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Wednesday, August 31, 2005

Circle The Wagons

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  • The bulls are trying to circle the wagons, but so far the effort has been unimpressive

  • Katrina contained no silver lining

  • Possible future Fed chairman, Ben Bernanke, predicts the effects of Katrina will be fairly modest

  • Hurricane clean-up stocks rally

  • We know the true worth of a thing when we have lost it

  • Ultimately, energy markets will eventually figure out how to deal with problems of supply and demand

  • TRCA, IPII, SIRF, GLBL, ABIX, FCEL, SYNM, HOC, DPTR, BLDP, & MPWR are all on my trading radar. I'm currently daytrading Gravity (GRVY)

  • Consumers make changes due to rising gas prices

  • 2Q GDP growth revised down

  • Chicago-area manufacturing shrinks on oil concerns

  • "The fact that neither the war nor the economy is perceived as going well suggests that higher commodity prices will eventually precipitate into a crisis. The end result we think will be another terrorist attack on US soil." - Jes Black

  • Top performing market timers are bullish

  • Did you know the day before Labor Day has been positive 76% of the time since 1950, with an average return of +0.4%?

  • Investor's Intelligence found that 51.1% of the newsletters it follows had a bullish bias (down from 56.8% last week) while 27.3% were bearish (up from 25.0%)

  • "History has not dealt kindly with the aftermath of protracted periods of low risk premiums." - Alan Greenspan

  • Wall Street cuts yields on investors' cash

  • The Q&A with Dan Denning is a must-read

  • For a few months after graduating from college, I lived in Louisiana

  • Microsoft moves in on VoIP

  • Long shots!

  • All of a sudden, Dell is getting walloped

  • Tiffany's (TIF) profit is up 53%

  • General Motors (GM) lost an average of $1,227 for each vehicle in the first half of the year in North America, while Ford (F) lost $139 according to new research from Harbour Consulting

  • Some companies are making green by being green

  • Martha bets the farm on...Martha

  • How should an investor play the growing rear-projection digital-TV boom?

  • Technical analysis of the 10-year chart of the Dow

  • Risk gauge is misused

  • Do penny stocks ever really deliver?

  • "Good wood doesn't grow with ease: the stronger the wind, the stronger the trees." - Williard Marriott

  • A guide for would-be conspiracy theorists

  • Will we see a big surge in RV sales following the hurricane?

  • While insiders at energy companies continue to buy shares even as stock prices surge, insider selling at homebuilders has reached record levels

  • Paul Merriman and his 500 year estate plan

  • 9 offbeat ways to pay for college

  • Mortgages have indeed become risky income tools

  • More than one in four Americans are faltering under the burden of health costs

  • Even as the economy grew, incomes stagnated last year and the poverty rate rose

  • Insurance - what you need and what you don't

  • Chuck Jaffe offers some Labor Day resolutions to help you get your financial house in order

  • It's time again to play Dorfman's annual DEFT Contest

  • I'm pleased to discover that readability tests provide good rankings for The Kirk Report

  • If you're bored, Guess-The-Google will keep you busy

  • Are you gullible?

  • "Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die today." - James Dean

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