Entries tagged with “bonus bucks” from CNBC Challenge

Squawk Box

Question: As of Jan. 19, how much bailout funding did HSBC request from the U.K. government?

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Squawk on the Street

Question: On Dec. 14, we reported that Berkshire Hathaway raised its stake in Burlington Northern railroad to:

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: According to our slideshow, Behind the Scenes Look at the Death of Seth Tobias, where was "Tiger" the night in question?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: In our slideshow, "Notable Sex Scandals," which disgraced figure is wearing a red pattern necktie?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: In our "SPANX Million Dollar Girdles" slideshow, what archaic derogatory term is referenced?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: According to our slideshow, Prostitution Scandals of the Rich & Famous, who revealed Sen. David Vitter's illicit secret?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: Jobless claims are reported

Answer: weekly

Squawk Box

Question: Which scandal-tinged investor allegedly attempted to fake his suicide?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: Which global steel maker, identified by ticker symbol, did Jon Najarian examine in his Jan. 21 Stock Blog post?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: In blog post called "History, Cool Segments and Competitors", what Depression-era firm(s) still exist as parts of others?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: According to Wednesday's reports, which executive bought shares in his/her own company over the past week?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: In Jane Wells' blog post, Adidas Attends Etnies Party, which beer brand is shown in all four photos?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: In Darren Rovell's "As Seen On TV" bracket, which product is numbered 9 in the Kitchen category?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: Jobless claims are reported

Answer: weekly

Squawk Box

Question: In Maria Bartiromo's Jan. 20 video "Market Message," which of these topics did she mention first?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: Which company mentioned in the Stock Blog post "Diversity is the Key" is based in the Eastern Hemisphere?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: According to Jim Goldman's blog "Tumult vs. Triumph," why did RBC Capital's Mike Abramsky lower his Apple estimates?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: What were uber-trader Jon Najarian's floor call letters when he worked on the CBOE?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: In "Cramer's 10 Tips for Obama" what did the Mad Money guru NOT suggest government do?

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Closing Bell

Question: On our Web site's Credit Spreads page (hint: find it via the Market Buzz box), what is the first type of data shown?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: Jobless claims are reported

Answer: weekly

Squawk Box

Question: In her blog "The Most Expensive Consumer Cost...", Carmen Wong Ulrich says "your voice can save you dollars" on what?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: What did "Dow 12,000" trader Ben Lichtenstein call a "major speed bump" on Friday?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: What is the name of CNBC contributor Janice Dorn's own business site?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: Vanished Florida money manager Arthur Nadel handled assets for which Norse-named fund?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: On Monday, which bank announced the largest loss in Great Britain's corporate history (as of Jan. 19)?

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Closing Bell

Question: In Darren Rovell's "As Seen on TV" Tournament, which TV product is numbered "1" in the "Everything Else" category?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: Jobless claims are reported

Answer: weekly

Squawk Box

Question: What stock(s) did Fast Money trader Joe Terranova recommend Thursday to play a gasoline price bottom?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: In Cramer's Dec. 22 "outrage" over ultra-short ETFs, where was UltraShort Financials ProShares?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: During Doug Hirschhorn's Jan. 15 CNBC interview, what "Breaking News" headline(s) appeared on-screen?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: According to the article "Is Microsoft's Songsmith Video Campy...", what hated TV show was the promo video compared to?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: In Cliff Mason's blog post about legalizing narcotics, which economist does he refer to?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

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

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

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

Answer: 2%

Squawk Box

Question: CNBC Europe's Silvia Wadhwa has written for which German business news organization?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: Which alleged "hedge fund swindler" was "barred from contact" with his girlfriend on Wednesday?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: Which alleged "hedge fund swindler" was "barred from contact" with his girlfriend on Wednesday?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: In Allen Wastler's blog post, "Time to Start a Fugitive Watch?", which infamous 1970s criminal does he refer to?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: On our Web site's Currencies page, which pair appears first (upper left-hand corner)?

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Closing Bell

Question: How much did Canada's EDC agree to provide in short-term financing to help Nortel emerge from bankruptcy?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

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

Answer: 2%

Squawk Box

Question: When "Squawk Box" co-anchor Becky Quick was an undergrad, what newspaper did she lead?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: According to Jon Najarian's Tuesday Stock Blog, which biotech saw options trading spike on Eli Lilly deal rumors?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: In our "Top 10 Halloween Costumes 2008" slideshow, what exaggerated medical implement is the "Adult Nurse" holding?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question:In Dennis Kneale's editorial, "10 Reasons for Hope", what word does he suggest googling along with his name?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: In a Jan. 13 interview, Putnam Investments CEO Robert Reynolds said which new fund gives an "equity-type return"?

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Closing Bell

Question: Boone Pickens told CNBC Tuesday that the price of oil (per barrel) would be where "within a year"?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

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

Answer: 2%

Squawk Box

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

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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?

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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%

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%

Squawk Box

Question: In our slideshow, 25 Years of Tech Blunders, what "old economy" product is compared to the modern ones?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: On Thursday, Jeffrey Saut of Raymond James said which companies are players in the water sector?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: What phrase did Clem Chambers use in his prediction of Dow 11,000 on an "Obama Bounce"?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: In Cliff Mason's Jan. 8 blog post on job hunting, what cross-over Yiddish term did he use?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: In the story, "Sarkozy, Merkel, Blair Call for New Capitalism," what group did Germany's chancellor cite as a failure?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: What was Jim Cramer's Top Five Dow Stocks pick for Tuesday?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: The term MACD is shorthand for

Answer: Moving Average Convergence/ Divergence

Squawk Box

Question: In Wednesday's Stop Trading segment, "The Next Big Madoff Story", what does Jim Cramer say may be "trending negative"?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: According to a Jan. 7 Stock Blog by Jon Najarian, which networking company's shares "jumped" more than 18% Tuesday?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: What animal metaphor did B. Ramalinga Raju use for trying to fix Satyam Computer Services' balance sheet?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: According to our Warren Buffett Watch blog, which cartoonist said he doesn't trust the Berkshire Hathaway chief?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: According to Jane Wells' blog, which famed pornographer wants a $5 billion bailout for the adult entertainment industry?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: In our article, "Early Warnings Signaling An Ugly Earnings Season", who warned of further layoffs ahead?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: The term MACD is shorthand for

Answer: Moving Average Convergence/ Divergence

Squawk Box

Question: According to the CNBC Stock Blog, which housing stock did strategist Ivy Zelman pan on Tuesday?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: In the edition of "Pros Say" entitled "Buck Up--And Buy Upgraded Stocks" who upped his rating on stocks to market weight?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: According to Prudential Douglas Elliman's Dottie Herman, what likely sparked a 3.6% drop in Manhattan apartment prices?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: On Tuesday, Gazprom's Alexander Medvedev accused whom of cutting off Russian gas to Europe?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: In his "Bond Outlook '09," Pimco's Paul McCulley is shown juxtaposed with what animal?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: On Tuesday, the Fast Money team described what group as former "Masters Of The Universe"?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: The term MACD is shorthand for

Answer: Moving Average Convergence/ Divergence

Squawk Box

Question: In Jon Najarian's Monday Stock Blog post, which natgas company did he say options traders were targeting?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: In his CNBC interview, Pimco's co-CEO Mohamed El-Erian recommended which investment(s)?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: Web video hunt: On Dec. 23, which strategist told CNBC that Russia would be a "A Bigger Energy Player in 2009"?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: Which corporate boards did Meg Whitman resign from as of Dec. 31?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: Which investment firm said Monday that it was unwinding its $1 billion Tempo Master fund?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: In his Millennial Money blog post called "War On Climate Change Over..." what was Cliff Mason's apocalyptic message?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: The term MACD is shorthand for

Answer: Moving Average Convergence/ Divergence

Squawk Box

Question: In a "Fast Money" interview on Dec. 31, how does CEO Howard Levine describe his family business?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: According to our Warren Buffett Watch, where did Berkshire Hathaway's Class A shares end 2008?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: According to our By The Numbers blog, which of the 2009 Dogs of the Dow has the lowest dividend yield?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: Video hunt: In a Jan. 1 interview about commodities, what did Michael Yoshikami cite as a sign of industrial slowdown?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: Slideshow hunt: According to our Wealth in America survey, who had planned to spend the most on holiday shopping?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: According to the article, Asian Markets Start 2009 on a Quiet Note, whose gains helped support Australian stocks?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: The term MACD is shorthand for

Answer: Moving Average Convergence/ Divergence

Squawk Box

Question: In our "Famous Last Words" slideshow, what is Chris Dodd referring to?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: On New Years Eve, Brent Wilsey told CNBC that which stock is in the "30% Club"?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: In our Web video collection, "Top Videos of 2008", which news story is not represented?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: What investment does Nadav Baum consider in Part 2 of "Predictions '09" (Why You Shouldn't Run From Stocks)?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: What is Ukraine's state-owned gas company named?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: Why did Jon Najarian say NetApps was the focus of "intense options action" on Wednesday?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: NYSE tick indicator represents number of stocks with

Answer: last trade executed on uptick vs downtick

Squawk Box

Question: Market rally predictor Jack Hough jokes that he should have written what kind of book?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: In his Guest Blog post "My Top 10 Investment Themes for '09", why does Tony Crescenzi praise the art market?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: Just how bad were holiday retail sales this year?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: In our new slideshow entitled The Year in Slideshows, what story will you find bullet-pointed on the Miami Fashion page?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: In the edition of Pros Say concerning a "Recession-Depression Hybrid" what does George Ball say we must do?

