Caveat Emptor

• Economists predict more pain ahead but no recession

• The Fed is almost certain to leave interest rates unchanged when it meets next week

• Morgan Stanley warns of catastrophic event as ECB fights Federal Reserve

• Inflation is eliminating the rewards of owning U.S. stocks

• The average American worker is losing ground in real terms

• Why the real estate market is nowhere near a bottom

• Todd Harrison's recipe for a market meltdown

• Remember, Cassandra was right!

• "If the markets are going to change gears then it is likely that the next trend will go with a better dollar, stronger bonds, or some combination of the two." - Kevin Klombies

• Could the market react differently this time?

• Monthly returns during Presidential Election Years

• A risk reward forecast for the S&P

• S&P 500 Fibonacci Retracement

• ETFs furthest above and below 50 day moving averages

• Four ETFs riding an uptrend

• SmartMoney's midyear investment guide

• Conventional wisdom about inflation and stocks is misleading

• Consumer sentiment hits 28 year lows

• Why we're gloomier than the economy

• How rising home values & easy credit put your finances at risk

• Dirk Van Dijk provides a second quarter earnings preview

• Expected earnings growth through Q1 of 2009

• Time to short CEO pay?

• Sluggish economy is taking its toll on cosmetic surgery

• The decline in America's reputation

• Employer health costs in a global economy: a competitive disadvantage for U.S. firms

• The U.K. inflation rate keeps on climbing

• International equity index returns

• What China’s stock market implosion means for oil

• One bubble to the next - oil is now more popular than real estate

• Spotlight on the solar industry

• Sam Stovall makes the case for owning mid-caps

• Jim Jubak attempts to find the next stars of the stock market

• Hedge-fund manager David Einhorn believes his public attack on Lehman Brothers wasn’t just about making money. So what was it about?

• The great hedge fund shakeout

• A hedgie on the run

• Goldman weathers brokerage storm

• Goldman provides a virtual hit list of banks that need to refinance

• New Southwest Airlines ad campaign targets other airlines' fees

• Dell charges extra for Windows XP

• Countrywide gave special treatment to US lawmakers

• Lots of selling at Big Lots

• Michael Kahn's survey of momentum plays

• The latest StockScouter picks

• Four stocks Ben Graham would like

• The market's most overvalued stocks

• Lowest p/e ratios in the Nasdaq 100

• Dow Dogs are truly dogs this year

• TheStreet's.com's top 5 large cap opportunities

• Did you know that most big winners start their runs while trading between $25 to $50 per share?

• Quant models for beating the market

• The false break buy and sell pattern

• When to utilize a price-to-sales ratio

• Van Tharp provides an elicitation exercise

• Jeff Miller shares a lesson from Dad

• Skipping valid trades can be almost as bad as overtrading?

• Zacks asks "What would you do with this stock?"

• Five pitfalls of trading commodities

• An investor’s classic shows its value again

• Pros and cons of stop losses

• Simple reversion strategies applied to sector ETFs over the past decade generate unattractive returns with high volatility

• 11 reasons passive investors let Wall Street steal their money

• An ETF-only hedge fund?

• A long-short strategy popular with hedge-fund investors

• Do your fund managers really think for themselves?

• Sharpe ratios of managers

• The value of financial advisors?

• Following the financial news doesn't mean you have to trade on it

• Five sites that will help you recession-proof your life

• The importance of beneficiary designations

• Get ready for higher capital-gains taxes no matter who wins in November

• They earn $200,000 and pay no taxes

• 50 best websites for 2008

• Business on the golf course

• "Success is a state of mind. If you want success, start thinking of yourself as a success." - Dr. Joyce Brothers