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Stocks rose after the U.S. economy added more jobs than expected last month, driving the Nasdaq to an 11-year high and pushing the Dow to its highest reading in almost four years. Brendan Conway has details on The News Hub. Photo: Getty Images

In his On the Mark segment, Mean Street host Evan Newmark says there will no doubt be winners in the Facebook sweepstakes, but there will be lots of losers as well. Photo: Reuters.

How will billions in IPO cash affect Facebook's future? SmartMoney reporter Quentin Fottrell visits Mean Street to discuss how the company's future could significantly change. Photo: AP.

WSJ's Thorold Barker makes a stop on Mean Street to look at the world economy and the idea of whether the U.S. can be optimistic about 2012. Photo: Reuters.

WSJ's Rolfe Winkler looks beyond the unemployment headlines and tells Mean Street host Evan Newmark things aren't as rosy as they seem. In fact, they're not rosy at all. Photo: Reuters.

U.S. markets will likely focus on Cisco Systems Inc, Walt Disney & Co. and whether Greece and its banks reach a deal over restructuring debt. MarketWatch's Laura Mandaro reports. Photo: Getty Images.

Reggie Browne, an ETFs trader with Knight Capital, previews how traders are likely to react to a Giants win (or loss). He discusses with Paul Vigna on MarketsHub. Photo: Getty.

There's no rhyme or reason behind the so-called Super Bowl Indicator, but the results are hard to argue with. Steven Russolillo reports on Markets Hub. Photo: Getty.

Stocks moved higher after a closely watched government payrolls report showed the economy added more jobs than expected and the unemployment rate edged lower in January. Steven Russolillo reports on Markets Hub. Photo: AP.

The labor market grew in January at its most robust pace since last spring, adding 243,000 jobs, in a sign that the economy's momentum carried into the new year. Kathleen Madigan reports on Markets Hub. Photo: REUTERS.

Paul Vigna joins the News Hub to discuss markets reaction to the Labor Department's report showing continued growth in the U.S. jobs picture. AP Photo/Richard Drew

Investors look to China for a possible easing in the country's inflation numbers. Plus, corporate earnings are expected from Japan's auto giants. Marketwatch reporter Sarah Turner discusses the week ahead in Asia.

Gold's 12% advance this year has encouraged increasingly bullish sentiment for investment newsletters. For contrarians, that's a cautionary sign, says MarketWatch's Mark Hulbert. Laura Mandaro reports. (Photo: Getty Images)

The Dow industrials finished in the red for the fifth time in six sessions, as mixed earnings curbed sentiment ahead of Friday's reading on unemployment. Brendan Intindola has details on The News Hub. Photo: AP

MarketWatch.com's David Weidner make a stop on Mean Street to tell Evan Newmark despite all the hype surrounding Facebook's IPO, the company will have very tough go of it on its way to becoming a public company. Photo: AP.

SmartMoney.com's Jack Hough is on Mean Street with strategies for investors looking to jump into the Facebook IPO. Photo: Getty Images.

Markets editor Paul Vigna visits Mean Street to look at Thursday's market performance, including reaction to better-than-expected jobs data and a stall in the plan to rescue Greece. Photo: AP.

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke got an earful from Congress Thursday, as he pointed out the U.S. must control its debt to avoid a crisis similar to Europe. WSJ's Jon Hilsenrath makes a stop on Mean Street to discuss. Photo: Reuters.

What could go wrong on Facebook's march to one of the biggest IPOs in history? Shira Ovide discusses on digits. Photo: Getty Images.

Currency markets struggled for direction Thursday with traders nervous about putting on new bets ahead of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's statements, Vincent Cignarella reports on Markets Hub. Photo: REUTERS.