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Closing Bell

Question: In the "Fast Money" episode "Famous Last Words of 2008," which FM trader chose his/her own words to mock?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: NYSE tick indicator represents number of stocks with

Answer: last trade executed on uptick vs downtick

Squawk Box

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

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: In her introduction to "On the Money Thrival Guide for 2009", Carmen Wong Ulrich uses what euphemism for complications?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: On Dec. 29, Marc "Dr. Doom" Faber recommended which trio of "hard assets" to investors?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: According to our guide to international market holidays, whose markets were closed on Dec. 25?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

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

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: According to the article "Best and Worst Ads: A Year the News Eclipsed..." whose ads reeked of "cultural imperialism"?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: NYSE tick indicator represents number of stocks with

Answer: last trade executed on uptick vs downtick

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

Squawk Box

Question: In our slideshow, The $54,000 Bottle of Whiskey, what other types of spirits did Christie's put up for auction?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: Darren Rovell reports that the NY Yankees' $423.5 million new-player expense could have bought 23% of:

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: In the Two-Way Street blog post entitled, Banks, Beat Reporters and Not Being Cozy, which news service is mentioned?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: In our blog post called "How to Tell the Madoffs From the Buffetts", which horrific Shakespeare work does a reader reference?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: In his article, Banks Sitting on $1 Trillion Cash, what abbreviation does Tony Crescenzi literally use?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: This week, Michael Kovacocy praised which telecom stock(s) for making "great strides" in India?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: ETF's are based on

Answer: An Index or sector of stocks

Squawk Box

Question: According to a Dec. 23 Stock Blog post by Jon Najarian, options traders saw more upside in which medical tech firm's shares?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: This week, the world's biggest casino announced 500 job cuts. Which company owns the gaming house?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: Why does Darren Rovell say the NY Yankees are able to sign top players "like Mark, C.C., And A.J."?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: In the article, Palm Beach Pawnshop's Business Up Thanks to Madoff, what were the "movies" priced to sell at?

Power Lunch Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: ETF's are based on

Answer: An Index or sector of stocks

Squawk Box

Question: In her article, How to Tell If Your Financial Advisor Is a Scam Artist, Carmen Wong Ulrich refers to what type of fund?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: According to the CNBC Stock Blog, why did Jeff Mortimer praise "some" corporate debt on Monday?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: In our Green Gift Guide slideshow, what brand of beer bottle is shown (as a recycled tumbler)?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: According to Darren Rovell's blog post on booming championship ring sales, what is the most sought team item?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: In the "Fast Money" outlook called Some Surprises For 2009, what does Karen Finerman say is possibly coming next year?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: In the article entitled "Calif. Construction Firm Defies Odds..." what major project(s) does William Dorey allude to?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: ETF's are based on

Answer: An Index or sector of stocks

Squawk Box

Question: On Friday, options expert Rebecca Darst said which bank's downside had "far outpaced the decline" in the financials?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: According to the article "Numbers Cruncher Says Madoff Math Didn't Add Up" who voiced suspicions to the SEC in 1999?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: According to "Cramer's Call on Chemicals" (on Dec. 18), which stock would Jim Cramer prefer?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: In the "Market Tips" feature entitled "Hold Three Things - Bonds, Gold, Silver" which expert(s) recommended bonds?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: Web video hunt: In Rebecca Jarvis' Dec. 18 report, "Four Charged with Insider Trading", where did the "husband" work?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: According to Darren Rovell's blog, how many fewer paper holiday greeting cards did he receive in 2008 vs. 2007?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: ETF's are based on

Answer: An Index or sector of stocks

Squawk Box

Question: On Dec. 18, Juerg Zingg offered CNBC his commodity picks for "brave" investors. His refinery stocks included:

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: In Phil LeBeau's blog post "Chrysler On Life Support..." what multitude of animals does he mention?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: In the article "Avon, Tupperware Thrive in Economic Downturn", which retailer's famous nickname did Larry Nusbaum use?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: On Dec. 16, whom did Jim Cramer give his "Plaxy" (Plaxico Burress) Good Judgment Award to?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: In the Fast Money blog post, "Fed Trying To Smoke You Out?", what investment does Pete Najarian suggest?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: According to our slideshow "Bernie Madoff & the $50 Billion Heist" whose charitable trust had 10% tied up w/ Madoff?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: A sell stop is placed?

Answer: Below the stock price

Squawk Box

Question: In his Dec. 17 Stock Blog, Jon Najarian said there was heavy activity in which type of option?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: As of Dec. 17, what does stock picker Ron Kiddoo like for "recession sectors"?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: According to the article "Inside Madoff's Empire" what was Andrew Cohen teaching when he got bad financial news?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: BlackRock's Bob Doll says investors should "buy more risk." What was one of his "low-quality" picks?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: In our Rogues Gallery slideshow, what color suit is Hunt brother Nelson wearing?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: According to the article, No Growth in China and other Outrageous Prophecies, which nation may drop the euro in 2009?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: A sell stop is placed?

Answer: Below the stock price

Squawk Box

Question: In Carmen Wong Ulrich's article on what the rate cut means for consumers, what piece of advice does she give?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: According to Bob Pisani's blog, "Goldman Sachs: A Sigh Of Relief On Street" what company did Credit Suisse criticize?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: What geographic reference appears in the Holiday Central blog post "Airline Baggage Fees Deliver Boost to UPS"?

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: In the CNBC Web video, "Kitty Caskets," what species of deceased pet does casket maker Jeanne Hoegh mention?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: In the Pros Say feature, "H1 Will be Horrific", which "pro" talked about corporate bonds?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: In his Tuesday Stock Blog, Jon Najarian said options traders seemed bullish on which aerospace company?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: A sell stop is placed?

Answer: Below the stock price

Squawk Box

Question: What verb phrase does Carmen Wong Ulrich use in her Monday article on Ponzi scheme protection?

Squawk Box Answer

Squawk on the Street

Question: According to a Dec. 15 CNBC Stock Blog post, what firm is rumored to be wooing AK Steel?

Squawk on the Street Answer

The Call

Question: CNBC.com video quiz: On Dec. 15, Jim Glickenhaus' energy picks included:.

The Call Answer

Power Lunch

Question: In the "Stupid or Cool?" feature on gift ideas, what horror-movie staple is mentioned in the robot lawnmower review?

Power Lunch Answer

Street Signs

Question: In Monday's "Stop Trading" segment, Jim Cramer dealt with Goldman Sachs' downgrade of which company?

Street Signs Answer

Closing Bell

Question: According to the article, "Faith, Doubt, and Warren Buffett," how much did Berkshire Hathaway's Q3 net earnings fall?

Closing Bell Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: A sell stop is placed?

Answer: Below the stock price

Squawk Box

Question: In the Two-Way Street blog post, "Trump Magic: Why I Like The Donald", why does the author like the Donald?

Answer: Trump's name drives Web traffic

Squawk on the Street

Question: In Friday's edition of Stop Trading, what gambling metaphor did Jim Cramer use for GM common stock?

Answer: buying a lottery ticket

The Call

Question: In a Sports Biz blog post, what term does reader Simeon Lipman use for Billy Ripken "obscenity bat card" traders?

Answer: all of the above

Power Lunch

Question: In his Friday CNBC Stock Blog post, Jon Najarian said options traders were bearish on which financial firm?

Answer: State Street

Street Signs

Question: In our Top Destinations 2009 slideshow, which once-divided city is shown in picture Number 10?

Answer: Berlin, Germany

Closing Bell

Question: In the article "They're Back: Day Traders Thrive in Volatile Market" what violent image did Andrew Wilkinson use?

Answer

Weekly Quiz

Question: A sell stop is placed?

Answer: Below the stock price

Squawk Box

Question: According to the article "YouTube Videos Pull In Real Money," what is Web producer Michael Buckley earning from ads?

Answer: over $100,000

Squawk on the Street

Question: In his energy and health stock recommendations, Dan Genter of RNC Genter used what war metaphor?

Answer: tiptoeing through the mine field

The Call

Question: On Thursday, John Bogle of The Vanguard Group said who would "pay more than Washington" for capital in troubled banks?

Answer: Dubai.

Power Lunch

Question: In Thursday's edition of CEOs Sound Off, "Doing Business In Recession," Jeff Ettinger touts which processed meat product?

Answer: Hormel Spam

Street Signs

Question: According to Darren Rovell's blog on the Kobe Zoom Cut Shoe, how big a business is "fashion basketball"?

Answer: $2 billion

Closing Bell

Question: In Thursday's edition of Fast Money Pops & Drops, which trader suggested Sprint Nextel "could be in a race to zero"?

Answer: Guy Adami

Weekly Quiz

Question: Standard expirations for US options occur on the _ of the month?

Answer: Third Friday of month

Squawk Box

Question: On Wednesday, Michael Yoshikami told CNBC he was "keeping his eye on" which tech stock?

Answer: Expedia

Squawk on the Street

Question: As of Wednesday night, what was Berkshire Hathaway's stake in Burlington Northern Santa Fe?

Answer: 19.83%

The Call

Question: Question: In her article, Turn a Pink Slip Into Your Golden Ticket, what is Carmen Wong Ulrich's 1st piece of advice?

Answer: file for unemployment.

Power Lunch

Question: Oppenheimer's Meredith Whitney says the credit-card industry may cut how much in credit lines over the next 18 months?.

Answer: $2 trillion.

Street Signs

Question: In Tuesday's Lightning Round OT segment, Jim Cramer said he likes which stock(s) for "short-term trade only" now?

Answer: Green Mountain Coffee.

Closing Bell

Question: According to Bob Pisani's blog post, Get Used To The Layoffs, which company is sacking 14,000 globally?

Answer: Rio Tinto.

Weekly Quiz

Question: Standard expirations for US options occur on the _ of the month?

Answer: Third Friday of month

Squawk Box

Question: As of Tuesday, which financial stock(s) did Jeffery Harte give a "buy" rating?

Answer: Bank of America

Squawk on the Street

Question: Which Treasury bills' rates fell below zero on Tuesday?

Answer: three-month bills

The Call

Question: In our slideshow, "10 States with the Highest Unemployment Rates," what state tied with Rhode Island?

Answer: Michigan

Power Lunch

Question: In Today's Top Videos for Tuesday, Andrew Ross Sorkin referred to what as a "conspiracy theory"?

Answer: Illinois governor scandal

Street Signs

Question: According to Jon Najarian, what was driving Monday's options activity in Seagate?

