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

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

Answer: Allen Sinai of Decision Economics

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Bonus Bucks Credit for Wednesday

EF Hutton: Bonus Bucks Credit for Wednesday

CNBC did not post the trivia questions on Wednesday, November, 26.

They decided to credit every account with $12,000 bonus bucks.

If they post the questions on Friday you will be able to get them on the website or via the email list.

I hope all of you are having a wonderful Thanksgiving.

Bob

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

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

Answer: Christopher Whalen

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

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

Answer: Feb. 1, 2009

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

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

Answer: nearly $1.4 billion

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

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

Answer: Rambus

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

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

Answer: Marathon Oil

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

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

Answer: All of the above

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

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

Answer: All of the above

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

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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

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: CNBC Million Dollar Portfolio Challenge starts today

EF Hutton: CNBC Million Dollar Portfolio Challenge starts today

Just a quick reminder that the CNBC Million Dollar Portfolio Challenge starts today.

If you have not registered, you need to get in by 9: 30 AM eastern time.

Don't forget you can visit the blog at anytime for the trivia question answers.

Good luck to all.

Bob

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: Living Alzheimer's From the Front Row

Most people have difficulty dealing with change. The Alzheimer's caregiver deals with change on a daily basis. Never knowing for certain what is coming, but knowing fully it is coming. Informed caregivers try to get ahead of the curve so they can get prepared for these harsh, sometimes hard to comprehend changes. Knowing that your loved one is going to forget simple things like how to brush their teeth, how to take a shower, and even how to eat is not a pleasant thought. And, it is a worse experience. Knowing that the day is coming when they --won't know you-- is the most horrific feeling of them all.

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Alzheimer's Reading Room: Can Vitamin B3 Reduce Memory Problems (Nicotinamide)

Researchers are reporting that huge doses of Nicotinamide (a form of vitamin B3) appear to eliminate memory problems in mice with the rodent equivalent of Alzheimer's disease. This information is being reported in The Journal of Neuroscience.

This science gets my attention because Nicotinamide is a water-soluble vitamin sold over the counter in health food stores.

While it is impossible for me to know how and why, a combination of exercise, Aricept, vitamin B, multiple vitamins, vitamin supplements, a healthy diet, cocoa flavanols, bright light, and a heavy emphasis on socialization has slowed the progression of Alzheimer's in my mother. We will be adding Nicotinamide to this regimen shortly.
The nicotinamide, in fact, slightly enhanced cognitive abilities in normal mice. 'This suggests that not only is it good for Alzheimer's disease, but if normal people take it, some aspects of their memory might improve,' Frank LaFerla, UC Irvine neurobiology and behavior professor.

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Alzheimer's Reading Room: Blog to Cope With Alzheimer's

"You're never too old to start blogging -- and to stave off dementia.

Seniors in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, with mild to moderate memory loss, are writing Web logs to help them make sense of their daily lives. And the activity, they say, is slowing the onset of their symptoms."

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Alzheimer's Reading Room: Blog to Cope With Alzheimer's

Seniors in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, with mild to moderate memory loss, are writing Web logs to help them make sense of their daily lives. And the activity, they say, is slowing the onset of their symptoms."

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CNBC Million Dollar Portfolio Challenge is Back

The new contest begins on November 17. You will be able to get all the trivia question answers here.

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