Monday, January 12, 2009 CNBC Bonus Bucks Trivia Questions & Answers

Squawk Box

Question: On Jan. 9, stock picker Michael Yoshikami did NOT recommend a dividend-play company in this sector:

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: In Bob Pisani's Jan. 9 post "The Next Big Worry", what does the "Trader Talk" blogger call the market's "big worry" now?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: In the Friday edition of "Stop Trading," Jim Cramer said which aspect of oil and gas still "might be hanging on"?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: Which CNBC correspondent hosted Friday's (1/9/09) market news wrap-up, "The Week & You"?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: Which obsolete medium is referenced on a page of our slideshow, "The Best-Selling Adult DVDs of All Time"?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: According to Jim Goldman's Jan. 7 blog post, who was the butt of Steve Ballmer's joke about Facebook "friend requests"?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: If the S&P 500 goes down 1%, how much does SDS go up?

Answer: 2%

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