Answer: Reasons "unclear"

Closing Bell

Question: In Tuesday's "Stop Trading" segment, Jim Cramer calls which firm's management "disingenuous"?

Answer: all of the above.

Weekly Quiz

Question: Standard expirations for US options occur on the _ of the month?

Answer: Third Friday of month

Squawk Box

Question: Which auto supplier's April options did Jon Najarian write about on Monday?

Answer: Goodyear

Squawk on the Street

Question: According to the story, Obama's Stimulus Proposal Lifts Infrastructure Stocks, which company does Tom Busby like?

Answer: Microsoft

The Call

Question: Jim Goldman reported Monday that Wal-Mart will be selling Apple's iPhone for how much?

Answer: no price set.

Power Lunch

Question: In the blog post "3 Ways To Kill Your Dream Retirement" what is Mistake Number 3?

Answer: Not paying attention to investments.

Street Signs

Question: John Harwood's article about President-elect Obama, "Leaning Left, Persuading Right" mentions which iconic president?

Answer: Theodore Roosevelt.

Closing Bell

Question: On Dec. 8, how many jobs did 3M say it would cut in the fourth quarter?

Answer: 1,800.

Weekly Quiz

Question: Standard expirations for US options occur on the _ of the month?

Answer: Third Friday of month

Squawk Box

Question: According to Mark Tinker of Axa Framlington Gemini, what do Walmart and McDonalds have in common?

Answer: leaders in a new bull market

Squawk on the Street

Question: On Dec. 5, which analyst likened the slide in oil prices to a "huge tax cut"?

Answer: Cameron Hanover's Peter Beutel

The Call

Question: In his blog post, Mustard Seeds of Hope, which mega-investor did Larry Kudlow quote?

Answer: Warren Buffett

Power Lunch

Question: How much is real-estate mogul Donald Trump suing Deutsche Bank for?

Answer: $3 billion

Street Signs

Question: On Friday, what "top-down economist" warned of a "terrible situation" without more innovation like Yahoo and Google?

Answer: Michael Woolfolk.

Closing Bell

Question: Question: On Dec. 5, Guest Blogger Tony Crescenzi said which economic approach "should" work for U.S. recovery?

Answer: Keynesian.

Weekly Quiz

Question: Standard expirations for US options occur on the _ of the month?

Answer: Third Friday of month

Squawk Box

Question: Who warned CNBC Thursday about the "centipede market"?

Answer: Dave Bahoric

Squawk on the Street

Question: In his Thursday Stock Blog post, Jon Najarian disclosed that he's long on which airline stock?

Answer: AMR

The Call

Question: Jane Wells reported that which footwear company threw a holiday beer party for employees of Adidas?

Answer: Etnies.

Power Lunch

Question: CNBC Producer David Russell compared Christopher Cox's SEC actions to what classic Monty Python sketch?

Answer: The Spanish Inquisition.

Street Signs

Question: In Thursday's CEOs Sound Off feature, who slammed "the U.S. government's business model" as "unsustainable"?

Answer: David Walker, Peter G. Peterson

Closing Bell

Question: In our Harvard Business School CEO slideshow, who praises a "long-term passion for learning"?

Answer: Jeffrey Immelt of GE

Weekly Quiz

Question: Calls give you the right to?

Answer: Buy the stock at the strike price

Squawk Box

Question: In his CNBC interview Wednesday, who did Carl Icahn say he'd like for Yahoo's next CEO?

Answer: none of the above

Squawk on the Street

Question: According to The Christmas Tree Indicator, which item's sales grew 8.5% in the first holiday-shopping week?

Answer: all of the above

The Call

Question: What slang word for liquor appears in Darren Rovell's blog post on the invention of Gatorade?

Answer: firewater

Power Lunch

Question: Dennis Kneale predicted the possible 2009 downfall of which bank's CEO?

Answer: Bank of America

Street Signs

Question: According to former Fed governor Frederic Mishkin, what tool can fight this market's "severe recession"?

Answer: aggressive monetary policy

Closing Bell

Question: What does managing editor Allen Wastler call a "bad term" but a "good news story" for the economy?

Answer: yield curve

Weekly Quiz

Question: Calls give you the right to?

Answer: Buy the stock at the strike price

Squawk Box

Question: What Hasbro goodie is seen in our Hot Holiday Toys slideshow?

Answer: U-Dance

Squawk on the Street

Question: What omen will convince strategist Kevin Caron that "the worst will finally be over"?

Answer: interbank spreads improve

The Call

Question: What is the "focus" of Cramer's Playing Defense Rules: Part 5?

Answer: holding on to what you have

Power Lunch

Question: According to our Warren Buffet Watch, how many BUD shares did Berkshire Hathaway hold at the end of March?

Answer: 35.6 million shares

Street Signs

Question: On Friday, why did Fast Money's Jeff Macke say "becoming socialist is good"?

Answer: he's long Citi and GM.

Closing Bell

Question: By Black Friday's close of trading last week, where did financial stocks end?

Answer: up 31%

Weekly Quiz

Question: Calls give you the right to?

Answer: Buy the stock at the strike price

Squawk Box

Question: On Friday, where did Matrix Asset Management's Dick Otto say oil would go?

Answer: all of the above

Squawk on the Street

Question: On Friday, value stock picker Alan Lancz recommended which tech name?

Answer: Apple

The Call

Question: According to the story "Scenes From The Mall: Picky, Picky, Picky" what was K-B Toys' discount on Barbie items?

Answer: buy 2, get 1 free

Power Lunch

Question: On the Dot-Com Bubble photo in the Market Mayhem slideshow, which stock appears to be gaining?

Answer: IAC/InterActiveCorp.

Street Signs

Question: Name the most expensive product in Carmen Wong Ulrich's "Loser List" blog:

Answer: Kenmore Elite Dishwasher 1134(2).

Closing Bell

Question: What does Phil LeBeau call "the biggest question" about the Big 3's "Show and Tell Time"?

Answer: Is $25 billion enough?

Weekly Quiz

Question: Calls give you the right to?

Answer: Buy the stock at the strike price

Squawk Box

Question: CNBC Guest Blogger Tony Crescenzi knows the bond market inside and out. Who is his employer?

Answer: Miller Tabak + Co.

Squawk on the Street

Question: According to Jim Goldman, what is HP blaming for its Q1 revenue shortfall prediction?

Answer: currency conditions

The Call

Question: How many Yahoo shares did billionaire investor Carl Icahn buy last week?

Answer: 6.8 million shares

Power Lunch

Question: In his blog post, Obama's Pro-Growth Economic Team, Larry Kudlow refers to which pagan notion?

Answer: dormant animal spirits

Street Signs

Question: What day did Berkshire Hathaway shares close below $100K for the 1st time in 2 years?

Answer: Monday, Nov 17

Closing Bell

Question: According to Jane Wells, Saddam Hussein's yacht, the Basra Breeze, was maligned as

Answer: a shrine to bad taste

Weekly Quiz

Question: Calls give you the right to?

Answer: Buy the stock at the strike price

Squawk Box

Question: In our Spirits of the Holidays slideshow, how does Gary Vaynerchuk describe Connemara Irish Single Malt?

Answer: the Scotch drinker's Irish

Squawk on the Street

Question: Which strategist told CNBC on Wednesday that investors ought to start buying into the 2009 recovery surge?

Answer: Allen Sinai of Decision Economics

The Call

Question: At the Financial Follies this year, how much did water cost during the cocktail hour?

Answer: $6

Power Lunch

Question: Question: In Daryl Guppy's blog post about "Identifying Capitulation", what World War II metaphor does he use for the market?

Answer: Stuka dive bomber

Weekly Quiz

Question: Publicly traded companies release earnings?

Answer: Quarterly

Squawk Box

Question: Which strategist told CNBC Monday that Citigroup's common stock "was toast"?

Answer: Christopher Whalen

Squawk on the Street

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

Answer: down 70%

The Call

Question: How long has Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal been a Citigroup shareholder?

Answer: more than 18 years

Power Lunch

Question: According to the feature, Holiday Shopping with Deflated Stocks, what could you buy with a share of Microsoft?

Answer: 10 lb. Butterball turkey

Street Signs

Question: When Fast Money's Dylan Ratigan appeared on The View, he used what metaphor to explain vanished credit?

Answer: money heaven

Closing Bell

Question: Which bank stocks does Peter Sorrentino of Huntington Asset Advisors see in a "huge" 2009 rally?

Answer: Wells Fargo

Weekly Quiz

Question: Publicly traded companies release earnings?

Answer: Quarterly

Squawk Box

Question: When does Mike Duke effectively take the CEO post at Walmart?

Answer: Feb. 1, 2009

Squawk on the Street

Question: Which central banker told CNBC Friday that his peers seek a "new world order"?

Answer: Brazil's Henrique De Campos Meirelles

The Call

Question: Which super-investor told the Fast Money team Thursday that the dollar is going to drop "like a stone"?

Answer: Peter Schiff

Power Lunch

Question: What nightmarish phrase did Pimco's Mohammed El-Erian use to warn bank investors?

Answer: "the unthinkable"

Street Signs

Question: Which strategist told CNBC Friday, "All financials will be owned by the U.S. government in a year"?

Answer: Hugh Hendry

Closing Bell

Question: In Allen Wastler's Nov. 20 blog post, who is the first possible Treasury Secretary candidate he names?

Answer: Timothy Geithner

Weekly Quiz

Question: Publicly traded companies release earnings?

Answer: Quarterly

Squawk Box

Question: According to Julia Boorstin, how much revenue did China Central TV's primetime ad space auction yield?

Answer: nearly $1.4 billion

Squawk on the Street

Question: What disaster did Jim Paulsen of Wells Capital Management say "we've created" this week?

Answer: TARP crisis No. 2

The Call

Question: Jim Cramer said HP's Q4 pre-announcement yielded no "pin action." Who did he say could have benefited from that action?

Answer: all of the above

Power Lunch

Question: Which investor said Thursday that they'd raise their Citigroup stake by 1%?

