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Monday, January 28, 2008
Market Mardi Gras
Global recession risk grows
Central bankers: divided they stand
The economy will be a focal point of Bush's State of the Union
An earnings preview for this week
Earnings surprises are straying from the favorable trend
Fed rate cuts could spur consumers to live beyond their means (isn't that the primary goal?)
Prompt stimulus can avert a recession but only if it happens soon
No stimulus plan will succeed without fixing the housing sector
This is not your father's typical recession?!
Are expectations for another mild recession faulty or spot on?
The economy, as politicians present it, is a folkloric thing
According to the investor sentiment, the stock market's decline is now behind us
Another sentiment check
Yep, it’s time for the Super Bowl Predictor of stocks
A bullish contrarian indicator - a halted IPO market
A quick check on the Yield Curve
A look at sector p/e ratios
Is George Soros right that economy is doomed?
Is this a Bear Market? Is it ever!
Teun Draaisma recommends an overweight in equities
Bond insurers: between a rock and a hard place
Derivatives boom raises risk of bankruptcy
No algorithm or triple-A rating can substitute for old-fashioned due diligence
The loss where no one looked
Crisis grips European hedge funds
Seized-up credit market spurs record stock trading
Money managers try to tap into sovereign-wealth boom
Some strategies believe foreign currency exchange markets could be on the verge of big shift
Emerging markets could benefit from U.S. recession?
The next big opportunity - the worldwide infrastructure boom
An eerie feeling in Southwest Florida
Get ready for the new refi boom
Despite housing slide, real-estate websites see boom
Peak oil is coming sooner than previously thought
A status report from the Canadian oil sands
The next great oil patch is in North Dakota?
The bull market in meat
33 trades in a blink, and getting even faster
Walter Schloss' watchlist
The Moneypaper's DRIP Portfolio
Nike is on the run
Cisco Systems really needs something new to stop its sagging stock price
America's 25 fastest-growing tech companies
Russell 1,000 stocks with highest short interest
10 ways we get the odds wrong
A few rules of thumb for technical analysis patterns
Tim Knight provides the art of setting stops
Few traders end up making the leap to hedge funds, even when they have talent
Kerviel blew up for the same reasons that brought down so many others: huge positions, zero discipline, and an overriding need to be right
During financial uncertainty, fund investors only tend to cut back on purchases rather than unload declining shares
While risk tolerance changes with age and macroeconomic conditions, it stays remarkably stable
A leader-follower relation in analyst recommendations
CXO looks at MSN's strategy lab and finds little support for the belief that experts on average consistently outperform the stock market
13 tips for working smarter, not harder
5 boundary-setting tips for the work obsessed
Online brokers spruce up for Spring
Jeremy Siegel thinks a 40% exposure to international stocks is ideal
7 strategies for a tumbling market
Don't just dump all that mutual fund mail overboard
Whenever you spend money on something optional, first do the math
The Tiger Woods effect
"Winners lose much more often than losers. So if you keep losing but you're still trying, keep it up! You're right on track." - Matthew Keith Groves
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