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Thursday, March 22, 2007

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Stocks jumped yesterday on the Feds statement, but can the momentum continue? Sandy Lincoln, Wayne Hummer Asset Mgmt., and Doug Sandler, Wachovia Securities chief equity strategist, share their thoughts with CNBCs Joe Kernen.

Making the Rally Stick

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Suze Orman on Women and Money

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Stocks jumped yesterday on the Feds statement, but can the momentum continue? Sandy Lincoln, Wayne Hummer Asset Mgmt., and Doug Sandler, Wachovia Securities chief equity strategist, share their thoughts with CNBCs Joe Kernen.

Making the Rally Stick

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Wachovia Securities Fixed Income Strategist Rich Gordon sees two of the four sources of cash flow for many American families drying up.

Americans' cash flow is drying up

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If China’s industrial development continues, global demand for commodities should grow as well. MSN Money’s Jim Jubak says until China announces a policy shift -- toward rural development, for instance -- investors don’t need to hedge against an economic slowdown.

Jubak's Journal: Best China news? No news

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What does 'March Madness' mean to the rest of us? MSN Money's Elizabeth Strott shows us how the NCAA Tournament is affecting lives.

'March Madness' obsession

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A risky time for investors

ETF's: a new twist on indexing

Jubak's Journal: Do you need to diversify?

Modtech Holdings CEO discusses new markets

The best sectors in Russia

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Walt reviews some very small, light laptops that weigh around two pounds and run the full, real Windows operating system.

Teeny, Tiny Computers

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Combining coupons, rebates, store sales and a little effort can save you big bucks when shopping. Go along with Donna Freedman as she cashes in coupons and reveals her secret of getting stuff for free.

The recipe for bargain-shopping

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Paying a tax bill by credit card can cost a lot, and instant refunds can wipe out what you get.

Kip Tip: Avoid these filing temptations

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WSJ's Ellen Gamerman reports on how much parents are willing to splurge to ensure that their kids keep up with the Joneses' kids.

Child-Pampering Inflation

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Living 'poor' and loving it

Kip Tip: Get your refund your way

How Much is a Tooth Worth?

Treasure hunting in thrift stores

Suze Orman on Women and Money

Kip Tip: New deadline for filing late

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A look at how heavily the federal government should regulate subprime lenders, with Rick Antonoff, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman partner; Marc Morial, Natl. Urban League president; and CNBCs Michelle Caruso-Cabrera

Should U.S. Regulate Subprime?

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Wall Streets attention has turned from the Fed to the oil markets, and Edgar Peters, PanAgora Asset Mgmt. CIO, and Subodh Kumar, Subodh Kumar and Assoc. chief investment strategist, share their market outlook with CNBCs Dylan Ratigan.

Market Overview

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Trading With the Stars Update

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Chrysler Sale Update

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CNBC.com Exclusive: Real estate guru Barbara Corcoran reveals the five biggest mistakes high-net-worth people make when buying a second home in a conversation with CNBCs Tyler Mathisen.

How Not to Buy a Second Home

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Natural gas stocks are up 17 billion cubic feet, and Sharon Epperson, CNBC energy markets reporter; Josh Sadler, UBS natural gas trader; and CNBCs Michelle Caruso-Cabrera discuss the details.

Nat Gas Inventories

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Discussing how involved shareholders should be in determining executive compensation, with Mercer Bullard, Fund Democracy president; Mary Ann Jorgenson, Squire, Sanders and Dempsey partner; and CNBCs Mark Haines

Shareholder Involvement

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Analysis of where the Fed stands on the economy, with Robert Brusca, Fact and Opinion Economics chief economist; David Wyss, SandP chief economist; and CNBCs Michelle Caruso-Cabrera

Fed Stance

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The Senates hearing on the subprime meltdown is underway, and the issue is also a top priority at a credit markets symposium hosted by the Richmond Federal Reserve. Steve Liesman, CNBC sr. economics reporter, has the details.

Subprime Mess

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A look at the factors driving oil prices over $61 this morning, with Sharon Epperson, CNBC energy markets reporter

Oil Price Spike

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A look at how heavily the federal government should regulate subprime lenders, with Rick Antonoff, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman partner; Marc Morial, Natl. Urban League president; and CNBCs Michelle Caruso-Cabrera

Should U.S. Regulate Subprime?

CNBC

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Wall Streets attention has turned from the Fed to the oil markets, and Edgar Peters, PanAgora Asset Mgmt. CIO, and Subodh Kumar, Subodh Kumar and Assoc. chief investment strategist, share their market outlook with CNBCs Dylan Ratigan.

