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Monday, April 07, 2008
Earnings Whispers
Our confusing economy, explained
The Roach Motel of investing
Complex debt deal volumes hit 10-year low
Banks are so overwhelmed that they've started to look the other way when homeowners stop paying their mortgages
Inside a bank panic: the day $2 billion walked out the door
Goldman keeps leverage
Investors stalk the wounded of Wall Street
The Swedish Solution: a bank-crisis plan that worked
It's no wonder investors don't trust analysts with their earnings estimates
Are earnings estimates still too high?
"The companies that post strong sales and earnings in this recessionary environment will resume leading the overall stock market in the weeks ahead." - Louis Navellier
Jeffrey Saut shares a letter from one of his firm's financial advisors
Ken Fisher loves his hate mail
Steve Reitmeister offers some help on predicting earnings surprises
Tom Claugus is warily buying cheap U.S. stocks
Some regions are feeling the subprime mortgage pain more acutely than others
The mortgage bust goes global
$29 billion tax cut won't help housing
The Mortgage Bankers Association has trouble paying its mortgage
The condo hotel may go down as the Pets.com of the real-estate bubble
Greenspan offers a response to his critics
Not all ethanol is created equal
Commodities have been volatile, but a top letter says think long-term
Auto parts are attracting criminals
A study in pain - the Chinese stock market
China to allow investment in U.S. stocks and funds
Riches bloom in the Dubai desert
Beating the drum for Iran strikes
The new economics of outsourcing
The silent epidemic: American kids are falling way behind the world
Nonprofit hospitals have transformed themselves into profit machines
Amazon accelerates its move to digital
Lemon alert in Basin Water
Kevin Kennedy's pick of the week
Bulkowski's shares some chart patterns
High-yielding electric utilities
Bespoke's short-interest screens
The most volatile stocks on earnings report days
StockScouter picks for April
10 overseas stocks that look cheap right now
It’s not when you enter, but when you exit that really counts
What makes trading difficult is a fundamental misunderstanding of trading
Sex and financial risk are linked in the brain
How stereotyping yourself contributes to your success or failure
Have you been struggling with the number of one-sided days? Brett offers some coping methods
The risks of ignoring extended-hours trading
Quantitative hedge funds are pressing into new realms of science
First-quarter redemptions hit hedge fund industry
The day trader's new best friend
Jonathan Clements provides some good long-term advice
Yale money whiz David Swensen shares tips on growing your nest egg
Smart strategies for ETFs
The top 50 ETFs sorted by revenue per fund
Dividend ETFs have a range of applications
New India ETFs bridge subcontinental divide
Mutual funds' quarterly returns offer helpful lessons for investors
Barron's recommends 10 funds that can help you keep your money safe
Bond investing in bad times
An investor's guide to brokerage firm liquidations
How can you avoid an IRS audit?
The battle of the human accountant versus TurboTax
Looking for a capital gains tracking software? Here's another option: MyGain$
Trader Monthly's top 10 traders
Election talk is cheap - McCain slams executive pay
An oil trader demonstrates some hand signals
Create your own RSS widget
Time's top 25 blogs
Financial blogs: the best of the bunch
That's a lot of bullish bloggers
Blogging for dollars is hazardous to your health!
16 things I wish they had taught me in school
"If you worry about yesterday's failures, then today's successes will be few." - Ancient Proverb

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