Tuesday, January 13, 2009 CNBC Bonus Bucks Trivia Questions & Answers

Squawk Box

Question: According to our Stock Blog, what was the "No. 1 Options Play Today" on Jan. 12?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: In the Jan. 9 edition of Mad Mail, why does Jim Cramer tell "Suzette" he likes Molson-Coors Brewing?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: In Darren Rovell's "Greatest TV Product Ever" story, which product does he say he actually purchased?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: In the Fast Money post, "Two Sectors Worth Watching", what sector does S&P's Rich Peterson suggest avoiding?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: On our Web site's Green page, what section will you find located on the upper-most lefthand corner?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: In a Monday CNBC interview, General Motors CEO Rick Wagoner called what factor "key" for GM?

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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