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Risk has been unusually heightened for the balance of 2012.
Investors are focusing on negative news when they should be putting money into the sectors showing positive results, Cramer said.
These heavily shorted stocks could get squeezed much higher if they report positive earnings this week.
Sell coal stocks ahead of tonight's debate, Cramer advised.
If 2012 has been a good year for stocks so far, it's been a stellar year for the financial sector.
Windows 8 is a maybe, and nothing's new under Apple tree.
Twitter is the biggest thing to happen to media since the invention of television.
Black Friday is already on retailers' minds whether you like it or not. The leaks, deals and marketing have begun.
It's not as good as a refinancing, but it's better than doing nothing -- and could win you a refinance down the road.
Even in China, where the millionaire growth rate will be higher, the U.S. still winds up with more, Credit Suisse says.
More and more people have no need for banks because they live fine with little need for the money inside banks.
Even though a car is a big-ticket purchase, you can do it quickly and with little stress, Edmunds.com says.
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We can use these two tests to see whether recent market weakness is reason enough for investors to hedge their portfolios.
Let's follow up on two significant trades we highlighted in early October.
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U.S. stocks finish sharply higher after a batch of strong earnings reports from big-cap companies and data shows a rebound in industrial production.
An FDA panel weighs the risk and benefits of NPS Pharma's Gattex.
Lexicons mid-stage diabetes drug blocks the reabsorption of blood sugar.
Abbott establishes itself a strong player in the race to develop new, all-oral hepatitis C regimens.
The resignation of Citi's CEO, Vikram Pandit, dominated headlines, but improving economic data was the driver of markets today.
Senior Editor at Large of Fortune Magazine, Allan Sloan says when it comes to investing you're not better off doing what everyone else is doing.
Microsoft is pricing its Surface tablet the same as Apple's iPad. Apple is focused on the iPad mini.
SiriusXM's stock may ride auto market boom in 2013
After a great third quarter, Goldman Sachs investors may plunge with the fiscal cliff.
In a wild year for telecoms, Sprint's takeout by Softbank of Japan has investors and consumers poised to win.
Jim Cramer believes the second presidential debate will affect the energy sector. Watch coal and green energy.
The Dow component edges past Wall Street's earnings forecast in its third-quarter results, but currency pressures weighs heavily on the top line.
The chip giant's stock is sliding in late trades after giving weak guidance for the fourth quarter.
State Street's shares rose 5% Tuesday following a strong earnings report, but the news was overshadowed by the resignation of Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit.
Finding a replacement to fix the brand and win over small business and consumers should be easier than it was a year ago.
An FDA panel weighs the risk and benefits of NPS Pharma's Gattex.
All three major U.S. equity averages lose more than 2% for the week as the early returns on third-quarter earnings season prove discouraging.
Don't let anybody pressure you back into the stock market until you're ready.
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