Do You Know Where Your Money Is?

Yes, Maria Bartiromo, I do know where my money is. There's a handful of change somewhere between the couch cushions, there are some pennies and dimes in the cup holder in my car, and there's a pile of quarters on my desk in a glass bowl!!!! Ok, stop already, please. Everyday it's the same old thing. Where's your money. Do you know where your money is. I told you. You want me to be serious. Really? Ok. Here you go Maria. There's about $15K in my savings account, believe it or not I save a little money every

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Demi Moore Says She’s Been Buying Stocks, Too

In a fit of rage, Demi Moore says she's been buying stocks too, way before Mila Kunis. Not wanting to be out done by Ashton Kutcher's new girlfriend, who received a lot of attention this past week when she told CNBC she was buying stocks, Moore made clear she knows a thing or two about investing in stocks herself. "I don't know if Mila Kunis knows this or not, but I was married to Ashton Kutcher for over 7 years," Moore said between Red Bull gulps. And so, like, yeah, he gave me some stock tips too. So yeah,

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16 Year Old Desperate Housewives Actress Rachel Fox Day Trades

Really, this seems like a strange story to me. Why would an actress get into day trading stocks and try to gain publicity or attention for it? Doesn't Rachael Fox want to focus on acting? Or is this a way for her to get exposure and more acting jobs...she could have just traded stocks without seeking out exposure for it. Instead, she seems to be trying to start a business and company around it, with a website (www.foxonstocks.com) and so on. She's only 16 years old. Who's behind this - there must be someone behind the scenes sort

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Does Joe Terranova Still Think Apple is a Generational Buy?

Apple hit a low of close to $483 a share today since it peaked at around $705, does CNBC's Joe Terranova still think Apple is a generational buy? He said he bought some Apple shares at $540 and was buying more when Apple was around $520 a share when the video below was recorded. Terranova called it a March 2009 moment, when Apple was trading for under $100 a share. You do have to say that Apple is close to bottoming out here. That Terranova is right but just off buy 50-100 points give or take - yeah that's a lot

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Neel Kashkari’s Logitech Is Getting Smashed

At about the 2:20 mark in the video below, Pimco's Neel Kashkari talks about how he likes the stock Logitech on CNBC. Kashkari says as consumers move away from PCs, they'll need many of the "peripherals" that Logitech sells. However, the stock is getting smashed, down over 18% as the world's biggest computer mice maker lowered their revenue forecast. Yes, you read that right, Logitech makes computer mice which people are using less and less as they move to tablet computers like the iPad. But Logitech is trying to keep up with the new tablets and Apple like iPads, introducing

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Kim Kardashian Talks About Her Growing Empire?

Yeah, say what you will about the "Kardashian" sisters, but you can't really call them lazy. Sure, they're not trying to discover a cure for cancer, their just selling makeup and clothes, but they do work hard to sell their products and brand. The question is: how much longer can they do that? How much longer will people be interested in their reality show? Kim Kardashian appeared on CNBC's Closing Bell with Maria Bartiromo to talk about the Kardashian sisters new Khroma Beauty line. And Maria waited tell the very end to sort of hit her with a tough question,

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Would the Henry Blodget Who Used to Work at Merrill Lynch Say Buy Facebook?

The new Henry Blodget, who runs the Business Insider and shows up on CNBC from time to time, is very calm and rational, there's no pumping up stocks just because Merrill Lynch wants to do business with these companies. Ten to twelves years have gone by, it's a new day on Wall Street, and everyone deserves a second chance and Henry seems like a good guy. Back in 2000 though, during the tech bubble, when Blodget worked for Merrill Lynch, he gave conflicting ratings of stocks, publicly he touted Internet stocks as buys, privately though, he berated them. I'm

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Tagged cnbc, facebook, fast money, Henry Blodget, merrill lynch

Eliot Spitzer Versus Maria Bartiromo

The interview starts to get really interesting in the final three minutes, when Spitzer says the case against AIG and Hank Greenberg, in which Spitzer said fraud was taking place at the firm, was brought to his attention when he was attorney general of New York by none other than Warren Buffett.

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Tagged AIG, cnbc, Eliot Spitzer, fraud, hank greenberg, maria bartiromo, warren buffett

CNBC’s Gary Kaminsky Is Growing a Beard

Melissa Lee said his beard doesn't look any better live! Which Kaminksy tries to brush off. How much longer is he going to let it grow? Someone on Twitter called him a financial Ewok. In the end this just could all be for charity. Let's hope so. It's not like he's Ben Bernanke or something. Bernanke's the only one who can

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Joe Kernen Calls Paul Krugman a Unicorn

"I was excited when you were coming in because I view you almost like a unicorn, almost, that you really exist in real life," Joe Kernen said. "I'm confounded when I read your pieces."

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