Market Clickers

• Bernanke, Paulson, & Cox face wary lawmakers

• The world according to Ben Bernanke

• Should Paulson's fund welcome outside investors?

• Paulson's bazooka may miss

• Experts see a need for punitive action in bailout

• Libor rates show banks are hoarding cash

• As many investors have found out, Wall Street will try to sell all manner of garbage

• Bailout plan hit as unconstitutional

• According to Cramer, Paulson's plan is the best plan!

• Transparency makes markets go round. But some banks want the government to suspend use of market prices to value some assets

• 11 ways to fix the short ban

• Republicans admit the free market doesn't work

• Bad money!

• Another devil in the financial crisis

• Let the lawsuits begin!

• Business conditions: record low

• Earnings still matter right? Bespoke tracks the Q3 earnings estimates

• "We're seeing price action that can only be compared to two time periods in the past 80 years, immediately after the 1987 crash and during the mid-1930's....So I'm sticking with my game plan, which is to continue to expect extreme volatility heading into early October, with a mostly downside bias again, before what should be an excellent fourth quarter." Jason Goepfert

• "It's astonishing, devastating, and very harmful for America and American citizens. It means we're in for the worst recession since World War II, as well as higher long-term interest rates, higher inflation, higher taxes, a weaker dollar and substantially lower stock prices." - Jim Rogers

• "When laws are made without the benefit of a Constitutional vetting or vote, confusion reigns. Not even the pros know what the heck is going on, which is exactly why the markets are now regularly swinging 400 points a day with little regard to economic fundamentals. When markets are dictated by bureaucrats, earnings and analysis are no longer relevant." - Jonathan Hoenig

• California's hedge fund king

• Investors sometimes seek comfort in strange places

• Even the pros gave in to panic

• Yet, the insiders stay stubborn

• Monday's announcement of new stock-buyback programs was a reminder of the strength of nonfinancial U.S. companies

• More pain at WaMu

• Retailers' holiday could be the worst in six years

• Lennar sales tumble 53%

• Auto-Finance firms seek a hand

• Ford chairman offloads one million shares

• Sirius XM is up to its ears in debt

• Bloomberg's no short index

• StockScouter picks show more diversification

• Are any of your stocks on the torpedo screen?

• As we chop around, keep watching for stocks with unusual volume

• Zack's bottom fishing screen

• Brett Steenbarger on learning how to trade

• Keep it simple while waiting for new stars

• Condor’s VIX-based trading strategy

• How digital natives use information

• At least four brokerage sites had problems in recent crush

• Hidden credit risks of ETFs

• Calculators to help you plan for retirement

• 10 skills to have in the post-financial apocalypse

• Older Americans with investments are among the hardest hit by the current turmoil

• Remember the Bush Administration's push to partially privatize Social Security?

• Economists warn Anti-Bush Merchandise market close to collapse

• It's time to march for financial freedom!

• Mad as hell? Try the Zen Millionaire's 12-step 'antirage' meditation

• With Wall Street in turmoil, some turn to religion

• "If you put the Federal Government in charge of the Sahara Desert, there'd be a shortage of sand within five years." - Milton Friedman