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Pete Najarian hosts this financial audiocast.

One year after hitting its all-time high, when will the Dow return to 14,000? Investment veteran Steve Sachs chimes in. What impact will Wall Street's mess have on the real estate market? And KFC tries something new on the menu.

How much more pain could investors suffer? Wall Street veteran Jim Awad sees "several years of difficulty" ahead. And Ann Cates says many consumers are learning how to be frugal - hurting restaurants and auto dealerships.

What next for Wall Street? Mavens Hugh Johnson and Al Goldman look into the future. Would you dress as Warren Buffett for Halloween? And you're eating home more and that means more food magazines.

Wal-Mart cuts prices on some popular toys and how to deal with the auto-finance manager when you're buying a car. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Foreign tourists in Washington closely watch the Wall Street rescue plan debate. Are they worried? Bad news if you're shopping for a mortgage. And some acts rush out new music in time for the holidays.

Foreign tourists in Washington closely watch the Wall Street rescue plan debate. Are they worried? Bad news if you're shopping for a mortgage. And some acts rush out new music in time for the holidays.

Foreign tourists in Washington closely watch the Wall Street rescue plan debate. Are they worried? Bad news if you're shopping for a mortgage. And some acts rush out new music in time for the holidays.

Foreign tourists in Washington closely watch the Wall Street rescue plan debate. Are they worried? Bad news if you're shopping for a mortgage. And some acts rush out new music in time for the holidays.

How should Baby Boomers invest given Wall Street's recent gyrations? Big Ben returns to Capitol Hill. And hotels offer fancier drinks, hoping to stir up profits. Ann Cates serves up that story with a twist.

How should Baby Boomers invest given Wall Street's recent gyrations? Big Ben returns to Capitol Hill. And hotels offer fancier drinks, hoping to stir up profits. Ann Cates serves up that story with a twist.

How should Baby Boomers invest given Wall Street's recent gyrations? Big Ben returns to Capitol Hill. And hotels offer fancier drinks, hoping to stir up profits. Ann Cates serves up that story with a twist.

How should Baby Boomers invest given Wall Street's recent gyrations? Big Ben returns to Capitol Hill. And hotels offer fancier drinks, hoping to stir up profits. Ann Cates serves up that story with a twist.

With oil surging again, what does that mean for prices at the gas pump? Retailers brace for horrible holiday sales. And Bernanke and Paulson - the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde of the Wall Street bailout?

With oil surging again, what does that mean for prices at the gas pump? Retailers brace for horrible holiday sales. And Bernanke and Paulson - the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde of the Wall Street bailout?

With oil surging again, what does that mean for prices at the gas pump? Retailers brace for horrible holiday sales. And Bernanke and Paulson - the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde of the Wall Street bailout?

With oil surging again, what does that mean for prices at the gas pump? Retailers brace for horrible holiday sales. And Bernanke and Paulson - the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde of the Wall Street bailout?

Tom Dorsey and Tammy DeRosier - May We Live In Interesting Times

Actress Eva Mendes wants a place in your home. Larry Kofsky reports Wall Street is waiting for the Fed. And Ann Cates says Super Bowl ads are already lining up in formation.

Actress Eva Mendes wants a place in your home. Larry Kofsky reports Wall Street is waiting for the Fed. And Ann Cates says Super Bowl ads are already lining up in formation.

Wall Street waits for news from the shopping mall. Hollywood suffers from a movie glut as Ann Cates reports from the aisle seat. And something on your desk at work celebrates a birthday.

Wall Street waits for news from the shopping mall. Hollywood suffers from a movie glut as Ann Cates reports from the aisle seat. And something on your desk at work celebrates a birthday.

Strong growth is seen for business spending on wireless applications, Dell is looking to sell most of its computer factories, and the creator of "Family Guy" is rolling out a new series through Google. Jim Chesko reports.

What's really ailing Wall Street? Despite soft economy, NFL teams continue to hike ticket prices. What lies ahead for retailers this holiday season? And Ann Cates reports restaurants are working overtime to woo diners.

What's really ailing Wall Street? Despite soft economy, NFL teams continue to hike ticket prices. What lies ahead for retailers this holiday season? And Ann Cates reports restaurants are working overtime to woo diners.

Buying Sep 25 call @ $1.10 Selling Sep 20 puts $1.00

Pete Najarian hosts this morning financial audiocast but is out today. His brother Jon is hosting in his place. AIG (AIG) sold off after reporting a loss late Wednesday. optionMONSTER recommended investors take profits late Wednesday from a recent run up, before earnings were released. Goldman Sachs adds Societe Generale and Citrix Systems (CTXS) to its conviction buy list and axes CA (CA) from the list. Bank of England leaves rates unchanged. Walmart (WMT) misses same-store sales forecasts.

Wall Street Journal Tech Briefing

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