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• White House's economist sees no recession

• Happy days aren't quite here again

• Oh, the doubts begin to creep back in

• More jobs report analysis

• The housing crisis is over

• Why $120 oil is good!

• SEC to require banks to disclose liquidity even though they are severely understaffed

• If BlackRock fumbles, the Fed, and by extension taxpayers, could lose billions

• "It took from 1914 until November 2007 for the Federal Reserve to accumulate $800 billion worth of Treasury debt. It has taken from December 17 to the end of April for the Fed to divest itself of $260 billion of this portfolio, a decrease of one-third. In its place, it has placed AAA-rated mortgages. At the current swap rate, the Federal Reserve System will be out of Treasury debt in December of 2008." - Gary North

• Tensions in the interbank borrowing sector remain very high

• Recessions often begin with positive GDP data

• The time may be coming when the Fed must decide whether it will fight inflation or recession

• Different ways of measuring inflation

• Some signs of an upturn for the dollar

• The short view on the Euro and oil connection

• The market desperately needs a new leading sector

• Strength of teen retailers' sales could be telling

• Health-care costs take growing toll on U.S. employers

• Top investments of this decade?

• A majority of economists see no commodities bubble

• Oil companies focus on buybacks, not renewables

• Energy speculators are getting a bum rap

• Seeking the peak in oil prices

• For the financial whizzes of Southwest Airlines, it just gets more expensive to buy protection as oil prices keep climbing

• When bad news is good news for gold

• Agflation!

• I didn't know that New Zealand is the Saudi Arabia of milk

• Chinese get a taste of investing's downside

• Standard and Poor's urges caution in Asia

• Maoist insurgency threatens India's runaway growth

• US hedge funds press for the right to advertise

• Dark pool trading networks are causing headaches

• Ten companies now have more Level 3 assets than capital

• Pop quiz! Over the past three months what was the best performer in the S&P 500?

• Valuable ideas from the Value Investing Conference

• More information does not equal more profits

• A simple momentum strategy around earnings

• Attention traders - its report card time

• Is it time to get out of your comfort zone?

• John Burbank remains locked in pursuit of more stellar performance

• The Wizard of Winton

• How much testosterone do you have?

• Taking small steps in kaizen can help traders too

• Ken Kam suggests the best funds for your core portfolio

• Some financial ETFs may be worth the risks

• For many investors, risk-taking isn't worth the emotional cost (that is why there are lazy portfolios)

• So how much do you know about measuring risk?

• Is your money fund safe?

• Do you have a master information document?

• 10 things your grandparents know about money that you don't

• Time is precious. Get more of it!

• Supercharge Excel with these add-ins

• Three web sites help users find instructional videos on just about anything

• Another fancy schmancy newsreader

• Dollar Art

• "The next best thing to being wise oneself is to live in a circle of those who are." - C.S. Lewis