Monday, December 29, 2008 CNBC Bonus Bucks Trivia Questions & Answers

Squawk Box

Question: According to Jon Najarian's Dec. 26 Stock Blog post, where did YRC Worldwide shares end in Wednesday trading?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: In Larry Kudlow's blog post "We Need Rich People," what natural calamity does he use to describe government spending?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: According to the "Timeless and Time-Tested Warren Buffett Watch Predictions" what lesson do we "learn from history"?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: In her article "So You Think You Can Trade?" whom does Janice Dorn quote?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: Who officially "arrived at the decision" to cancel Kuwait's $17 billion deal with Dow Chemical?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: In the Dec. 26 "Fast Money" blog post entitled "So Bad It's Good?", how does Jeff Macke recommend playing Toyota?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: NYSE tick indicator represents number of stocks with

Answer: last trade executed on uptick vs downtick

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