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The "Fast Money" traders reveal how they're positioning themselves after the Fed announced more easing.

"As I've said a zillion times, we are investing in stocks, not economies," said "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer.

Two analysts predict Apple's stock price could surge into the quadruple digits.

Forget CEO Mark Zuckerberg's speech. Evercore analyst Ken Senna slashed his share-price target.

See why analyst went from calling "Netflix’s collapse" in 2011 to "moderately bullish" going into 2013.

The Fed's move to open-ended easing likely won't help the U.S. economy, former Fed governor Kevin Warsh told CNBC.

The outbreak of anti-American violence has CNBC's Larry Kudlow outraged.

The Fed's decision to buy $40 billion in mortgage paper each month is creating “phony numbers,” Donald Trump told CNBC.

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer argued the Fed chief can impact the U.S. housing supply — a critical part of the economy.

Timely implementation of a strong Volcker Rule is a necessary reform to the U.S. financial regulatory system.

The U.S. Commerce Department reported the deficit on international trade was $42.0 billion in July, up slightly from $41.9 billion in June.

What does it take to be middle class in America? The timely answer seems to be not home ownership or a college education, but a good job.

How Joe Mihalic, a 29-year old Harvard Business School graduate, aimed to wipe out his $90,000 debt.

"Learn to create your American dream," says CNBC's Suze Orman. Read an excerpt of her book!

Investing used to be about taking risk to make money. Then came the crisis and the Great Recession.