In the post, "Crazy Money: Wells Fargo Options Rocket," Matt Nesto reported that the August $27.50 call contract gained:

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informationpreneur: According to the Featured Slideshow, "10 World Famous Gemstones", which ruler owned the "cursed" Koh-i-Noor diamond?

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EF Hutton: In Jim Cramer's blog post "A Bottom For Fannie and Freddie" what term does he use to describe Bush market policies?

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EF Hutton: Forcing trades is sometimes referred to as ____-trading.

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In the Thursday Stock Blog post, Three New Energy ETFs You Should Know, which one was NOT on the list?

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In the Thursday Stock Blog post, Three New Energy ETFs You Should Know, which one was NOT on the list? Answer: Dynamic Energy Exploration

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In the Fast Money post, Fallen Foreign Buys, which emerging-market ticker does trader Tim Seymour actually like?

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Is the Hindenburg Omen forecasting a Stock Market Crash?

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clipped from informationpreneur.blogspot.com Stock traders are talking up the Hindenburg Omen. Is the Hindenburg Omen forecasting a stock market crash?

EF Hutton: In a spooky Two-Way Street blog post on "omens," CNBC.com's Allen Wastler refers to which paranormal concept?

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Today's photo: Iran tests medium- and long-range missiles

clipped from blogs.usatoday.com This photo, distributed by Iran's Revolutionary Guards via AFP/Getty Images, shows four missiles being test-fired today at an undisclosed location in Iran. NPR says one of the missiles was a Shahab-3 that is capable of reaching Israel.

EF Hutton: CNBC Stock Blog: What factor(s) did HSBC's Jim Steel recently cite as making precious metals "safe investments"?

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In the Fast Money Future Trades slideshow, what Dublin, Ireland-based firm is recommended for a "futuristic" portfolio?

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Sex gets better with age, study says

It will be a while before I can comment first hand on this one. It is interesting. I wonder if I will have to move to Sweden?

clipped from www.msnbc.msn.com 70-year-olds said they get it on now more than they did 30 years ago More 70-year-olds are having good sex more often, Swedish researchers said on Tuesday in a finding bound to bring a smile to many an aging baby boomer. They found 70-year-olds of both sexes are having more sex than they did 30 years ago, and many more women report being satisfied with their sex lives. Vote: Does sex gets better as you get older? Sexed-up seniors do it more than you think Sexploration: Grams and Gramps are getting it on

CNBC Stock Blog: On Monday, hospitality analyst Jake Fuller panned which casino stock?

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EF Hutton: In the feature, "ETFs Provide Cover When Markets Get Crazy," which ETF does John Schloegel recommend?

EF Hutton: In the feature, "ETFs Provide Cover When Markets Get Crazy," which ETF does John Schloegel recommend?

In Fast Money's July 3 post, "Our Favorite Inflation Trades", what was Guy Adami's play?

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In Julia Boorstin's July 7 post about NBC Universal's Weather Channel buy, which of NBC's Web sites does she mention?

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In Julia Boorstin's July 7 post about NBC Universal's Weather Channel buy, which of NBC's Web sites does she mention? Answer: Hulu.com



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In the CNBC Stock Blog post "Top Food Stock Picks for Lean Times", what ingestible image is displayed on the page?

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In the Stop Trading! blog post "Big Money Makes Its Move" which sector/idea does Jim Cramer call "horrible"?

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In Carmen Wong Ulrich's blog post on wages, what wildlife phrase does she use for wrangling with debt?

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CNBC Weekly Bonus Quiz Answer: Traders break patterns into two types; continuation and _______.

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The New Paradigm for Financial Markets: The Credit Crash of 2008 and What It Means

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The Death of Equities and the Housing Abyss

clipped from efhutton.blogspot.com File this under food for thought. This Business Week cover entitled the Death of Equities appeared August 13, 1979. It took about 3 years and then the market bottomed and started its big bull run. Here is the July 7, 2008 cover of Business Week. To you read about The Housing Abyss following the link.