Answer: Saudi Prince Alwaleed

Street Signs

Question: Which strategist told CNBC there won't be a bottom 'til Valentine's Day?

Answer: BlackRock

Closing Bell

Question: On Thursday, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway lost 48.1% from its all-time high. Where did it close?

Answer: at $77,500 a share

Weekly Quiz

Question: The Dow Jones Industrial Average consist of

Answer: 30 stocks

Squawk Box

Question: According to our Big Budget Events slideshow, how much did the Louisiana Purchase cost in today's dollars?

Answer: $217 billion

Squawk on the Street

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

Answer: Rambus

The Call

Question: According to Jeffrey Saut of Raymond James, when did the market bottom?

Answer: Oct. 10

Power Lunch

Question: What did Pentagon press secretary Geoff Morrell say is the solution to marine pirate attacks?

Answer: a holistic approach

Street Signs

Question: In Jim Cramer's Wednesday Lightning Round OT, which stocks did the Mad Money man praise?

Answer: British Petroleum

Closing Bell

Question: According to research firm IDC, global info tech spending will grow by how much in 2009?

Answer: 2.6%

Weekly Quiz

Question: The Dow Jones Industrial Average consist of

Answer: 30 stocks

Squawk Box

Question: On Nov. 17, which ag stock did Pete Najarian praise for its "phenomenal pipeline"?

Answer: Monsanto

Squawk on the Street

Question: In Tuesday's "CEOs Sound Off", which chief executives gave CNBC their outlooks?

Answer: All of the above

The Call

Question: What does Click Capital Research's Colin Gillis fear about investing in Yahoo?

Answer: the wait for a new CEO

Power Lunch

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

Answer: Marathon Oil

Street Signs

Question: How much of ConocoPhillips did Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway hold, as of Sept. 30?

Answer: 84 million shares

Closing Bell

Question: According to Daryl Guppy, what sort of traders use a "pump and dump" strategy?

Answer: desperate individuals

Weekly Quiz

Question: The Dow Jones Industrial Average consist of

Answer: 30 stocks

Squawk Box

Question: According to the Stock Blog post, Options Action: Dangerous Videogame Play, what must happen for the break-even trade?

Answer: stock must drop more than 8%

Squawk on the Street

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

Answer: Kinder Morgan

The Call

Question: In the Stock Blog post, Five Stocks to Fight The Recession, how does Manuel Schiffres label Pfizer?

Answer: All of the above

Power Lunch

Question: In Vince Farrell's blog post, Lower Oil Price Equals A Tax Cut, the CIO offers what scientific view of petroleum 'info'?

Answer: dissection

Street Signs

Question: Enjoy our Holiday Cigars slideshow. Now name the only 2-time winner of Cigar Aficionado's No. 1 Cigar of the Year.

Answer: The Padrón Family

Closing Bell

Question: In "Apple Investors' Hope for the Holidays" which "long-time" tech industry analyst does Jim Goldman refer to?

Answer: Gene Munster

Weekly Quiz

Question: The Dow Jones Industrial Average consist of

Answer: 30 stocks

Squawk on the Street

Question: At the start of the Oct. 29 CNBC.com video, Solid Gold Demand, how high is the Dow as displayed onscreen?

Answer: 9084.47

The Call

Question: In the Market Insider post, Stocks That Survived 1929, which Jazz Age stock is not on the list?

Answer: National Salt

Power Lunch

Question: In Matt Nesto's Oct. 31 stock blog post, what 'No. 1' gainer did he call the 'hottest stock on Earth'?

Answer: Office Depot

Street Signs

Question: In the story, Stocks Could Get a Short Post-Election Bounce, who said Obama offered markets a "big positive"?

Answer: Bruce Fenton of Atlantic Financial

Closing Bell

Question: Our slideshow, The Many Sides Of Sarah Palin, depicts her meeting "Vikings and Valkyries" in which ethnic festival?

Answer: Norwegian

Weekly Quiz

Question: The Dow Jones Industrial Average consist of

Answer: 30 stocks

Squawk Box

Question: In the July 17 Mad Money post, "Oil Down, Banks Up?" which fictional realm does Mad-man stock guru Jim Cramer reference?

Answer: Bizarro World

Squawk on the Street

Question: Which "eye-catching" word or phrase is NOT found in managing editor Allen Wastler's Two-Way Street blog post of July 8?

Answer: "perp walk"

The Call

Question: In Bob Pisani's "ETFs: An Investor's Primer" which fund-accessible nations are named?

Answer: Brazil

Power Lunch

Question: In the Fast Money post, "No Guts No Glory - Pt. II" what animal metaphor is used to describe value investing?

Answer: head in a lion's mouth

Street Signs

Question: In a July 15 CNBC interview, Jim Rogers used which metaphor in discussing a Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac bailout?

Answer: Band-Aids for cancer

Closing Bell

Question: In the feature, "Sucker's Rally? Stock Gains Likely to Be Short-Lived" which analyst used the phrase, "sucker's rally"?

Answer: Kathy Boyle

Weekly Quiz

Question: Forcing trades is sometimes referred to as __-trading.

Answer: over

Squawk Box

Question: In the video feature, Best Trades Now: Healthcare, Energy & More, what does Edward Perks call "a tremendous performer"?

Answer: Canadian Oil Sands

Squawk on the Street

Question: In the post, "Crazy Money: Wells Fargo Options Rocket," Matt Nesto reported that the August $27.50 call contract gained:

Answer: 933%

The Call

Question: In Carmen Wong Ulrich's post, How to Know If Your Money Is Safe, what is her third piece of advice to depositors?

Answer: Know the guidelines

Power Lunch

Question: In the slideshow, "10 Recession-Proof Jobs," what is the nurse doing?

Answer: administering an injection

Street Signs

Question: Cramer Flashback: In the Feb. 21 post "Stay In The Game" what does Cramer compare the excitement of speculation to?

Answer: Cheesecake Fantasy

Closing Bell

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: On Tuesday, Jim Rogers specifically said he has been short:

Answer: FNM

Weekly Quiz

Question: Forcing trades is sometimes referred to as __-trading.

Answer: over

Squawk Box

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

Answer: Toro Company

Squawk on the Street

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

Answer: SPY

The Call

Question: According to the Featured Slideshow, "10 World Famous Gemstones", which ruler owned the "cursed" Koh-i-Noor diamond?

Answer: Queen Victoria

Power Lunch

Question: According to the CNBC.com special report, Powering the Planet, which is the "biggest" U.S. geothermal player?

Answer: all of the above

Street Signs

Question: According to a By The Numbers post, "Biggest One Day Drops in Oil", how much did the S&P Energy Sector drop Tuesday?

Answer: nearly 3 percent

Closing Bell

Question: In the Cramer blog post, "How to Survive the Banking Meltdown", which bank ranked "Almost as Bad as the Worst"?

Answer: Washington Mutual

Weekly Quiz

Question: Forcing trades is sometimes referred to as __-trading.

Answer: over

Squawk Box

Question: In the Stock Blog post, "Five-Star Picks: Fuel and Fertilizer", which stock supposedly has "at least 50 percent upside"?

Answer: Potash

Squawk on the Street

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

Answer: Alcoa

The Call

Question: Web Video Hunt: In Monday's CNBC.com video, "Commodities Explosion", which precious-metals play was John Roque's pick?

Answer: GoldCorp.

Power Lunch

Question: On Monday, Goldman Sachs' Abby Joseph Cohen told CNBC that the fair value of the S&P 500 is:

Answer: 1,400

Street Signs

Question: Picks & Pans: In "Options Bubble on Financial Trouble," whose "implied volatility" shot up 101% Monday?

Answer: WaMu

Closing Bell

Question: In Monday's video roundup "Best Trades Now: Financials, Medical Suppliers & More" which one is a 10-day earnings reactor?

Answer: Harley-Davidson

Weekly Quiz

Question: Forcing trades is sometimes referred to as __-trading.

Answer: over

Squawk Box

Question: In a July 8 Stock Blog, commodities king Dennis Gartman said corn could come off its highs by how much?

Answer: $1

Squawk on the Street

Question: In the slideshow "Stock Picks for 20-Somethings", what color is the Nokia handset case (and accompanying pencil)?

Answer: fuchsia

The Call

Question: According to Jane Wells, the world's most expensive house has been owned by:

Answer: Oil tycoon Roman Abramovich

Power Lunch

Question: In a July 11 "Two-Way Street" Reader Mail post, correspondent "Rob" uses what device as a critique of the blog?

Answer: a Freudian reference

Street Signs

Question: In Jim Cramer's blog post "A Bottom For Fannie and Freddie" what term does he use to describe Bush market policies?

Answer: Laissez-faire

Closing Bell

Question: In Friday's article, "Oil Rises Sharply, Closes Near $145 on Iran Fears", which nation's Defense Ministry is mentioned?

Answer: Iraq

Weekly Quiz

Question: Forcing trades is sometimes referred to as __-trading.

Answer: over

Squawk Box

Question: In the Fast Money post, Fallen Foreign Buys, which emerging-market ticker does trader Tim Seymour actually like?

Answer: ERJ

Squawk on the Street

Question: In Matt Nesto's Stock Blog piece, "Dow-Rohm Deal: Coat-Tail Winners," which firm is "even...considered a spec chem"?

Answer: Intl. Flavors & Fragrances

The Call

Question: In her post "Buy or Rent? Learn the Rule of 15", Carmen Wong Ulrich says "If I were to sell my home today, I’d..."

Answer: rent for at least a year

Power Lunch

Question: In the Thursday Stock Blog post, Three New Energy ETFs You Should Know, which one was NOT on the list?

Answer: Dynamic Energy Exploration

Street Signs

Question: In Thursday's "Stop Trading" post, what does Jim Cramer call "the only thing working"?

Answer: health care

Closing Bell

Question: CNBC fans know Texas topped our Top States for Business 2008 list. But which state won for cost of doing business?

Answer: South Dakota

Weekly Quiz

Question: Traders break patterns into two types; continuation and _.

