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• Fed wants to take a breather, Kohn suggests

• Fed adds liquidity = economy avoids recession

• The new two-handed monetary policy indicator

• Will the Fed have to raise interest rates soon?

• All imports cost more

• Treasury bond traders are telling Americans to stop fretting about inflation

• State Street's view of investor confidence

• The economy - back to 1979?

• Cooking the books on Wall Street

• Stealth Wall Street layoffs

• Why the stock market is going up

• Reasons to be (sort of) cheerful

• Work confidence sinks

• The Recession Buy Indicator

• A weather report for the S&P 500

• A real-time sentiment gauge

• An interesting look at monthly credit losses at credit-card companies

• It's a bull market for the repo man

• Banks allow access to dark liquidity pools

• The first-quarter earnings scorecard

• Oil producers mask decade's worst S&P 500 profit drop

• An earnings preview for this week

• New accounting standards could drastically alter earnings and equity for U.S. companies

• Numbers racket exposes potential disaster for economy & markets

• According to the Presidential Election Cycle, after May 28 the Dow gains an average of +15.2% by the end of the year

• Growth versus Value in terms of raw performance

• Bespoke's sector snapshot

• "Goldilocks is back, big as life and wearing that same goofy smile." - Alan Abelson

• Confessions of a short seller

• Sign of the times? The Vegas Money Show draws an older, more conservative crowd

• That's a lot of toilets to clean

• A hedge fund hall of fame

• Buffett's latest moves

• Soros chimes in

• Mary had a little lamb and a jumbo mortgage

• The latest on the housing rescue deal

• It's when, not if, there will be a major airline bankruptcy

• The Buyout Boys reload

• Companies give start-ups billions in venture capital

• The 7 myths of energy independence

• A coal shortage in China

• Lehman issues a warning over commodities

• Speculation on futures is contributing to the global food crisis

• A classic sign of an agriculture bubble

• When the markets get tough, the tough go shopping

• GM: Live Green or Die

• Oracle rebooted

• Citi's bad bet

• Netflix offers new set-top box

• Naptster tries to take down Apple

• As of this morning, 26 stocks are trading 50% above both their 50 & 200 Day moving averages

• 10 frequently searched for stocks

• StockScouter stays focused on oil & gas

• ClearStation's best trends for this month and this year so far

• It's true - winning trades tend to start out as winning trades

• Delusional technical analysis

• Should you play follow the leader with your favorite market guru? CXO offers some insight

• David Penn on playing the VIX

• How to get more winners by combining chart patterns

• Did you see the latest issue of The Financial Analysts Journal?

• 10 things you didn't know about ETFs but should

• Leveraged ETFs may get more pop

• Gold ETF demand doubles in the first quarter

• Retirement planning made easy

• Four investment rules to ignore

• 5 basics for building a solid financial future

• How much should you save each year?

• Turn $451 a month into a million bucks

• House hunting? Start on the web

• According to Consumer Reports - the best pharmacies based on price and service

• Six gas-saving myths

• Traveling by car this weekend? Take a look at the gas map!

• Seniors should be particularly wary of newspaper ads promising really good CD rates

• The best ways to protect your private files

• Jim Lehrer's News Hour is under pressure

• Twitpitch

• The Options News Network

• 11 more ideas, strategies and people to watch

• Free trading resources you might not be aware of

• There's nothing in the world better than doing what others say you cannot do

• "If the BUILDING you work in has your name on it, you are a part of the upper class. If your DESK has your name on it, you are a part of the middle class. If the SHIRT you wear to work has your name on it, you are part of the working class." - Rich Hall