Next Week On CNBC
It's earnings season and CNBC is earnings central. Next week we'll have reports from Citigroup (Monday, Oct. 15th 8a ET), Coca-Cola (Tuesday, Oct. 16th 7a ET), Goldman Sachs (Tuesday, Oct. 12th 7:30a ET), and Johnson & Johnson (Tuesday, Oct. 12th 7:45a ET). Stay tuned to CNBC throughout the week for more earnings reports and expert analysis.
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Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is sounding the alarm on a growing cyber threat to critical U.S. systems, with CNBC's Eamon Javers. Larry Clinton, Internet Security Alliance CEO, and Roger Cressy, NBC Terrorism analyst, discuss the severity of the danger the U.S. faces.
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- Talking Numbers: Wells Fargo & JPMorgan Earnings
Shares of both Wells Fargo and JPMorgan are lower despite better-than expected earnings this morning. Which is a buy? JC O'Hara, Phoenix Partners Group, and David Hilder, Drexel Hamilton analyst, offer insight.
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- Wells Fargo CFO Talks Economy, Housing
Wells Fargo CFO Tim Sloan, discusses quarterly earnings, housing starts and prices, and whether a recovery is happening. "We're very optimistic on the housing business," he says, and "statistics show improving housing starts and prices."
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- Affordable Housing for Billionaires
New York City officials are taking a closer look at the tax breaks given to two billionaires who bought penthouses at New York City's 90-story "One57" condominium. CNBC's Robert Frank has the story.
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- 90 Seconds with Art Cashin: "Pressure Building"
CNBC's Bob Pisani and Art Cashin, of UBS, discuss the market going negative and says breaking 1420 on the S&P could be cause for concern. "We're beginning to see some pressure building," he says.
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Six items that have consumers buzzing in the world of beer, wine and spirits as we head into the weekend, including Canada's new beer barons, Guinness Airlines and really, really cold beer.
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- Despite the Scorn, Consumers Embrace ‘Christmas Creep’
Despite the eye rolling that occurs when shoppers see Christmas decorations next to Halloween candy, shoppers are starting their holiday shopping earlier to soften the holiday’s blow on their budget.
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- Are JPMorgan's Revenue Springs Drying Up?
Bank stocks fell Friday afternoon along with the broader market as concerns over Europe's debt crisis returned. JPMorgan (JPM) stock dropped 1.5% even though the country's largest bank by assets reported $5.7 billion in third quarter profits, up 34% from a year ago.
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Euro's Next Move
The euro had a wild ride this week after S&P downgraded Spain's sovereign debt. But the Euro has been resilient, and according to our traders, appears poised for a move higher. But 1.30 has been a tough level to crack. So what levels do you need to watch, and what's the way to play it now? We'll break it down.
Chinese GDP
Concerns of a Chinese slowdown have weighed on stocks and currencies that are closely linked to commodities. While few traders trust Chinese economic data, they do pay attention to it. And a key data point will hit the market next week with the release of Chinese third quarter GDP. Our pros will reveal how they are trading it.
Profit From the Patterns
And there is a big opportunity flashing in the trillion dollar currency market, and you don't need to be an expert to spot it. You just need to know how to identify a key technical pattern. We'll tell you what it is and how to spot it when we visit our Money Map.
That's all coming up on Money in Motion Currency Trading
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| | - Talking Numbers: Buy MSFT or HPQ?
Discussing whether Microsoft or Hewlett-Packard is a better buy, with Erin Gibbs, S&P Capital IQ, and Mark Newton, Greywolf Execution Partners.
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- Blankfein: Candidates Trying to Avoid Fiscal Cliff Solutions
Lloyd Blankfein, Goldman Sachs CEO & chairman, says the presidential candidates are trying to avoid coming up with solutions for the fiscal cliff. Alan Simpson, Deficit Commission, and Erskine Bowles, Deficit Commission, weigh in.
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- Blankfein, Simpson & Bowles on the Record
Lloyd Blankfein, Goldman Sachs CEO & chairman, says the U.S. is in the best competitive place in the world. Meanwhile Erskine Bowles, Deficit Commission, says if no action on the fiscal cliff is taken, the jobless rate will rise above 8 percent. Alan Simpson, Deficit Commission, also weighs in on the U.S.' tipping point, with CNBC's Steve Liesman.
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- 90 Seconds with Art Cashin: 'We'll Be Testing the Market Here'
A look at what's moving Thursday's markets, with CNBC's Bob Pisani and Art Cashin, of UBS.
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- Egan-Jones Ratings President Fires Back
Sean Egan, Egan-Jones Ratings Company, defends his company against charges that it misrepresented the companies it rated, and provides perspective on how it rates companies.
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