Answer: reversal

Squawk Box

Question: In CNBC's "Top States for Business 2008," Texas is No. 1. Which state won the Most Improved State for Business title?

Answer: Indiana

Squawk on the Street

Question: In a spooky Two-Way Street blog post on "omens," CNBC.com's Allen Wastler refers to which paranormal concept?

Answer: all of the above

The Call

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: On July 9, what did Dinosaur Securities' David Garrity say was the "real trade" in the iPhone story?

Answer: Nokia

Power Lunch

Question: In Wednesday's Stop Trading post, Financials Fallout, which entity had Jim Cramer "consistently concerned"?

Answer: Bank of America

Street Signs

Question: On Wednesday, which strategist told Squawk Box Europe that commodities are likely to become "horrendously volatile"?

Answer: Peter Toogood

Closing Bell

Question: In Vince Farrell's post "Signs the Fed Will Defend Dollar?" he suggests what fate "could be avoided" by Fed action?

Answer: "another Bear Stearns"

Weekly Quiz

Question: Traders break patterns into two types; continuation and _.

Answer: reversal

Squawk Box

Question: In the Fast Money Future Trades slideshow, what Dublin, Ireland-based firm is recommended for a "futuristic" portfolio?

Answer: Amarin

Squawk on the Street

Question: On Tuesday, which strategist told "Market Insider" Patti Domm that stocks are actually bottoming?

Answer: Byron Wien

The Call

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: What factor(s) did HSBC's Jim Steel recently cite as making precious metals "safe investments"?

Answer: all of the above

Power Lunch

Question: In Suze Orman's Web Extra video, "What to Do with Old 401(k)s," she advises the caller to:

Answer: open an IRA rollover

Street Signs

Question: In the article "Top Global Agriculture Picks" which companies did Victor Badin recommend?

Answer: Bunge

Closing Bell

Question: In a July 8 feature, Boone Pickens told CNBC he's sticking with $150 oil for 2008. But where did Lehman Bros. see oil?

Answer: $127 a barrel

Weekly Quiz

Question: Traders break patterns into two types; continuation and _.

Answer: reversal

Squawk Box

Question: In Julia Boorstin's July 7 post about NBC Universal's Weather Channel buy, which of NBC's Web sites does she mention?

Answer: Hulu.com

Squawk on the Street

Question: In Fast Money's July 3 post, "Our Favorite Inflation Trades", what was Guy Adami's play?

Answer: long Lockheed Martin

The Call

Question: In the feature, "ETFs Provide Cover When Markets Get Crazy," which ETF does John Schloegel recommend?

Answer: all of the above

Power Lunch

Question: Web video hunt: On July 7, Stifel Nicolaus' David Lutz weighed in on financial stocks. He recommended buying:

Answer: Mastercard

Street Signs

Question: On Monday, Rebecca Darst said banks were rattled by the options action surrounding which stock(s)?

Answer: Zions Bancorp

Closing Bell

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: On Monday, hospitality analyst Jake Fuller panned which casino stock?

Answer: Las Vegas Sands

Weekly Quiz

Question: Traders break patterns into two types; continuation and _.

Answer: reversal

Squawk Box

Question: In the Energy Source blog, what did ex-CIA agent Robert Baer say about Exxon and Chevron vis-a-vis Iraqi oil?

Answer: they won't get major fields

Squawk on the Street

Question: According to the feature, "Failed Merger Roundup," which would-be acquiror(s) pulled the plug on a deal with PHH Corp.?

Answer: GE Capital Solutions

The Call

Question: In Carmen Wong Ulrich's blog post on wages, what wildlife phrase does she use for wrangling with debt?

Answer: a bunch of crazy salmon

Power Lunch

Question: In the story "Earnings Season Kicks Off with Little Hope Ahead" who sees "panic selling...more likely than panic-buying"?

Answer: Matthew Tuttle

Street Signs

Question: In the Stop Trading! blog post "Big Money Makes Its Move" which sector/idea does Jim Cramer call "horrible"?

Answer: Retail

Closing Bell

Question: In the CNBC Stock Blog post "Top Food Stock Picks for Lean Times", what ingestible image is displayed on the page?

Answer: beer being poured

Weekly Quiz

Question: Traders break patterns into two types; continuation and _.

Answer: reversal

Squawk Box

Question: On July 2, strategist John Carter told CNBC he sees the Dow below 10,000. Where did he suggest putting your money?

Answer: both

Squawk on the Street

Question: According to "Warren Buffett Watch," the bear market bit Berkshire Hathaway. What was its Tuesday closing price?

Answer: 120,100

The Call

Question: In Darren Rovell's post on Nike's “Air McFlys,” what Back to the Future "science" term did he quote?

Answer: all of the above

Power Lunch

Question: According to the Fast Money Trade School article, "All Or Nothing Options", who is expected to trade binaries?

Answer: all of the above

Street Signs

Question not available due to holiday.

Closing Bell

Question not available due to holiday.

Weekly Quiz

Question: In shorting, the difference between where you sell a stock and where you buy it back is called _.

Answer: profit

Squawk Box

Question: In the article, "Stock Picker Likes Sunnier Second Half", who might gain from "the little guy...going out of business"?

Answer: FedEx

Squawk on the Street

Question: Mmm: Food stocks. When Alexia Howard spoke to CNBC on June 24, which one was "at the top of her list"?

Answer: Sara Lee

The Call

Question: On June 25, Erste Bank's Ronald-Peter Stoferle predicted a massive gold price rise. What is the "total demand for gold"?

Answer: approx. 3,600 metric tons

Power Lunch

Question: In the blog post, "Options Action: Make $$$ on Financials", Stacey Gilbert talks up a strategy for:

Answer: Citigroup

Street Signs

Question: Guest Blogger Vince Farrell marvelled at Goldman Sachs' market-moving ability. Who did Farrell say Goldman "unloaded" on?

Answer: Citigroup

Closing Bell

Question: In Fast Money's Web Extra, "Steel In Second Half?" what event seemed to drive up MacArthur Coal?

Answer: Arcelor upped Mac stake

Weekly Quiz

Question: In shorting, the difference between where you sell a stock and where you buy it back is called _.

Answer: profit

Squawk Box

Question: In Monday's Stock Blog post "Four Stocks to Watch This Week," which of the companies discussed posts earnings today?

Answer: Constellation

Squawk on the Street

Question: His name is Bond. Kingsmill Bond. In the post "From Russia with Agri Picks," which Bond pick is a sugar specialist?

Answer: Astarta

The Call

Question: Wilbur Ross told CNBC Monday that the oil price run-up is a bubble. What empirical factor did he cite?

Answer: no lines at gas stations

Power Lunch

Question: In Fast Money's blog post "Second Half Options" what "trend" does Pete Najarian suggest following?

Answer: oil leading the market

Street Signs

Question: In the CNBC.com Video Roundup, "Volatility-Beaters: Steel and Internet Stocks", what steel name did Timna Tanners pick?

Answer: U.S. Steel

Closing Bell

Question: In a hypothetical letter penned by Bill Gross to "President Obama", what did the Pimco CIO say the markets needed?

Answer: "tough love"

Weekly Quiz

Question: In shorting, the difference between where you sell a stock and where you buy it back is called _.

Answer: profit

Squawk Box

Question: In his blog, Darren Rovell paid tribute to the late George Carlin. Which of Rovell's terms refers to options trades?

Answer: long straddle

Squawk on the Street

Question: According to the blog post, "Air Products: Cutting Edge of Alt Energy?", how does Jim Cramer describe the U.S.?

Answer: Saudi Arabia of coal

The Call

Question: In the CNBC.com video "Go Short" how does Options University strategist Ron Ianieri define a "speculator"?

Answer: "everyone in the market"

Power Lunch

Question: According to the CNBC Stock Blog "Powering Your Portfolio: Uranium" what is uranium miner Cameco's other business?

Answer: mining gold

Street Signs

Question: In Fast Money's Web Extra video "Najarian's Sweet Trade" which home builder rated the opinion, "I'd stay away"?

Answer: Lennar

Closing Bell

Question: Which U.S. airline announced on Monday June 23 that it plans to lay off 950 pilots?

Answer: UAL

Weekly Quiz

Question: In shorting, the difference between where you sell a stock and where you buy it back is called _.

Answer: profit

Squawk Box

Question: Print's not dead at CNBC! Name the editor of CNBC.com's new "Bullish on Books" blogger.

Answer: Gloria McDonough-Taub

Squawk on the Street

Question: In Fast Money's Web Extra segment "Najarian's Sweet Trade" which food & beverage purveyor did Pete Najarian praise?

Answer: McDonald's

The Call

Question: In the CNBC.com feature "Shorting Stocks Could Be Way to Play This Market" which strategist predicted "one ugly decline"?

Answer: Kathy Boyle

Power Lunch

Question: In the slideshow "Lifestyles of the Super Rich" how much do the swank Christian Louboutin pumps go for?

Answer: $2,500

Street Signs

Question: In the Web video "Inside Look at Offshore" which firm's oil rig did Janet Shamlian report from?

Answer: Chevron

Closing Bell

Question: On The Money blog: In the post entitled "Cheap Is Sexy" which phrase is the blogger's own advice?

Answer: Vote with your wallet

Weekly Quiz

What tool did 17th century rice traders contribute to the financial markets?

Answer: candlesticks

Squawk Box

Question: In the CNBC.com video, "Fed Expectations" what was Robert Podorefsky's reaction to talk of a Q3 Fed rate hike?

Answer: "I don't see it"

Squawk on the Street

Question: In the Fast Money blog post "Are Options Accurate?" Jon Najarian called ORCL & RIMM earnings with what tracking system?

Answer: Big Thunder

The Call

Question: Warren Buffett told CNBC that U.S. inflation is "exploding." He joked to Becky Quick that if he were Fed chairman, he'd:

Answer: resign

Power Lunch

Question: In Sharon Epperson's blog post, "Shorting Oil The Way To Go?", she cites "a very large energy trader." Who?

Answer: none of the above

Street Signs

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: On June 23, Longbow Research's Lee Klaskow said Midwestern floods had done one good thing. What?

