To The Moon In Baidu

• Like every other trader, I do have a little mula on Baidu.com (BIDU)


• Martin Goldberg thinks investors should sell ‘em all!


• Jeremy Siegel's buy list


• Plain old common sense tells us what we need to know


• Hedge fund managers become more creative to make money


• Powering up microcaps


• Fun factoid of the day - big options grants make it more likely that companies will cook the books and more likely to go broke. If someone can develop a stock screen based on this finding, let me know!


• Business buzzwords that make you gag


• There's no conundrum after all, just bad bookkeeping from our government


• How important is supply in the market? Just think about this - if all the diamonds stored by major diamond companies were released today, a perfect two-carat diamond would be worth about three dollars


• Earnings estimates go up


• A hot hand always cools


• Micropsychology of the Markets


• Doesn't anyone want to manage Harvard's money?


• Smart investing for a deceptive market


• Don't you hate when a profitable trade goes sour? Convera (CNVR) just couldn't hold up to the pressure


• Hurricanes in the Gulf are the latest kink in the oil chain


• For most traders, the fear of missing a move is greater than the fear of being wrong


• Can India make its great economic leap forward?


• A housing boom built on folly


• Do you want a good deal on car? Visit the used car lot


• It wasn't long ago that investors fretted over the "jobless recovery"


• Sector changes in the past month


• Steve Forbes makes yet another push for a flat tax


• Good news from Russia?


• Let freedom ring for the nation's gun makers


• Hope - the third deadly emotion for traders


• A Warren Buffett stock screen


• The secret to Boeing's success


• One of these days I'm going to find time to attend the Drivetech Racing School


• I love ranch dressing


• America's riskiest real estate


• The longer you can stand on one leg without falling with your eyes closed, the better your brain is functioning. In Dr. Roizen's book, "You: The Owner's Manual," he says 20 seconds is good for men ages 20 to 30; 23 seconds for ages 31 to 40; 15 seconds for ages 41 to 61


• What's on tap next week?


• "The difference between playing the stock market and the horses is that one of the horses must win." - Joey Adams