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Thursday, October 11, 2007
Bright Ideas

Hong Kong's stock train
China's growth threatened by corruption
Are you feeling nervous?
New market highs - what's the downside?
Retailers post weak sales & cut growth expectations
Corporate America racked by uncertainty
New polls show growing unease over the economy
41 million Americans are struggling to make ends meet
Foreclosure filings nearly doubled last month
Struggling homeowners won't find Fed aid
Risky mortgages were made in nearly every corner of the nation
Why the job market is sagging in the middle
It is increasingly expensive to be rich
Todd Harrison looks at the market's four legs that prop up profits
How much more life is in this bull?
"The pattern of “higher lows” has yet to be broken. Stick to the trend: it is your friend." - Neil Dennis
Greenspan updates his forecast
"If you have all the answers, you don't understand the questions." - Helene Meisler
How well does net blogger sentiment predict future stock returns? Not so much!
As tech heats up, off-beat bubble indicators come back in vogue
Distressed-debt players believe their prospects are brightening
Goldman profit amid turmoil signals big changes on Wall Street
For private investment, the party isn't over
Despite rally, small stocks still ailing
Watch that Russell 2000 trendline!
S&P finds no correlation between movements in the greenback and the performance of the S&P 500 since 1990
Reminiscences of the 1987 Crash
Lessons of '87 crash have lost their bounce
Jim Kingsdale's latest thoughts on the energy complex
The Rodney Dangerfield of commodities
Speculators fuel risks for commodity brokers
Coming soon - an ETF based on the CRB Commodity Index
A brief look at commodity ETFs
Algorithms pose risks to funds’ FX trades
Hillary throws a bone to Wall Street by announcing plans to send business their way
GOP ignores the elephant in the room
Is the surge in Iraq working? Ask the bond market
The opening up of the economies of India and especially China is going to drive the world markets for a long time to come
Did you know that China has more billionaires than any country except the United States?
China values?
Boom times for dentists, but not for teeth
James Altucher on playing the boomer death trend
Morpheus sees something to like in gold and Blue Coat Systems
Mapping Eddie Lampert's next Sears move
An interesting look at Wal-Mart's huge retail space
Behind Lululemon's lulu of a stock ride
Chipotle's valuation may be overstuffed
A screen of stocks that guide higher the most
Very nice - an earnings momentum and analyst upgrade screen
Stocks that have lots of buzz
Teresa Lo offers a spreadsheet of her daily stock scan
Strong IPOs trending higher (and if my email is any indication - getting lots of attention)
StockScouter's top 10
Asia's 200 best under a billion
Sin stocks with wide economic moats
Top powerful women stocks
The importance in finding your trading style in your own personality
Are you a good gambler? Take Bloomberg's quiz to find out
Now paging Dr. Brett Steenbarger
Hedge funds are now using female hormones to trade better?
Many investors looking for a "hedge" in hedge funds may be disappointed
Historical testing of efficient markets
Why using p/e ratios can frequently keep you away from the market's top winners
Some important catalysts that need to be monitored when anticipating large market moves
Investment lessons from the past three months
Watch out for Cubes Jr.
Individual investors are diversifying their investments as never before
Retirement funds carry no guarantee
IRS steps up scrutiny of 1030 exchanges
You should forget the quaint notion that you should have your checking account, credit card and savings account all at the same bank
10 little expenses that add up fast
6 things Star Wars teaches us about money
Need to keep track of your expenses? Try xpen$er
Private banks lure Generation X
Cayman watching Jersey hedge fund move
Do some hedge fund managers accentuate too much positive?
Executive pay still a mystery to investors
Bob Rankin's top 20 questions
Virtual worlds are catching on in workplace
Investment Wiki raises $2.5 million
Boy, am I glad that I found my wife when I was a poor college student
Fortune cookies offer advice of a different kind
10 ways to sleep smarter and better
"Live daringly, boldly, fearlessly. Taste the relish to be found in competition - in having put forth the best within you." - Henry J. Kaiser
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