Answer: pullback for rail stocks

Closing Bell

Question: In the blog post "Fertilizer Stocks: Room To Grow" which stock did Michael Judd call "a great long-term holding"?

Answer: MON

Weekly Quiz

What tool did 17th century rice traders contribute to the financial markets?

Answer: candlesticks

Squawk Box

Question: In the CNBC.com video "Underweight on China" Erwin Sanft says BNP Paribas downgraded a raft of Chinese stocks. How many?

Answer: 10

Squawk on the Street

Question: In Tuesday's edition of "Lightning Round OT" What was Cramer's exact take on Dominion Resources?

Answer: "a real good one"

The Call

Question: Kiplinger's issued a list of stocks that "Warren Buffett would love." Name one. (Hint: You'll find the list on our site.)

Answer: Tiffany

Power Lunch

Question: On June 24, Melissa Lee sat in for Maria Bartiromo in "Maria's Market Message" Web video. What story did she lead with?

Answer: Fed meeting

Street Signs

Question: In his auto blog, Phil LeBeau mocked Jim Cramer! Finish Phil's phrase: "While Cramer may know stocks, I think he's..."

Answer: "crocked"

Closing Bell

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: Neil Hennessy is a frequent CNBC guest and master stock picker. What was his Web Extra pick for Tuesday?

Answer: ARG

Weekly Quiz

What tool did 17th century rice traders contribute to the financial markets?

Answer: candlesticks

Squawk Box

Question: Cramer Flashback: On May 27, the Mad Money guru called SPX the ultimate New Tech stock. What does it leverage?

Answer: all of the above

Squawk on the Street

Question: In her Monday blog post on foreclosures, what did Carmen Wong Ulrich say "matters most"?

Answer: home expense/salary ratio

The Call

Question: In the CNBC.com feature, "The Future of Oil: What the Experts Are Saying," who is Peter Beutel paired with?

Answer: Addison Armstrong

Power Lunch

Question: According to CNBC.com's video report "Foreclosure Tour Hits Manhattan" how many Q1 residential foreclosures were there?

Answer: 23

Street Signs

Question: In Diana Olick's post, "Harvard and Housing: A Silver Lining?" Eric Belsky cited a "significant amount" of this:

Answer: immigration

Closing Bell

Question: In the CNBC Stock Blog, "Brokerage Stocks: Go Long," what did Ryan Lentell call "probably the best set-up firm"?

Answer: Goldman Sachs

Weekly Quiz

What tool did 17th century rice traders contribute to the financial markets?

Answer: candlesticks

Squawk Box

Question: In the June 20 Kudlow Caucus, which panelist called the $300 billion housing bailout bill a "boondoggle"?

Answer: Stefan Abrams

Squawk on the Street

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: on June 20, what did Jeffrey Frankel cite as an element in an investment brainstorming process?

Answer: The Hulk

The Call

Question: How does Sharon Epperson's blog post, "Big Oil Heads Back To Iraq," describe the oil majors' Iraqi deals?

Answer: unlikely to depress prices

Power Lunch

Question: The article "Picks for Banking Bloodbath" praises Banca Transilvania. Where is the financial firm based?

Answer: Cluj

Street Signs

Question: In the Web video report "Staubach's Real Estate Deal" what is the "biggest compliment" to ex-Dallas QB Roger Staubach?

Answer: the real estate guy

Closing Bell

Question: In the Fast Money blog, "Post-Washout Rally?" which indicator did Jon Najarian look to first for a pro-rally case?

Answer: VIX

Weekly Quiz

What tool did 17th century rice traders contribute to the financial markets?

Answer: candlesticks

Squawk Box

Question: According to Darren Rovell's June 19 Sports Biz blog, Notre Dame will start a series vs which team in 2010?

Answer: Army

Squawk on the Street

Question: CNBC.com Web video: In "China Fuel Prices" (June 19) Peter Boockvar called this a "major problem" for China:

Answer: food inflation

The Call

Question: Two-Way Street blog: In "Reader Response: Let's Drill!!! (Mostly)" what non-human animal anatomy does a reader mention?

Answer: panda's head

Power Lunch

Question: In Bob Pisani's "Regional Banks Stage Rally" which bank anticipated "some increase in the cash dividend during 2008"?

Answer: BB&T

Street Signs

Question: In "Lower Crude Bad For Stocks?" Carter Worth tells the Fast Money team how he'd trade if crude pulls back. How?

Answer: long technology

Closing Bell

Question: "Investing in a Tough European Retail Environment" mentions one optimistic "recovery" in UK retail. Which company?

Answer: Kingfisher

Weekly Quiz

Question: A series of higher highs and higher lows signals what kind of trend?

Answer: uptrend

Squawk Box

Question: CNBC.com managing editor Allen Wastler enjoys a stogie in his byline photo. What brand of cigar?

Answer: Cuvee Blanc Churchill

Squawk on the Street

Question: In "Health Care Stocks: Schwab's Rx" why did Paul Alan Davis praise Express Scripts?

Answer: it's "part of the solution"

The Call

Question: In the story, "Crude? So What? These Characters Still Find Work in Ads", which figure is called a "contemporary...icon"?

Answer: Stewie the baby

Power Lunch

Question: In "Energy Plays: How to Profit From the Oil-Price Boom" Jordan Kimmel offered his "excellent" stock picks. Name one.

Answer: MCF

Street Signs

Question: Web video hunt: In "LeFrak's Stock Picks," Richard LeFrak joked that FedEx should shift from what to what?

Answer: airplanes to smart cars

Closing Bell

Question: In Fast Money's "Web Extra: Nat Gas Plummet?" the traders also discussed solar energy. The following stock(s) were mentioned:

Answer: Intel

Weekly Quiz

Question: A series of higher highs and higher lows signals what kind of trend?

Answer: uptrend

Squawk Box

Question: In her blog post, "Foreclosures: What You're Asking About," what did Carmen Wong Ulrich offer Steve the Angry Renter?

Answer: his own blog post

Squawk on the Street

Question: Cramer prefers gold to silver. So why did he say he likes Pan American Silver, in June 9's Lightning Round OT?

Answer: "a winner" among peers

The Call

Question: Warren Buffett Watch: According to Adolphus Busch IV, how big a stake does Berkshire Hathaway's CEO hold in Anheuser?

Answer: 5 percent

Power Lunch

Question: The slideshow, "Which Costs More?" (June 10) says Budweiser is pricier than crude oil. How much IS a barrel of beer?

Answer: US$447.25

Street Signs

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: In "Two China Solar Energy Stocks" Gerald Jordan praised, yes, energy plays. Which one(s)?

Answer: all of the above

Closing Bell

Question: In "'Non-Toxic' Financial Stock Picks" which bank did Ben Steverman call "the anti-Countrywide"?

Answer: Hudson City Bancorp

Weekly Quiz

Question: A series of higher highs and higher lows signals what kind of trend?

Answer: uptrend

Squawk Box

Question: In Bob Pisani's blog post "Using Analysts As Contrarians?" which financial firm's employee is mentioned by his full name?

Answer: Merrill Lynch

Squawk on the Street

Question: In Monday's "Stop Trading!" segment, which stock did Jim Cramer say "suffers from a lack of momentum"?

Answer: Nokia

The Call

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: On June 16, Jonathan Vyorst offered CNBC his stock picks. But which one was an exclusive "Web Extra"?

Answer: American Financial

Power Lunch

Question: Full disclosure: In "Stocks Your Dad Would Love," which of Brent Wilsey's picks is in his portfolio?

Answer: Harley-Davidson

Street Signs

Question: In "Take Your Position: Financials" Fast Money's Guy Adami says "take at least half your position off the table" for:

Answer: Lehman Brothers

Closing Bell

Question: In Vince Farrell's "Raising Rates Would Spark a Rally" he quotes Stefan Abrams on the worst thing for stock prices:

Answer: rising rate of inflation

Weekly Quiz

Question: A series of higher highs and higher lows signals what kind of trend?

Answer: uptrend

Squawk Box

Question: Where did "Managing Asia" blogger Christine Tan get her Masters degree?

Answer: University of Auckland

Squawk on the Street

Question: On June 5, Cramer sang the praises of Yum! Brands. How high did he say the stock would go?

Answer: past $45

The Call

Question: "Beloved Characters as Reimagined for the 21st Century" told of toon & toy updates. What was "the industry's nightmare"?

Answer: Earring Magic Ken

Power Lunch

Question: The May 27 Fast Money University segment had bad news for some -- but possibly good for others. What was the topic?

Answer: Natural disasters

Street Signs

Question: Darren Rovell called Kimbo Slice the fiercest athlete since Mike Tyson. Whom did Rovell see Slice fight on May 31?

Answers: James Thompson

Closing Bell

Question: In "Utility Stocks Hotter with Deregulation," which stock was Dan Eggers' "top idea right now"?

Answer: PEG

Weekly Quiz

Question: A series of higher highs and higher lows signals what kind of trend?

Answer: uptrend

Squawk Box

Question: In CNBC.com's Earnings - Highlights section, what is the first tab that readers see?

Answer: Expected Announcements

Squawk on the Street

Question: In May 29's Sell Block, which telecom stock(s) did Cramer suggest to sell on "any strength"?

Answer: Vimpel Communications

The Call

Question: In May, Warren Buffett told a Madrid audience what his "three bedrock ideas" are. Which did he mention first?

Answer: stock = piece of a business

Power Lunch

Question: According to Diana Olick, how many U.S. construction jobs were lost between the 2006 sector peak and May 2, 2008?

Answer: 457,000

Street Signs

Question: Which CNBC anchor also writes the "Managing Asia" blog?

Answer: Christine Tan

Closing Bell

Question: In his June 5 blog, Phil LeBeau said this automaker matched Toyota's efficiency -- but not its public perception:

Answer: Chrysler

Weekly Quiz

Question: Investors looking for stocks priced less than intrinsic value are referred to as __ investors.

