Cashin' In

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Cashin' In
Genre Business analysis program
Running time 30 minutes
Starring Terry Keenan
Country of origin United States
Original channel Fox News Channel
Original run Unknown–present
No. of episodes Unknown

Cashin' In is an American business analysis program, the fourth and last show of the The Cost of Freedom business block, on Saturdays at 11:30 a.m. ET on the Fox News Channel. The show is hosted by Terry Keenan.

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[edit] Segments

[edit] "Stock Smarts"

The opening of the show starts with a debate over what's going to possibly happen in the next week in the stock market, based off of headlines and past history, and how it will effect your bottom line.

[edit] "Best Bets"

"Best Bets" opens the floor to the panelists to choose any number of stocks which they believe could go up and "make you money".

[edit] "Stock of the Week"

The "Stock of the Week" is the choice that the panel believes will "take off in the next five trading days."

[edit] "Money Mail"

The closing of the show usually ends with a segment dedicated to the e-mails sent into the show, asking about stocks people own or if a specific stock is worth buying or avoiding.

[edit] Cashin' In Challenge

Every year the show has been on the air, a "Cashin' In Challenge" between the regular panelists has been held. The Challenge's rules are:

  • Each player has $10,000 in play money
  • Each player can hold as much cash as they like
  • Each portfolio can have up to five different securities
  • Each stock and bond transaction will carry a $15 brokerage fee
  • There will be no transaction fee for funds, but loads and expenses will apply

For the last two years of the contest, Dagen McDowell (who is not a professional money manager, unlike her counterparts) has come up on top of all the others in the end.

[edit] Regular Panelists

[edit] External links

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