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Friday, August 03, 2007
Random Reflections
What ever happened to can't lose Fridays?
Stocks fall on jobs report among other things
Global boom faces first major stress test
We have another Fed meeting next week
You know it's a private-equity bubble when...
Subprime woes put buyout deals on hold
Buyout firms adjust for less debt, smaller deals
Bear Stearns bars investors from quitting fund
Are hedge fund collapse fears overblown?
Jim Cramer thinks it's bad behind the scenes
Subprime detectives search for next victim
"This was one of the biggest bubbles we've ever had in credit. I have been and am still short the investment bankers in America. I'm also short homebuilders." - Jim Rogers
The American Dream under attack
Mexico is a clear and present danger
The subprime slime is oozing
Another mortgage lender bites the dust
The bulls have tremendous faith that Bernanke will come to the rescue
Or, that the fundamentals remain strong
We're on track for 20th quarter of double-digit growth
Why the top market-timing newsletters are bullish on stocks
Andrew Crowder shares his options strategies
Is electronic trading adding to the carnage?
The Plunge Protection Team exposed!
The Fibonacci Retracement proves important....again
Volatility is back and options traders love it
"If you can stomach the volatility, look for bargains in the market. Just don't marry them." - Michael Kahn
Pre-election years tend to be choppy in the second half of the year
Hulbert examines the Hindenburg Omen
Howard shares some big picture trends
One of the reasons why tech has been holding up better
Move over iPhone, here comes Google phone!
A mid-year look at commodities
So far unscathed, are commodities next to fall?
Are analysts downgrades soon to come for the financials?
A Zack's analyst offers his view regarding the Energy sector
It was hard to find, but I finally found one negative view on the shipping stocks
Why oil could be headed even higher
Gold rush under the ice
Hacker attacks on banks jump 81% (and that's why VDSI keeps moving higher)
Murdoch's Dow Jones will have money, scale, time
Aaron Pressman takes a gander at MSCI's IPO
One blogger tracks the Fast Money traders
IBD's fat margin screen
Most hated S&P 500 stocks
"Half of being smart is knowing what you are dumb about." - I found this one in a fortune cookie this week!
5 steps toward becoming your own trading coach
How to become your own trading coach
A great review of Schwager on Futures
Readers share their favorite investment tools with Jason Kelly
Banks hold the answer to IPO success
Who owns the open interest?
As soon as the market falls, the number of articles on dollar cost averaging soars
The investment philosophy of Geraldine Weiss
Credit Suisse has the hot hand
Hedge funds bet the weather
Ex-Wall Street executives go to bat to help non-profits
Investors rarely win in their fight against brokers
The need for speed often trumps security
For volatile times, advisers key on ETF momentum
For many people, the crossover point is a major goal
The path to riches is not a solo one
Did you know that one-third of cardholders pay interest rates in excess of 20%?
The war on stress claims many victims
An interesting time-tracking tool
If you sweat while trading, you may want to turn up the air conditioner
12 other businesses that would thrive if staffed by girls in bikinis
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"The key to trading success is emotional discipline. If intelligence were the key, there would be a lot more people making money trading. I know this will sound like a cliche, but the single most important reason that people lose money in the financial markets is that they don't cut their losses short." - Victor Sperandeo

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