Answer: Value

Squawk Box

Question: Web Video Hunt: On Wednesday's "Squawk Box," Sequoia's Mark Kvamme discussed bringing a Web site to TV. Which one?

Answer: funnyordie.com

Squawk on the Street

Question: In "Stocks Could Be Hostage To Oil Prices All Summer" which defensive play did Richard Sparks recommend?

Answer: PetroQuest

The Call

Question: In the Two-Way Street blog post, "Missing Ron Paul: Readers Respond", which CNBC.com reader used the phrase "corporate lapdog"?

Answer: Frosty

Power Lunch

Question: In "The Surest Sign It's Time to Sell" (Feb. 19) Cramer gave timeless stock advice. What was his "rock solid" sell sign?

Answer: heavily shorted & hyped

Street Signs

Question: In Bob Pisani's blog post, "Global Theme: Inflation Worries" how many nations does he specifically name?

Answer: six

Closing Bell

Question: In "Surging Crude Means Picking Shrewd" why did Christopher Zook praise Applied Materials?

Anwer: solar growth opportunity

Weekly Quiz

Question: Investors looking for stocks priced less than intrinsic value are referred to as __ investors.

Answer: Value

Squawk Box

Question: Web video hunt: On Tuesday, Toll Bros. CEO Robert Toll told Power Lunch home prices may be stabilizing. Who interviewed him?

Answer: Sue Herera

Squawk on the Street

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: According to Dan Eggers, what is the key to picking energy utility stocks?

Answer: deregulated environment

The Call

Question: In John McCain's June 10 CNBC interview, whom did the presidential candidate say he'd enlist to strengthen trade?

Answer: Our traditional allies

Power Lunch

Question: In "Congress to Summer Workers: Drop Dead," Jerry Bowyer refers to which "universal laws of science"?

Answer: all of the above

Street Signs

Question: In "Oil Services Stocks Are Price-Proof" Federated Investors' Phil Orlando says oil prices may sink as low as:

Answer: $110 to $100 range

Closing Bell

Question: In "Answering Your Credit Questions" blogger Carmen Wong Ulrich says the "big secret" of the credit industry is that it's:

Answer: "very unregulated"

Weekly Quiz

Question: Investors looking for stocks priced less than intrinsic value are referred to as __ investors.

Answer: Value

Squawk Box

In Fast Money's June 6 Web Extra segment, "The Week Ahead," what topics did the traders offer predictions for?

Answer: oil, Apple & inflation

Squawk on the Street

Question: In "Lehman to Raise $6 Billion, Expects $2.8 Billion Loss" (June 9), who offered insights to CNBC's Squawk Box?

Answer: Greenlight's David Einhorn

The Call

Question: In Cramer's May 15 Sell Block segment, "The Newest Mortgage Offenders," why did the Mad Money guru slam IndyMac?

Answer: diluting shareholders

Power Lunch

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: In "Playing the Food Chain," what did stock picker Doug Cliggott warn investors to be wary of?

Answer: need for credit growth

Street Signs

Question: How much did Warren Buffett bet that Wall Street pros cannot beat the S&P?

Answer: $320,000

Closing Bell

Question: Yodel for profit: In "Great Dividend Plays from Switzerland" which company did David Costa recommend?

Answer: Adecco

Weekly Quiz

Question: Investors looking for stocks priced less than intrinsic value are referred to as __ investors.

Answer: Value.

Squawk Box

Question: According to the slideshow "Fallen Stars: Celebrity Foreclosures" how much did Aretha Franklin owe in back taxes?

Answer: $19,193

Squawk on the Street

Question: In June 5's "Web Extra: Suspicious Stock" which Fast Money trader wanted to share his/her investment doubts?

Answer: Guy Adami

The Call

Question: In the June 6 edition of CNBC.com's Kudlow Caucus, which panelist(s) predicted a recession?

Answer: all of the above

Power Lunch

Question: On Friday, Cramer warned that "safety stocks aren't safe" now. But he did say one stock was "about to rip." Which?

Answer: Intrepid Potash

Street Signs

Question: In "Riding the Energy Stock Elevator" why did Jerry Castellini say he likes Southwestern Energy?

Answer: shale development

Closing Bell

Question: Find the CNBC.com Web video, "Farmer Meets Fast Money." Now: what state does farmer Roger Neshem hail from?

Answer: North Dakota

Weekly Quiz

Question: Come back later.

Answer: Come back later

Squawk Box

Question: In the blog entitled "Lousy Volume?" Bob Pisani reported that total volume in all NYSE-listed stocks is

Answer: up 23%

Squawk on the Street

Question: In "Eaton's On Fire" which steel stock did Jim Cramer suggest buying on a pullback?

Answer: Cleveland-Cliffs

The Call

Question: In "Top Videos: Hottest-Selling Funds, Lehman & More" what type of meat does Cramer reference?

Answer: fried chicken

Power Lunch

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: Bernie McGinn says forget subprime -- buy bank stocks. Which one did he call a "tremendous franchise"?

Answer: Bank of America

Street Signs

Question: In "What Options are Saying about Lehman" Rebecca Darst said "the question...on everyone's lips" is whether there is a

Answer: "Bear Stearns-like setup"

Closing Bell

Question: Web Extra: In "Go Off The Rails" the Fast Money traders take on a newspaper's analysis of rail stocks. Which newspaper?

Answer: The New York Times

Weekly Quiz

Question: A growth stock investor is primarily concerned with capital appreciation as opposed to:

Answer: dividend payouts

Squawk Box

Question: In his June 4 blog, what did Jim Goldman call "the only real issue" in the Yahoo-Microsoft drama?

Answer: fiduciary accountability

Squawk on the Street

Question: On June 3, George Soros said oil prices will not "crash" any time soon. What reason(s) did the billionaire cite?

Answer: prices' strong foundation

The Call

Question: In the slideshow, "States with the Biggest Declines and Increases in Home Prices," where does Wyoming stand?

Answer: up 6.34%

Power Lunch

Question: What comparison site did "On The Money" blogger Carmen Wong Ulrich recommend to help avoid hidden bank fees?

Answer: Bankrate.com

Street Signs

Question: Doug Kass shorted Berkshire Hathaway again this week. What was his "artistic" characterization of Warren Buffett?

Answer: Mozart of marketing

Closing Bell

Question: In April's "Living With Volatility" Edward Egilinsky said "historically" a risk reduction strategy might include:

Answer: alternative investments

Weekly Quiz

Question: A growth stock investor is primarily concerned with capital appreciation as opposed to:

Answer: dividend payouts

Squawk Box

Question: In "Cap-and-Trade Craziness" what energy resource does Larry Kudlow NOT mention?

Answer: geothermal

Squawk on the Street

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: Thomas Winmill likes miner Freeport McMoRan for a "special reason." What special reason?

Answer: molybdenum production

The Call

Question: In "The Right Way to Watch Mad Money" (May 28), what proverb does the CNBC.com editor paraphrase?

Answer: "Give a man a fish..."

Power Lunch

Question: In "Is The Oil Rally Over?" (May 29) Joe Terranova told the Fast Money traders he's playing oil by:

Answer: staying short Hess

Street Signs

Question: Web Video hunt: On May 27, CNBC interviewed "The Buffett of Brazil." Name him.

Answer: Arminio Fraga

Closing Bell

Question: In "Ethanolics Anonymous" what does guest blogger Jerry Bowyer cite as a driver of the ethanol trend?

Answer: all of the above

Weekly Quiz

Question: A growth stock investor is primarily concerned with capital appreciation as opposed to:

Answer: dividend payouts

Squawk Box

Question: In "Hotel, Restaurant CEOs Worry About Slowing Demand," what factor gives Starwood's Barry Sternlicht hope?

Answer: Middle East prosperity

Squawk on the Street

Question: Web Video hunt: On Monday, what did Holland & Co. chairman Mike Holland blame for high oil prices?

Answer: supply & demand

The Call

Question: On May 22, 5-star manager Neil Hennessy gave CNBC.com his Web Exclusive stock picks. But which stock did he slam?

Answer: None of the above

Power Lunch

Question: On The Money blogger Carmen Wong Ulrich says how many U.S. young adults pay their bills late?

Answer: 41%

Street Signs

Question: In his Friday "Game Plan," Cramer said banks may bottom soon. But he warned of possible "catches," including:

Answer: weak Toll Bros. earns

Closing Bell

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: Jason Votruba likes small-cap energy. What Web Extra stock(s) did he recommend to CNBC.com?

Answer: Woodward Governor

Weekly Quiz

Question: A growth stock investor is primarily concerned with capital appreciation as opposed to:

Answer: dividend payouts

Squawk Box

Question: On Friday, Dow Chemical CEO Andrew Liveris said Dow uses how much of the U.S.' electricity to make its products?

Answer: 1%

Squawk on the Street

Question: Energy strategist John Kilduff used which social-psychology term in his oil blog "The End of Daze"?

Answer: herd mentality

The Call

Question: On May 28, homeland security analyst Brian Ruttenbur praised which firm for its fingerprint-verification tech?

Answer: AuthenTec

Power Lunch

Question: On Friday, Rebecca Darst said options traders are looking at chips. What reason(s) did she cite?

Answer: All of the above

Street Signs

Question: Fast Money's Karen Finerman loves "bargain real estate." But what conclusion did she reach on Maguire Properties?

Answer: She likes "the dynamic"

Closing Bell

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: For 2008, Manny Weintraub scoffs at the "Sell in May, Stay Away" adage. Why?

Answer: lots of bargains

Weekly Quiz

Come back later

Squawk Box

Question: On Wednesday, Cramer revealed his Wind Index. Which "Windex" stock was NOT one of his previous calls?

Answer: Ameron

Squawk on the Street

Question: In the slideshow 10 Most Expensive States to Buy Gasoline, which state was No. 3?

Answer: New York

The Call

Question: On May 21, Lee Klaskow described his "holy trinity" of rail freight. Which company was closest to his model?

Answer: Burlington Northern

Power Lunch

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: How did BlackRock's Bob Doll view a possible InBev-Anheuser deal?

