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Thursday, Feb. 07, 2013

Evening Brief Special Money In Motion Currency Trading Edition Extended Hours Free Real-Time Quotes     MARKETS WORLD MARKETS NEWS INVESTING VIDEO TRADER TALK SIGN-IN   »Click Here For More Real-Time Markets Data LATEST STORIES Activision Blizzard Earnings Beat Expectations Short US Gov. Bonds ‘Right Now’: Jim Rogers Blizzard Warning Issued From NYC Through New England LinkedIn Earnings Blow Past Expectations; Shares Jump My Mansion's Worth How Much? Wealthy Fight Assessors »Click Here To See The Latest Top Stories From CNBC.com TOMORROW 5:30P Money In Motion: Currency Trading Euro Gets Crushed Wow, that was quick. After hitting year highs, ECB President Mario Draghi put the kibosh on the Euro rally, saying that the ECB might have to reevaluate its inflation targets. Translation: the euro's come too far too fast, and European policy makers don't want to see the euro appreciate too quickly. So where is the euro going next and how should you trade it? Our pros reveal. Warning Down Under Stocks continue to flirt with multi-year highs. So why is the Australian dollar – the word's risk currency – selling off? Typically, stocks and the Aussie move together as investors seek out risk. So, the thinking follows, either the Aussie is set for a rally, or stocks are set for a pullback. It's trillion dollar mystery that our traders are all over. We'll explain who's right. The Gift That Keeps On Giving And will the Yen crack 95 against the dollar? It's a level not seen in years, but with the possible early exit of Bank of Japan Governor Masaaki Shirakawa, many traders are predicting more easing and a lower Yen. So what's the best way to play the historic fall of Japan's common currency, and which pair might be the best way to play the decline. We'll preview and explain. »moneyinmotion.cnbc.com MONEY IN MOTION CURRENCY TRADING BLOG Euro Plunges After Cautious Comments from ECB's Draghi Is This the End of the Ride for the Euro? The High-Stakes Players in a Currency War »Click here for additional Currency blog headlines LATEST VIDEO Winter Storm 'Nemo' Update The Weather Channel's Paul Goodloe has an update on Nemo, a major storm slated to hit the Northeast this weekend. It could bring up to 2 feet of snow to some places in New England. (2:08) » Watch Video share: facebook twitter google+ linkedin   Market Pro: 'This' Market Poses the Biggest Risk Short seller Bill Fleckenstein tells CNBC.com's "Futures Now" why he thinks the stock market is heading for trouble later this year. (3:37) » Watch Video share: facebook twitter google+ linkedin   90 Seconds with Art Cashin: Keep Your Eye on S&P 1,495 In his daily CNBC.com-only video clip, Art Cashin of UBS talks with Bob Pisani about why stocks are lower today. You can't blame it all on the charts! (2:16) » Watch Video share: facebook twitter google+ linkedin   Art Cashin & 'Quasimodo's Hump' Art Cashin of UBS urges viewers to "stay alert." A drop through the S&P level he's watching would be a negative for stocks. (1:37) » Watch Video share: facebook twitter google+ linkedin   Santelli: Nobody Wanted to Take Away the Punchbowl Rick Santelli criticizes Robert Rubin's statement on CNBC that no one could have seen "the possibility of a serious crisis" coming before the credit markets collapsed. (3:26) » Watch Video share: facebook twitter google+ linkedin   Cramer's Mad Dash: Tale of Two Apples Jim Cramer doesn't like Apple's defensive reaction to David Einhorn's attempt to unlock some of the value of the company's enormous cash holdings. (1:50) » Watch Video share: facebook twitter google+ linkedin   »click here to see the latest top video from CNBC.com Money In Motion Currency Class Leverage Time of Day Trending Markets Forex Vs. Stocks Range Trading Intermarket Analysis Access "The Social Exchange"  Like us on Facebook  Follow us on Twitter  Add +CNBC  Connect with CNBC LATEST BLOGS How a Hedge Fund Can Use Insider Information Legally The key is to find out bad news about a stock then avoid buying it. » Read More share: facebook twitter google+ linkedin   Valentine's Day: The Cost of Showing Some Love New proof that it's better to be married than in a "committed relationship." » Read More share: facebook twitter google+ linkedin   Airlines Waive Change Fees as Northeast Winter Storm Approaches Airlines have issued travel waivers that waive fees for flights impacted by a winter storm. » Read More share: facebook twitter google+ linkedin   Retail Stocks Could Fall 5% to 10%: JPMorgan Analyst Retailers face difficult comparable numbers ahead — a headwind that could spark retail stocks to dip, one analyst said. » Read More share: facebook twitter google+ linkedin   »click here to see the latest top blogs from CNBC.com Money in Motion Currency Trading    Fridays 5:30 PM ET     Sponsored by FXCM Advertise With Us | Unsubscribe | Visit our Member Center FIRST IN BUSINESS WORLDWIDE. © 2013 CNBC Inc. All Rights Reserved 900 Sylvan Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632