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Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Market Watch
Inflation soars as confidence plunges (let's go buy some stocks!)
"The stock market is acting more rationally." - James Swanson
A sign of hope for stocks
The ultimate sell signal?
"Since ALL government-sponsored economic stimulus packages since 1948 have worked, we are inclined to give this one the benefit of the doubt!" - Jeffrey Saut
Even if Bernanke, Bush and Congress win the battle to avert a recession this year, they risk losing the war to strengthen the economy for the long term
The new conundrum on interest rates
Corporate America is sitting on $611 billion in cash
Except for financials, Q4 earnings were strong
The bloggers are perfectly neutral (makes me think a very big move in market is ahead)
Top market-timers are still bullish
The year's scariest investing news
After complaints, Economic Data Portal will stay open
Homebuilders look for the bottom
America's low-density suburbs may become the next slums
Home prices plunge at record rate
Homeowners are losing their equity lines
Consumers turn to credit cards, delaying inevitable defaults
The secret history of the credit card
Yet another quant disaster
Vitaliy Katsenelson sees range-bound market among other things
Hilite offers some nifty charts
Do low multiples mean the market is undervalued?
How does inflation impact stock prices?
11 reasons this recession will last until 2011
The bold bulls are bloodied but unbowed
Perhaps, a very good contrarian signal - the online brokers stress capital preservation
The Dow is in the midst of a massive eight year bear market?
Stockmarkets are entering an ice age?
Hedge funds feel new heat
According to Ben Graham, indications of a coming crash
The next bubble
Wall Street's toys
Greenspan's oil call
Boiling point for the soft commodities
Ethanol has caused a domino effect
Arizona’s $4 billion solar deal
Rising gas costs are forcing drivers to cut back
A jumbo jet takes off while being partly powered by biofuel
How water is becoming the next coveted commodity
The Bank of Australia's war on inflation
Overseas stocks lose their magic
World's largest hedge fund firm now in India
Africa is growing rapidly
How large is China's economy? Does it matter?
Jeff Miller offers some insight on importance of the bond insurance companies
Would you buy a bridge from Warren Buffett?
What happens if the Black-Scholes model is wrong?
Financial stocks are dirt cheap!
Which retailers rank best and worst in customer satisfaction?
DRM-free music spells trouble
Virtual worlds are becoming the next economic ecosystem
Business Week gets more and more speculative
A nice 50 day moving average sector check
Food stocks show relative strength
Reasons why investors love Cal-Maine
Apple: angst vs. the reality
First Solar - terrific earnings, but enormous multiple
Google is far more exposed to a US recession than the market realizes
Amazon's Bezos books $135 million dollar payday
The bullish case for Cisco
James Altucher pounds the table for Autoliv
Fairfax earns big on bond bet and now eyes Europe
Has Eddie Lampert lost his touch?
Visa plans $17 billion public offer
I wouldn't bet against Goldman Sachs just yet
Goldman Sachs said it expects additional writedowns
Wow - Citigroup discloses that it piled up daily losses of more than $100 million on 15 separate occasions last year
FDIC is taking steps to brace for future bank failures
StockScouter picks for this week
Companies trading below net current asset value
Retailers Ben Graham would buy
20 attractive foreign companies with market-beating yields
Most great traders have a specific style and approach to the markets — yet they all share some general traits
Should you really trade what you see?
The dirty little secret about MACD
How does overconfidence and sensation seeking play a role in your trading?
Some of the best traders are often the most creative. Here are some ways to train yourself
Poker champ Johnny Chan offers some trading advice
Great companies often have three distinct elements
Most mergers fail
Most big stock winners start their runs trading between $25 and $50 bucks per share
Is the PEG ratio a valid concept?
Isn't a rising dividend supposed to be a sign of financial strength? Usually, but not always
Two ways to check your stocks' credit scores
Notes from a meeting with Buffett
After 1,000 columns, Jonathan Clements shares what he has learned
Teresa Lo on building your own investment portfolio
ETF yields do not always reflect fundamental values
ETFs with the highest short interest
Five energy ETFs to sell now
The rivalry between ETNs and exchange-traded funds intensifies
All eyes on two new India ETFs
The next big scam - seniors get targeted for modified reverse mortgages
Research shows that that couples that divide and conquer their retirement planning do best
Control your future with this new Web financial tool
How much retirement income do you need?
What's in your wallet?
According to PC Magazine, the best free software
Newsflashr offers a faster way to track headline news
FeedJournal allows you to create your very own personalized newspaper
Overwhelmed by your to-do list? Go with a will-do list instead
The value of investing in yourself
"Don't let yesterday use up too much of today." - Cherokee Indian Proverb

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