Answer: it's the correct trend

Street Signs

Question: "Behind the Wheel" blogger Phil LeBeau is optimistic about the auto industry! Why?

Answer: alternative-fueled cars

Closing Bell

Question: Duke Energy CEO Jim Rogers sees an "ominous sign" in his customers' behavior. What sign?

Answer: delaying bill payment

Weekly Quiz

Question: An investor's _ size is the dollar value being invested into a particular security.

Answer: Position

Squawk Box

Question: In "The Steady Rise of Oil" (April 18) what transportation metaphor did Sri Jegarajah use?

Answer: garage the station wagon

Squawk on the Street

Question: In "Housing Issues Scarier Than High Oil Prices" Wilbur Ross said how many U.S. public firms are run badly?

Answer: 1%

The Call

Question: On Tuesday's Mad Money show, which Cold War phrase did Cramer reference?

Answer: Warsaw Pact

Power Lunch

Question: In "(Oil) Drilling For a Better Portfolio" how did Gerald Jordan describe Weatherford Intl.?

Answer: sort of mini-Schlumberger

Street Signs

Question: How did Sports Biz blogger Darren Rovell feel upon learning tennis star Ashley Harkleroad posed for Playboy?

Answer: sorrowful

Closing Bell

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: On May 20, which bank did Jeffery Harte say had the best management team?

Answer: JPMorgan

Weekly Quiz

Question: An investor's _ size is the dollar value being invested into a particular security.

Answer: Position

Squawk Box

Question: In the last paragraph of "Stocks Don't Like Obama" Larry Kudlow concludes that:

Answer: McCain can still win

Squawk on the Street

Question: In "Emerging Money: Up For '08" how many of Tim Seymour's trades were part of the Emerging Money Top 20 list?

Answer: Three

The Call

Question: CNBC Guest Blog: In "Calling Out The Confidence Game" what ancient pseudo-science did Jerry Bowyer refer to?

Answer: phrenology

Power Lunch

Question: In a May 27 CNBC Stock Blog, how did Dan Genter describe corporate dividends?

Answer: weapon of choice

Street Signs

Question: On May 27, what small- and mid-cap businesses did "market pro" David Twibell praise?

Answer: regional & community banks

Closing Bell

Question: In May 27's Lightning Round, what energy play did Cramer recommend?

Answer: Frontline

Weekly Quiz

Question: An investor's _ size is the dollar value being invested into a particular security.

Answer: Position

Squawk Box

Question: Realty Check: Who sparked Countrywide CEO Mozilo's "disgusting" e-mail reply?

Answer: customer Daniel Bailey Jr.

Squawk on the Street

Question: The other black gold: On May 22, super-trader Jon Najarian said coal is up more than oil. He recommended buying:

Answer: Consol Energy

The Call

Question: In his June investment outlook, Pimco's Bill Gross warned that U.S. inflation statistics were:

Answer: "not reflecting reality"

Power Lunch

Question: In "$135: The Biggest Loser" the Fast Money team warned of companies hurt by oil prices. Which stock did they PAN?

Answer: PetroChina

Street Signs

Question: On May 9, Jim Cramer assailed AIG -- and its CEO Martin Sullivan. What did the Mad Money guru call the company?

Answer: moronic

Closing Bell

Question: Web Extra: On May 23, what natural-gas equipment stock did Shawn Reynolds exclusively pick for CNBC.com readers?

Answer: Exterran

Weekly Quiz

Question: An investor's _ size is the dollar value being invested into a particular security.

Answer: Position

Squawk Box

Question: Question: Fast Money talked oil plays in the article, "At $133 Who Wins?" What was Guy Adami's trade?

Answer: get long oil services

Squawk on the Street

Question: Market Insider: How did Birinyi's Jeff Rubin rate Boone Pickens' forecasting?

Answer: insight most investors lack

The Call

Question: According to "SUVs And What They're Worth," first-quarter new SUV sales:

Answer: plunged 23%

Power Lunch

Question: CNBC Stock Blog: In "Restaurant Stocks: Feast and Famine" which firm was praised for sales "actually doing the best"?

Answer: Red Robin Gourmet Burgers

Street Signs

Question: The Best Premium Liquor Brands slideshow praises Moet & Hennessey's 10 Cane rum. What gives it its essence?

Answer: Trinidadian sugar cane

Closing Bell

Question: On May 21, why did Jim Cramer suggest buying Freeport McMoRan?

Answer: Chinese demand

Weekly Quiz

Answer: Position

Squawk Box

Question: Web Exclusive: Which stock did Will Muggia recommend specifically for CNBC.com readers?

Answer: Chesapeake Energy

Squawk on the Street

Question: What did Goldman Sachs' Abby Joseph Cohen call a "pretty good hedge against inflation"?

Answer: equities in general

The Call

Question: "Rail moves everything," said Neuberger Berman's Gary Kaminsky. Which railroad stock moves him?

Answer: Kansas City Southern

Power Lunch

Question: Options trading: Rebecca Darst says which dental technology firm saw "unusually bullish call activity"?

Answer: Align Technology

Street Signs

Question: On May 19, Jim Cramer called which agriculture stock a "great buy"?

Answer: All of the above

Closing Bell

Question: By The Numbers blog: Which "winning energy stock" had the greatest 6-month percentage change (as of May 20)?

Answer: Hess

Weekly Quiz

Answer: Position

Squawk Box

Question: According to Boone Pickens, how much is the U.S. sending overseas for oil?

Answer: 4x the Iraq War's cost

Squawk on the Street

Question: On Tuesday, Jim Cramer said it was "time to ring the register" and sell. But what railroad stock was he BULLISH on?

Answer: CSX

The Call

Question: Short seller Doug Kass mentioned Warren Buffett and a famous tyrant in a CNBC interview. Which tyrant?

Answer: Napoleon Bonaparte

Power Lunch

Question: Which "gloom & doom" figure told CNBC Monday "I think the economy really stinks"?

Answer: Marc Faber

Street Signs

Question: What "Web Extra" Internet stock did Darren Chervitz recommend exclusively for CNBC Stock Blog readers?

Answer: Shutterfly

Closing Bell

Question: In "How To Prosper On Retiring Boomers" which stock did Jordan Kimmel link to the post-WWII generation?

Answer: Research in Motion

Weekly Quiz

Answer: Position

Squawk Box

Question: In March, Bernie McGinn was on the money with his Ford pick. Early this month, what pharma stock did he recommend?

Answer: PFE

Squawk on the Street

Question: Energy Source blog: What did John Kilduff say about Iran's possible market vulnerability?

Answer: It's more self-inflicted

The Call

Question: Berkshire Hathaway Portfolio Tracker: What was BRK's top holding by dollar value (as of March 31)?

Answer: KO

Power Lunch

Question: According to Paul Forward of Stifel Nicolaus, how much coal does America have?

Answer: about a 250-year supply

Street Signs

Question: In "Short Stories," what did Fast Money trader Pete Najarian call "the most confident plays"?

Answer: Coal & NatGas

Closing Bell

Question: "States with the Highest Foreclosure Rates" slideshow: How many Nevada households got notices as of April?

Answer: 1 in every 146

Weekly Quiz

Answer: Position

Squawk Box

Question: In the story "Hogan's Heroes," Jeffries' Art Hogan recommended which biotech stock?

Answer: Charles River

Squawk on the Street

Question: In "Future Trade: Web 5.0″ what Un-"sexy" stock did Jeff Macke recommend?

Answer: Intel

The Call

Question: 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: In the CNBC Stock Blog, "A Big Buy On Brazil," what was Tom Del Zoppo's advice?

Answer: Buy Petrobras

Street Signs

Question: In "Thunder To Battle iPhone?!" Jim Goldman quotes which tech news & review site?

Answer: The Boy Genius

Closing Bell

Question: On May 16, Jim Cramer said he'd only recommend ONE Indian stock. Name it.

Answer: Sterlite Industries

Weekly Quiz

Answer: Position

Squawk Box

Question: Boone Pickens is building a huge wind farm with General Electric turbines. How much is the initial order with GE worth?

Answer: about $2 billion

Squawk on the Street

Question: The geothermal industry is molten! But there are only 2 pure plays trading on U.S. exchanges. Name one.

Answer: Ormat Technologies

The Call

Question: The CNBC Stock Blog featured "Israeli gems" -- picks by Merrill Lynch's Haim Israel. What was his telecom pick?

Answer: Cellcom

Power Lunch

Question: Donald Trump told CNBC he sold his Palm Beach house for $100 million. What literary reference did he make?

Answer: Tale of two cities

Street Signs

Question: Erin Burnett is in South Asia, seeking global market movers. How big is India's economy?

Answer: $1.2 trillion

Closing Bell

Question: In "Bill Miller's Broken Legg," what company did Jim Cramer call "an American comeback story"?

Answer: ArvinMeritor

This year you can earn up to $62,000 per week just by correctly answering all 31 bonus bucks trivia questions worth $2,000 each (6 daily / 1 weekly). You can also earn $1,000 by referring a friend to the contest. Correctly answering the trivia questions is necessary to win the million dollar challenge in my opinion since there are so many participants in the contest (around 240,000 as of today according to my calculations). To compute an estimate of the number of people competing in the contest I used an average of 2.5 portfolios per person and divided my current ranking of a portfolio by the percentage rank for that portfolio.

The top prize is a $500,000 annuity. Weekly prizes are also given out. For a list of all prizes see http://contests.cnbc.com/milliondollar/prizes.do

New this year is the currency trading powered by FXCM. I was still unable to trade currencies as of today. The following error message appears "Due to technical difficulties related to currency trading, we have cancelled all currency transactions submitted throughout Monday, May 12th and currency trading is currently unavailable. All traders' currency allocations will be reset to $100,000 CNBC Bucks until currency trading resumes."

Good luck to everyone who decides to participate. I ended up beating 99.85% of all portfolios last year with only 1 portfolio. As of yesterday my best portfolio of 5 was in the top 0.5% of all portfolios. My winners were FSIN & A.