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Jim Cramer to Reveal 2009 Stock Outlook at Investment Conference

Fri, 26 Sep 2008 14:41:49 EDT

If you are an investor, you need to spend Saturday, Oct. 25, with us at Pier Sixty in New York City for our one-day investment conference. The theme of the conference is how and where to invest in 2009, and the day is packed with must-see presentations, panels and Q&A sessions.

The conference will be the first venue where Jim Cramer will reveal his stock outlook for 2009. Jim's hour-long presentation will provide you with analysis and specific stock ideas and will be followed by a lightning round, where you and other members of the audience may ask his views on specific stocks.

My friend and colleague Lenny "Nails" Dykstra, the baseball legend turned wizard of options trading, will explain how he became an all-star businessman and investor. Lenny will also detail his winning deep-in-the-money options strategy for you and, you'll be pleased to learn, will be on hand to sign autographs. ...

A Hold on the Range: Don't Get Excited Till We Break These Things

Tue, 31 Oct 2000 20:21:00 EST

SAN FRANCISCO -- Last night I detailed how the consensus view on Wall Street was moving from Oh no, we're going into recession Friday to Hey, the economy isn't falling off a cliff and tech stocks are cheap Monday.

Today, that thought progression unleashed an orgy of buying. The Nasdaq Composite jumped 5.6% behind strength in tech stalwarts such as Sun Microsystems and Cisco ....

What a Week: Friday the Rolaids for Market's Gut-Busting Sandwich

Fri, 13 Oct 2000 19:44:00 EDT

SAN FRANCISCO -- For the bulls, the past week was like a tuna melt made with freshly baked bread but rotting tuna -- it looked good from the outside but the inside was enough to cause nausea. In other words, three harrowing days surrounded by two good ones.

Friday's solidly positive session left market participants feeling better about their portfolios (and tummies), but major indices still ended in arrears for a sixth consecutive week, the first time that has occurred since 1990....

Today's Market: Stocks Shaking Off Thursday's Blues; Tech Leading Rally

Fri, 13 Oct 2000 13:08:00 EDT

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A temporary, technically motivated bounce? A response to a few strong earnings reports? Whatever one calls it, analysts expected some kind of a rally today, and for that reason there isn't much confidence in today's market action. (Although it beats another selloff.)

Shaking off reports of continued fighting in the Middle East, stocks are rallying after a number of companies reported strong third-quarter earnings last night, helping to quell some of the pessimism that's dominated the market since earnings preannouncement season began in September. Lately, the major indices were trading near their session highs, on what's been a remarkably calm session....