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Cramer's Pick: ITT
ITT reports sharp drop in 3rd-quarter profit due mainly to charge related to asbestos claims
SEC inquiry into Apollo raises specter of regulatory investigations in for-profit ed sector
See who made what calls.
Excitement Over Eaton: China Watch
NEW YORK -- With Eaton recently reporting results Monday morning, Stephanie Link, Director of Research for Action Alerts Plus, explains why she is so excited over this stock and where she would buy it.
Education stocks are getting rocked as a result of ITT Educational Services (ESI) not issuing guidance. ~A heads up.
Cramer's Pick: IBM
Computer companies shares mixed at the close of trading
IBM offers to swap higher-interest debt for lower-rate obligations, plus cash
Computer companies shares mixed at noon
Computer companies shares mixed at 10 a.m.
Two recent high-profile cases have exposed the behind-the-scenes maneuvering that occurs in the volatile and cut-throat world known as business.
Cramer's Pick: Home Depot
LL Cool?
Bryan Ashenberg, Breakout Stocks portfolio manager, examines the investment case for hardwood flooring specialty retailer Lumber Liquidators.
The beats are from lowered and depressed guidance, and there have been many high-profile forward-quarter guide downs.
Soros holdings Weatherford, Hess and Home Depot jibe with at least one of my Guru Strategies.
Gregg Greenberg breaks down today's action in the market. Guests include Dominick D'Eramo, vice president of taxable fixed income at Wilmington Trust, Stephanie Link, director of research for Jim Cramer's Action Alerts Plus Portfolio and Ron Insana, TheStreet.com's Market Movers portfolio manager.
Stock Wrap: The Real Story: October 12
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Wall Street ultimately took a breather Monday ahead of an earnings onslaught after the major averages advanced more than 4% last week.
Cramer's Mad Money
Catch up on Jim Cramer's thinking on the hottest topics of the past week.
Some members of the trading panel were impressed with the market's ability to eke out a gain despite a troubling jobs report.
Economic reports point to a recovery, and companies have dramatically increased productivity.
Cramer provides a lineup of key earnings to watch out for. Click for news from Jim Cramer.
Here's how some of Thursday's 'Mad Money' stocks fared on Friday.
Here's what Jim Cramer's had to say lately.
Steve Grasso the market doesn't feel right with the jobless rate at 10%.
Cramer likes propane stocks, especially this one.
Cramer says the return to luxury bodes well for the retail sector and American Express. Click for news from Jim Cramer.
Here's how some of Wednesday's 'Mad Money' stocks fared on Thursday.
So, how shall we explain away today's action? Let's see...
I've touched a nerve with my mock bear-ativity... so he's a dose of gloom for today.
A dogmatic, inflexible market view -- either bullish or bearish -- is no great asset.~But looking around me now, I see plenty of reasons to be cautious.~Above all else, be skeptical in your approach.
The trading panel said Cisco could lift the tech sector and the markets tomorrow.
Cramer says investors should hold onto the stock for the long term.
Cramer says the bears' pessimistic message has cost investors a fortune in the market. Click for news from Jim Cramer.
Here's how some of Tuesday's 'Mad Money' stocks fared on Wednesday.
Here's what Jim Cramer's had to say lately about some of the stocks in today's news, including Oracle and Hartford.
The trading panel analyzed Buffett's acquisition of Burlington Northern.
Cramer says the dividend is like money in the bank.
Cramer says the market won't rally until oil, bank and tech stocks rebound. Click for news from Jim Cramer.
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