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Transcripts For CNBC Mad Money 20141009

2. 02 . Alas, i think todays selloff is the real deal, unlike yesterdays rally which was triggered by positive Federal Reserve minutes, todays selloff was based on real weakness in the global economy, worries like ebola, and the averages are still higher than when the year began and thats looking less and less logical. As the slowdown manifests itself. [ beeping ] before it gets started on the wacky nature of a market that goes up or down 300 points on a whim, let me just say pointblank that we are indeed in a treacherous market. We live in america, our companies are doing relatively well, but the definition of treachery in a stock market terms is when the simple facts mean nothing to the sellers. When one strand of weakness can frighten investors more than all of the good strands that are out there, its pure treachery and thats whats going on right now in the field of battle. Take alcoa, right . Heres a company that delivered on every lineitem when it reported yesterday. I know this c

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Transcripts For CNBC Closing Bell With Maria Bartiromo 20130405

joining me now, heather hughes, quenton, and paul diedrich from fairfax global markets. good to see everybody. thanks very much for joining us. thanks, maria. let me kick it off with you, paul. thanks very much for being here on set. i want to ask you about this reversal today, down 170 at the worst. down 41 points at the close. were you surprised? what do you think s behind this? well, you know, obviously, it was the jobs numbers the that came up early on today. but, you know, we look at long-term trends, and every month, they revise these numbers and they re revised up. and that s been the trend. so i think investors really need to think, okay, we know these aren t the final numbers. look at the long-term trends in job growth. they re positive. so they ignore them. and i think that s what you saw at the end of the day. john, sitting on that trading desk of yours, watching the trend switch gears, from down to up late in the day, what were you thinking and tell me

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