Market Overview

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Trading With the Stars Update

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Chrysler Sale Update

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CNBC.com Exclusive: Real estate guru Barbara Corcoran reveals the five biggest mistakes high-net-worth people make when buying a second home in a conversation with CNBCs Tyler Mathisen.

How Not to Buy a Second Home

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Natural gas stocks are up 17 billion cubic feet, and Sharon Epperson, CNBC energy markets reporter; Josh Sadler, UBS natural gas trader; and CNBCs Michelle Caruso-Cabrera discuss the details.

Nat Gas Inventories

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Discussing how involved shareholders should be in determining executive compensation, with Mercer Bullard, Fund Democracy president; Mary Ann Jorgenson, Squire, Sanders and Dempsey partner; and CNBCs Mark Haines

Shareholder Involvement

CNBC

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Analysis of where the Fed stands on the economy, with Robert Brusca, Fact and Opinion Economics chief economist; David Wyss, SandP chief economist; and CNBCs Michelle Caruso-Cabrera

Fed Stance

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The Senates hearing on the subprime meltdown is underway, and the issue is also a top priority at a credit markets symposium hosted by the Richmond Federal Reserve. Steve Liesman, CNBC sr. economics reporter, has the details.

Subprime Mess

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A look at the factors driving oil prices over $61 this morning, with Sharon Epperson, CNBC energy markets reporter

Oil Price Spike

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A surge after yesterdays Fed announcement is not carrying over, and Stephen Wood, Russell Investment Group portfolio strategist, shares his market outlook with CNBCs Mark Haines

Stock Talk

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A look at six stocks in sixty seconds with CNBCs Mark Haines and Erin Burnett

Six in 60

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An update on the sale of Affiliated Computer and the companys issues with backdating options, with CNBCs David Faber

ACS Options Probe

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An in-depth discussion about the transportation sector with Thomas Wadewitz, JP Morgan transportation analyst, and CNBCs Erin Burnett

Talking Transports

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NBC and Fox announce they will be creating an online video site to compete with Googles YouTube. CNBCs Julia Boorstin reports.

NBC Teams With Fox

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Volatility has jumped in the past month, but its still relatively low by historical standards, according to Rafael Resendes, Applied Finance Group co-founder. He talks strategy with CNBCs Mark Haines.

Market Volatility

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An analysis of the market with Linda Duessel, Federated Investors equity market strategist, and CNBCs Erin Burnett

Instant Market Analysis

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Subprime mortgage lenders are called to testify on Capitol Hill, and Diana Olick, CNBC real estate reporter; Michael Darda, MKM Partners chief economist; and CNBCs Mark Haines share their insight

Subprime Center Stage

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A look at Motorolas earnings and where the company is heading with CNBCs David Faber

How Low Will Motorola Go?

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Discussing today’s business news headlines with Lea Goldberg, Forbes associate editor; Geoffrey Colvin, Fortune editor-at-large; and CNBC’s Carl Quintanilla

Market Overview

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A look ahead to todays market activity with Ted Weisberg, Seaport Securities president, and CNBCs Mark Haines

Word on the Street

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A look at global currencies with Bob OBrien, Wall St. Journal stock editor

Foreign Exchange Review pt.2

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A look at global currencies with Bob OBrien, Wall St. Journal stock editor

Foreign Exchange Review pt.1

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Debating the effects of the recent Fed decision with CNBCs Rick Santelli, Steve Liesman and Joe Kernen

Fed Debate

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A look at whats moving the markets with Rick Santelli, CNBC bond market reporter, and Jim Iuorio, TJM Institutional Services director

Jobless Claims, Bonds and Futures

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CD sales are slipping, and music downloading is not growing fast enough to fill the gap. This is sounding an alarm in the music industry, and Richard Greenfield, Pali Research media analyst, shares his insight with CNBC’s Becky Quick.

Music Industry Singing the Blues

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Stocks jumped yesterday on the Feds statement, but can the momentum continue? Sandy Lincoln, Wayne Hummer Asset Mgmt., and Doug Sandler, Wachovia Securities chief equity strategist, share their thoughts with CNBCs Joe Kernen.

Making the Rally Stick

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Trading With the Stars

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The House budget plan is ready to go before a full House vote, and it promises a federal surplus in five years if the president’s tax cuts are eliminated, but Rep. Paul Ryan, (R) Wisconsin, tells CNBC’s Carl Quintanilla that Democrats need to control spending not raise taxes.

House Budget Preview

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Senator Kent Conrad, chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, submitted the new budget on the heels of his endorsement of $4 billion in “emergency” farm subsidies. Tom Schatz, Citizens of Govt. Waste president, discusses this and other government pork with CNBC’s Becky Quick.

Government Pork Watch

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