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Monday, November 14, 2005
Kirk's Daily Briefing

- We're grinding around a bit this morning as some pros take their profits and gear up for a far less quiet trading environment
- Wal-Mart reports smallest profit gain in 4 years
- Some consumers aren't feeling so festive
- "Bulls have been feeling pretty bulletproof due to the combination of the "calendar" and what I refer to as the "no-news period." - Bill Fleckenstein
- The Week Ahead
- There's opportunity in emerging markets if you know what you're doing
- The Great Global Buyout Bubble
- A future water shortage?
- Currency traders are the most bullish on the dollar in five months
- The price of copper tells us almost everything we need to know about the global economy?
- Ben Stein takes a look at cement, steel, and stocks
- Most Americans now see China as an economic superpower in 10 years. My view? They already are!
- The coming disaster in the derivatives market
- Donations to hurricane victims are likely to surpass 9/11 contributions
- "Investing in knowledge pays the best interest." At least that is what my fortune cookie said at a lunch over the weekend
- Morningstar names the best five new funds of 2005
- A return that a rational investor can expect is 6% to 7% according to the Leuthold Group
- So long pensions, hello management fees
- Even index funds must be used wisely
- Women are better investors according to a recent Merrill Lynch survey
- A new hedge fund for the masses
- For financial advice, even pros look to pros
- Why do stocks get cheap?
- Aligning the head with the heart is key for traders
- Standard of living soars in India
- Big pharma's big headache
- Airlines are at the beginning of a massive boom?
- 3D TV coming to a living room near you
- An interesting look at Paul Jacobs at Qualcomm (QCOM)
- Nearly everyone I know is bullish on Motorola (MOT)
- Uncertain Q4 looms for electronics industry
- Will the on-demand revolution work? Some think so
- Stocks on my trading radar include SFUN, CMED, CTHR, ANTP, NEON, RSTI, ARXT, CUTR, AVII, CPTS, WGO, IDSY, MNTA, INLD, HOM, NMTI, QSII, TSCM, & LPSN
- Standard & Poor's goes stock screening with three lesser-known measures
- The fastest-growing, top-rated companies according to IBD
- "If trading were easy, it would be called winning, not trading." - Daniel Rosenblum
- Many traders prefer using options, but I don't
- Do you like investing & trading IPOs? Forbes has uncovered some useful data
- Another day, yet another new tech ETF
- It's true: Churchgoers are wealthier
- Look who's blogging now: senior citizens
- Six months of emergency cash? Get real!
- In selling a home, price is everything
- The iPod is no longer cool
- Quick & easy Christmas gift returns? Not this year!
- Gift cards have gone from cold to gold in the last five years and some think they're inappropriate for children
- More people are giving experiences as holiday gifts
- Wikipedia's popularity grows
- How easy is identity theft? Very easy!
- Coffee is the new health drink?
- The Mind Reader
- "Success is not measured by what you accomplish, but by the opposition you have encountered, and the courage with which you have maintained the struggle against overwhelming odds. - Orison Marden
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