Nasdaq building, were evacuated in a security scare Wednesday, police said, a day before the traditional New Year's Eve festivities in the famed intersection...
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CNBC 360 CNBC Originals: Tech Week
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TODAY'S TOP 5 VIDEOS
1. Nasdaq Closed; Suspicious Van Opened 
CNBC reports the NYPD has opened at least two of the doors on the suspicious van, and that people are being allowed back into the Nasdaq, with CNBC's Mike Huckman.

2. Gloom, Doom & the Chance of a Boom 
Marc Faber, editor and publisher of the the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, shares his market outlook with CNBC.

3. Red Sox CEO Talks Hockey 
Hosting the NHL's winter classic at Fenway Park, a baseball stadium, with Larry Lucchino, Boston Red Sox president & CEO.

4. News Corp vs. Time Warner 
The battle between News Corp. and Time Warner Cable may have huge implications for the future of broadcast TV, reports CNBC's Julia Boorstin, with Michael Wolff, Vanity Fair columnist, and Brian Stelter, NY Times media reporter.

5. Next Battle: Cyber Security 
Discussing the cyber security threat, with Julie Mehan, Lunarline, Inc.

 

 
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CNBC's Most Influential Sports Tweeters of 2009
There's little doubt that Twitter has changed the world of sports reporting and sports fan interaction in 2009. As we've cautioned with the other Twitter rankings we've released in the past, how many followers a person has is just one part of the equation in determining the most relevant tweeters in sports this year.

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Tuesday, December 29, 2009

CNBC.com News Now: Investing In Homeland Security

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DOW 10545.41 -1.67 -0.02%  
NASDAQ 2288.4 -2.68 -0.12%  
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WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
Credit-Card Writeoffs Increase And Could Keep Getting Worse
US credit card debts written off as uncollectable rose in November, following two consecutive months of decline, though early-stage delinquencies dropped for the month, Moody's Investors Service said Tuesday...
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US Struggles Anew to Ensure Safety as Gaps Are Revealed
Airline passengers are now increasingly being patted down, and carry-ons are being double-checked since a self-proclaimed terrorist tried to bring down a passenger jet headed to Detroit on Christmas Day. Canine teams are out in force, sniffing for explosives...
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Home Prices Flatten in October After 5 Months of Gains
U.S. home prices were unchanged in October, according to the widely watched Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller indexes released on Tuesday, indicating stabilization in the hard-hit housing sector though the figures dashed hopes for a sixth straight monthly increase...
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NEXT WEEK...
CNBC 360 CNBC Originals: Tech Week
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TODAY'S TOP 5 VIDEOS
1. Investing In Homeland Security 
The latest on what the Obama administration is doing to keep the skies safe and a look at some defensive stock picks, with Alex Hamilton, Jesup & Lamont; Richard Tortoriello, Standard & Poors and CNBC's Hampton Pearson.

2. Coffee: Good For Your Health? 
A number of studies say coffee is good for your health. Jim Lane, a professor of medical psychology at Duke University Medical Center, has studied caffeine for years and shares his insight.

3. Death & Taxes in 2010 
In 2010, the estate tax goes on hiatus for a year. Warren Racusin, chair of the trusts and estates practice at Lowenstein Sandler, tells CNBC what changes people should make if they plan to leave something to their heirs.

4. Tech Running Out of Steam? 
Why technology has emerged as one of the strongest stock bets of the year, with Mark Demos, Fifth Third Asset Mgmt. and Dan Berenbaum, Auriga USA.

5. NYSE Market Wrap 
Mary Thompson reports on the trading day from the NYSE.

 

 
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EBay Sees Boom in Shopping Via Mobile Devices Over Holiday
Online retailer eBay saw purchases made from mobile apps soar this holiday season, with three-times as many items purchased via mobile device than a year ago.

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