What's on CNET TV this weekend?

By CNET News.com Staff, CNET News.com, CNET.com
Saturday, March 25, 2000 10:30 PM

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Day trading is catching on with housewives and high-rollers alike, but investor should be wary. As CNET News.com TV shows this week, there may be many roadbumps along the road to riches. Also, some of the hottest IPOs for the week ahead.

This weekend on CNET News.com TV
Catch the show Saturday and Sunday, 4 to 5 p.m. EST on CNBC. This week's newsmaker is About.com CEO Scott Kurnit. And IPOs coming up are Divine InterVentures, Commerx and ValueClick.

SEC charges day-trading site with fraud
Securities regulators file and settle civil fraud charges against an operator of a Web site that falsely claimed subscribers could view and mimic real-time trades of a successful day trader.

Investigators uncover unlawful day trading
A probe of the fast-growing U.S. day trading industry uncovers many disturbing--and in some cases illegal--practices that can harm unwary investors.

ArrowPoint, ValueClick to test IPO market
Initial public offerings from Internet companies are expected to take center stage next week, but rising above the crowd could be difficult.

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