In the installment of "Pros Say" called "We Need More Bailouts, Bigger TARP", who praised Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke?

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Question: In the installment of "Pros Say" called "We Need More Bailouts, Bigger TARP", who praised Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke?

Answer: Michael Spence

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The term MACD is shorthand for

Answer: Moving Average Convergence/ Divergence

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Squawk Box
Question: In Jon Najarian's Monday Stock Blog, which independent oil & gas company did he cite?
Answer: Linn Energy

Squawk on the Street
Question: In her introduction to "On the Money Thrival Guide for 2009", Carmen Wong Ulrich uses what euphemism for complications?
Answer: thrown a big monkey wrench

The Call
Question: On Dec. 29, Marc "Dr. Doom" Faber recommended which trio of "hard assets" to investors?
Answer: gold, silver, platinum

Power Lunch
Question: According to our guide to international market holidays, whose markets were closed on Dec. 25?
Answer: All of the above

Street Signs
Question: In Bob Pisani's blog post from yesterday afternoon, what did he call the "real X-factor for stocks"?
Answer: the coming stimulus package

The Closing Bell
Question: According to the article "Best and Worst Ads: A Year the News Eclipsed..." whose ads reeked of "cultural imperialism"?
Answer: Burger King

Calls give you the right to?

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Answer: Buy the stock at the strike price

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According to Jon Najarian's Nov. 24 Stock Blog post, how far is Nucor stock off its summertime high?

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Question: According to Jon Najarian's Nov. 24 Stock Blog post, how far is Nucor stock off its summertime high?

Answer: down 70%

Options Action: Traders Bullish on Nucor

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On the day KISS frontman Gene Simmons rang NYSE's opening bell, whose employees rang Nasdaq's bell?

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Question: On the day KISS frontman Gene Simmons rang NYSE's opening bell, whose employees rang Nasdaq's bell?

Answer: Rambus


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On Tuesday, analyst Tina Vital offered CNBC her oil stock picks. Which company is on her 4-star list?

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Question: On Tuesday, analyst Tina Vital offered CNBC her oil stock picks. Which company is on her 4-star list?

Answer: Marathon Oil


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Oil Stocks: Don't Sweat Obama, Just Buy

Tina Vital sees pressure increasing on U.S. oil producers and refiners when Barack Obama plays out his campaign promise to reduce domestic oil consumption. But the integrated oil and gas equity analyst for Standard & Poor's also says oil companies remain good investments.

But the picture is not entirely bleak.

"Even though we're seeing some fall-off in production growth this year, we're expecting 2 to 3 percent longer-term, as legacy projects come onstream," she said.

Recommendations:

Vital's oil-industry stock picks fall into two categories: 5-star stocks and 4-star stocks.

Five Stars:

In her five-star category are Exxon Mobil , Chevron , and ConocoPhillips .

Four Stars:

Four stars go to Marathon Oil and Occidental Petroleum .

Disclosures:

Affiliates of Vital's firm may provide services to Exxon Mobil, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Marathon Oil, and Occidental Petroleum.

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In Friday's Stop Trading! segment, Trouble for Coal, Jim Cramer said which energy stock has a "double whammy"?

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Question: In Friday's Stop Trading! segment, Trouble for Coal, Jim Cramer said which energy stock has a "double whammy"?

Answer: Kinder Morgan

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Stop Trading!: Trouble for Coal

On Friday's "Stop Trading" segment, Cramer continues the ongoing talk with Erin Burnett on oil and energy. He reveals a recent EPA victory that spells bad news for coal companies, so he advises staying away from Arch and Peabody , for example.

For energy, Exxon remains a better buy, as do refinery-based stocks, which he feels have bottomed (translation: great bargains). These include Marathon , Valero and Kinder Morgan (which is a "double whammy": high yield AND high earnings).

Cramer also continues to believe AT&T -- whose CEO Randall Stephenson was on the show last night -- is a Buy, despite some ongoing problems with its 3G network and iPhone service (including Erin's!).

Questions for Cramer? madmoney@cnbc.com

In the CNBC.com feature, "Can You Beat The Market With This ETF Portfolio?", which ETF is weighted 30%?

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In the CNBC.com feature, "Can You Beat The Market With This ETF Portfolio?", which ETF is weighted 30%?
Answer: SPY


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According to the Stock Blog post, "Stocks That Gain on Hurricanes" which company had "just announced" a share buyback?

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According to the Stock Blog post, "Stocks That Gain on Hurricanes" which company had "just announced" a share buyback? Answer: Toro Company

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In Jim Goldman's preview, "This Week's Tech Earnings Bonanza", what is the FIRST stock mentioned?

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In Jim Goldman's preview, "This Week's Tech Earnings Bonanza", what is the FIRST stock mentioned? Answer: Alcoa

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An investor’s _______ size is the dollar value being invested into a particular security. Answer: Position




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Squawk Box Question #1
In the story "Hogan's Heroes," Jeffries' Art Hogan recommended which biotech stock?
Answer: Charles River

Squawk on the Street Question #2
In "Future Trade: Web 5.0" what Un-"sexy" stock did Jeff Macke recommend?Answer: Intel

The Call Question # 3
On May 16, CNBC.com's "Two Way Street" blog got its name from a presumably loyal reader. Who?Answer: John Ware

Power Lunch Question #4
In the CNBC Stock Blog, "A Big Buy On Brazil," what was Tom Del Zoppo's advice?
Answer: Buy Petrobras

Street Signs Question #5
In "Thunder To Battle iPhone?!" Jim Goldman quotes which tech news & review site?
Answer: The Boy Genius

Closing Bell Question #6
On May 16, Jim Cramer said he’d only recommend ONE Indian stock. Name it.
Answer: Sterlite Industries