Tomorrow’s Fast Money
Posted on Tuesday, March 25th, 2008 | In Current Market NewsWednesday’s Picks
Jeff Macke likes Intel (INTC) $22.27
Tim Seymour prefers Tesoro (TSO) $29.88
Karen Finerman recommends the Altria (MO) $73.33 stub.
Pete Najarian thinks Oracle (ORCL) $21.08 is a buy ahead of earnings.
Tuesday’s Results
Jeff Macke is buying Valero (VLO) $50.08 Close $48.10 LOSS
Tim Seymour likes the U.S. Natural Gas ETF (UNG) $45.56 Close $45.99 GAIN
Karen Finerman recommends Philip Morris International (PM-WI). Agreed
Jon Najarian is sticking with JPMorgan Chase (JPM) $46.55 and CEO Jamie Dimon. Close $46.06 LOSS
2008 Records:
Brian Schaeffer= 0-1
Carter Worth= 0-1
Jon Najarian= 4-1
Jeff Macke= 21-14
Tim Seymore= 13-6
Guy Adami= 20-21
Pete Najarian= 21-17
Karen Finerman= 16-20-1
Joe Terrenova= 1-1
2007 Results (Since 6/21):
Guy Adami= 58-46 = 56%
Jeff Macke= 60-40 = 60%
Pete Najarian= 49-41 = 54%
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