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Monday, May 01, 2006
The Early Bird Gets The Worm

- This is going to be a big week for economic data
- Wall Street is betting on a pause
- U.S. Energy Secretary predicts high prices at the pump over the next two to three years
- How dumb does Big Oil think you are?
- A comparison chart showing the market's performance between November through April versus May through October
- The best year-over-year earnings gains of over 20% produce only mediocre subsequent market performance over the next 12 months
- The Hindenburg Omen was confirmed
- As Jason Goepfert at Sentimentrader recently pointed out at his website, flows into mutual funds haven't been this good since before the last market top
- What does data dependent mean to the Bernanke?
- Money, Banking and the Federal Reserve
- The FOMC is still data dependent
- We'll be watching you Bernanke
- Since 1950, the average 6 month return for the S&P 500 after the Fed takes a pause is -1.7%
- Barry Ritholtz doesn't like the Fed's current pause/resume scenario
- CPI inflation calculator
- The California SUV Fill Up Index
- Bush Approval Ratings vs. Gas Prices
- Marc Faber predicts 10-fold rise in gold
- Silver ETF makes an impressive debut
- Gold at $635: Buy, sell, or hold?
- Commodities hold key to economic power
- Jim Rogers has pegged food crops, livestock and other agricultural products as the next bonanza for investors after base metals
- A coffee supply crisis is on the horizon
- Bill Miller offers a different (and not common) perspective about the current commodities boom
- "The chances are fairly high that you're going to get a lower return from investing in spot commodity prices than cash." - Edwin Denson
- Is a materials sector shakeout ahead?
- The Dash to Trash by James Montier
- Headwinds for household spending continue to strengthen
- The current state of real estate
- Outlook for the housing market
- 50-year mortgage debuts in California
- It's probably only a matter of time before Citigroup (C) gets broken up
- Goldman Sachs (GS) is on top of the world
- Matria's (MATR) CEO buys up ailing shares ($)
- Vonage gets ready
- Insiders are selling the gadget retailers ($)
- George Putnam sees contrarian opportunity in three Internet incubators
- If tracking initial public offerings is your game, Edgar Online can help
- Over/under performing stocks
- Pacesetters added shares of SPF, BBBB, EBIX, RHI, GILD, HGRD, & POOL to their portfolio in April
- Stockconsultant's stocks to watch
- Insider stock purchases by three or more different insiders
- Most active options
- "Sooner or later, those who win are those who think they can." - Richard Bach
- Superior diversification on a shoestring budget
- A few pointers we can learn from Mad Dog and The Rocket
- Q&A with Brett Steenbarger
- Increase your odds with multiple time frame analysis
- How to calculate your personal rate of return
- Risk compensation
- History of The Stock Market
- 10 smart selling strategies
- If you use a stock broker, then you still have to do your own due diligence
- Every successful trader has their own system, and the key is to find your own
- Trends in mutual fund investing
- Actively managed ETFs are around the corner
- Let's hope our brokers never pull a refco on us
- Are you getting pampered at the dentist office?
- Another day, yet another new search engine
- Free excel spreadsheets!
- Top 10 reasons you know you watch too much CNBC
- "Enthusiasm is the greatest asset in the world. It beats money, power and influence." - Henry Chester
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