Post Its

• Greenspan backs Bernanke

• Alan Greenspan trusted his instincts. Ben Bernanke trusts the MAQS

• Let's hope we don't see this here - bank customers line up to withdraw funds

• The threat to your money-market fund

• The Greenspan Myth

• Bank of England warns against bailing out struggling banks

• Fed funds rate still remains within the confines of a long-term downtrend

• The Fed cuts rates and then what?

• Fed can't stop recession!

• Economic forecasters are boosting the odds of a recession

• U.S. economy not in a recession, but it is certainly close

• Early signs of trouble in the luxury market?

• Upcoming earnings reports to undergo increased scrutiny

• Lessons of History

• A Wall Street trader learns some taxing lessons

• Goldman Sachs' flagship Global Alpha fund is said to be down more than 30% year-to-date

• There is a persuasive case that hedge funds contributed to the volatility, and maybe even created it

• "It appeared everyone’s algorithms had the same idea and they all traded the same way, creating more volatility and liquidity hiccups." - Melanie Wold

• Three firms join private system to trade stocks

• Nine out of 10 money managers in Canada plan to use alternative marketplaces to make their trades

• Brian Hunter gets job at buyout firm

• Wages of sin beat those of virtue

• The dollar has fallen more than 7% from its highest point this year

• Never has a dollar purchased so little oil or so few euros

• How far and how fast will the dollar fall?

• A secret time bomb made of gold

• Oil prices are generally not a good predictor of stock market behavior

• It's pretty ugly out there

• Who really has control right now - the bulls or bears?

• Smart money versus dumb money

• Consumer sentiment improves in September

• Are Americans paying attention to the wrong things?

• Are you feeling ultra-bearish?

• LowRisk sentiment survey shows 50% are bullish

• Bearish sentiment on the decline

• Sentiment indicators for the past week

• Four ways investors can ease their fears about the economy

• Will low mortgage rates save the day?

• The foreclosure capital of the United States

• No subprime becomes a marketing ploy for one mutual fund

• Another vulture is circling over the subprime-related market

• Subprime risks are overblown?

• No problems with the Manhattan office market

• Bill Miller on buying housing stocks

• The emerging-markets achilles' heel

• China raises rates for a fifth time

• Robert Reich on supercapitalism

• Lobbyists are amassing on Capitol Hill as energy legislation is pending

• Hedge Fund Mistress runs for congress

• Morningstar hops on the options bandwagon

• Lights out for old lightbulbs?

• There's big business in pet pampering

• Play videogames, not videogame stocks?

• Stocks to benefit from Aging of America

• Open Text dazzles

• GIGM gets noticed

• Brookfield Homes CEO buys a lot of stock

• An interesting look at Valero & Frontier Oil

• Is Countrywide the next Enron?

• Hedge funds are walking away from Sears

• Google bankrolls $30M moon contest

• Fund managers focus on foreign tech stocks

• David Winters discusses picks from his go-anywhere strategy

• A screen of insider buys and buybacks

• The efficient 8 stock screen

• According to Morningstar, the market's most overvalued stocks

• Stocks with cute ticker symbols outperform!

• How do you manage your investment strategy?

• Do you have the willpower to stick with your trading plan?

• Emotional investors make better decisions?

• Most published research findings are wrong?

• How to buy options

• ETFs undergo first stress test

• Using ETFs for broad-based global investing

• PowerShares readies 5 international ETFs

• PlanetQuant's world equity rankings and ETF analysis

• Exchange-traded funds change hands a lot. Why?

• A new ETF based on municipal bonds

• A guide to futures-based ETFs

• An uncorrelated investment!

• TD Ameritrade confesses to security breach

• The biggest problem facing advisors today? Try burnout!

• What you need and what you may really want as far as a computer for trading are often two different things

• Brief RSS feeds!

• Jerry Seinfeld's productivity secret

• Food to help you trade better

• Things that running teaches you about life

• "For every strong opinion, there's an exact opposite opinion from someone equally knowledgeable. Every trade that crosses the tape represents someone who thinks the stock will go up and someone else who thinks it will go down. If you're thinking of buying, it behooves you to find out why the seller is selling. That's how you avoid surprises." - Dick Davis