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Monday, February 04, 2008
Ideas & Observations
It's the economy, stupid!
Bush budget sees bigger deficits
Are we entering Japan's nightmare?
"We think the near-term lows are “in” even if the economy spills over into a recession." - Jeffrey Saut
The Fed tries to polish their tarnished image
Loan market is in disarray after Harrah's upset
More bond bailout chatter
Quants are rocked by lost momentum
Market optimism lingers on
Newsletters are optimistic about spring prospects
ECRI's weekly leading index falls again
BLS overstated job creation by 14% in 2007
Will companies ignore recession talk?
"The farther you get from Wall Street, the better things look." - Mark Vitner
The economy is fine (really)
Even with fresh rate cut, a bear market awaits
We're now over the earnings season hump. Dirk provides a few observations
An earnings preview for this week
7 things more risk-adverse investors should be looking for
Doug Kass on the near-term pros and cons
"Staring you square in the face is the best buying opportunity in stocks in 18 years." - Arne Alsin
Q&A with Bill Gross
Sector rotation may drive next market upturn
Americans go searching for new mortgages in big numbers
Confessions of a mortgage broker
Home equity loan defaults soar
Why Americans are going broke
Ackman's interesting fight with MBIA
The minefield of derivatives
Volatility drives dark pools to hit record
Hedge fund myths and the top hedge funds trades in 2007
Tips for becoming a hedgie
Hedge fund manager Devaney sees bond opportunity
Is Wall Street ready for the next disaster?
Thankfully, the sun is starting to grow jobs
According to the world's biggest currency traders, the dollar has bottomed out
Jim Rogers sees a big opportunity looming in China
Jon Markman searches for a safe harbor
Robert W. Colby provides a thorough market update
Veteran bear finds bargains in battered stock market
Newsletter gurus are attracted to the worst performers in January
Value gurus seek undervalued stocks with solid payouts
Kelley Wright's lucky 13 stocks
Ken Kam's new market leaders
Harry Domash's 8 doomed stocks to bet against includes Intuitive Surgical
Jack Hough's dogs of the dow and impatient value stock screens
A near 52-week high screen turns up some interesting candidates
Russell 1000 stocks above and below their 50 day ma
S&P 500 stocks with the lowest relative p/e ratios
The importance of understanding fundamental broad market factors
How to make money on volatility
Reasons why Jeff and I use Telechart for watchlist management
Tradestation now offers simulated trading
Trading mistakes to avoid at all costs
A primer on daytrading
Is there a solid relationship between sunspot activity and stock market returns?
The Super Bowl Indicator's track record only looks impressive
Blog traffic as a contrary market indicator
11 fascinating market correlations you'll want to use
What investors need to know about historical data
Whose breadth stinks?
Yes, sometimes the insiders are wrong!
What can you learn from three decades of monitoring investment newsletter performance? Plenty
"Unsuccessful investors don't just take the wrong risks, but end up taking them in undisciplined and highly dangerous ways." - Jonathan Hoenig
A list of trading losses of $100 million or higher
Jim Puplava interviews Dick Davis
The verdict is still out on 130/30 leveraged funds
ETF trading is a key to sector rotation
FundAlarm's February update
Where to stash short-term cash
How to import financial data into Excel
Did you know that the WSJ offers free price & volume alerts?
Search several stock message boards and blogs in one step
Investors are warned to be wary of social networking sites
An identity theft prevention checklist
America's richest counties
Now, that's what I call a home cinema!
Minor leaguer takes stock of himself
You are never too old to get back in shape
"The best years of your life are the ones in which you decide your problems are your own. You don't blame them on your mother, your wife, your boss, or even the President. You realize that you control your own destiny." - Albert Ellis

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