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Monday, January 22, 2007
Quick Bullets

- The Superbowl Indicator
- Why the greed gauge is good
- Perkins and Kautz have found it more difficult to find bargains in their usual stomping grounds
- "I'm starting to sound like a broken record." - Ken Fisher
- Wall Street pros offer their thoughts and predictions on well-positioned players in the oil patch
- Jeffrey Saut wonders about those Canadian income trusts
- Jim Rogers says oils will rise to $100 after correction
- T. Boone Pickens predicts that the average oil price will hover around $70 per barrel this year
- "If oil is truly down for the count, the Dow Transports should be on a steady run higher because their costs are coming down. Transportation investors are a smart bunch, and one of the factors they watch more closely than most people is the price of fuel, which is determined in part by the price of oil." - Jason Kelly
- 2007 energy investment strategy: pick the laggards
- Ethanol inflames grain market (a number of gurus are recommending DBA to play this trend)
- What China wants and fears
- Weiss bets on Brazil with a hometown advantage
- Caveat Emptor for mortgage buyers
- The top 10 jurisdictions by share of adjustable-rate mortgages
- Goldman Sachs (GS) has gotten bigger by trading more
- Medtronic (MDT) gets a thumbs up from Bill Nygren
- Much like SPDR's correlation tracker, StockFetcher also allows you to screen for stocks with high levels of correlation
- There are more than a few unfamiliar names on the list of 50-day winners by %
- Only seasoned traders should be messing with the most volatile stocks
- Brian Schumacher's Small Cap Momentum/Value Screen
- S&P's screen of six supercharged standouts
- SmarterBull's top 25 stocks
- Hedge Fund Clone's Portfolio for 2007
- PaceSetters screens companies by strict financial criteria
- The Berkshire Hathaway Portfolio
- TradersLog provides a very nice collection of articles on Technical Analysis
- Bulkowski's chart quiz
- Alan Farley's 25 tips on how to improve your market timing
- "Bad things can happen when your trading system or style doesn't match your personality." - Alan Farley
- Tips for the Average Joe Investor
- Why stock splits are no longer in vogue
- A deluge of data on the market, but does the investor gain?
- Mutual fund investors are chasing performance in a big way
- SmartMoney's 35 best mutual funds
- More investors are using ETFs to go short the market
- StockPickr's portfolio of "most creative" ETFs
- 7 great ETFs
- "But through bull and bear markets alike, I keep coming back to fact that real wealth isn't built from a good stock tip but from making prudence and frugality part of the everyday routine." - Jonathan Hoenig
- UMAs are on the rise, but watch those fees
- Don't hide debts (or trading losses) from your spouse
- WSJ's earnings calendar is very useful (especially now)
- TheStreet.com's ratings screener
- I still use these two calculators
- I wish they would put one of these indoor golf ranges near me
- Just in time for Valentine's Day - 10 things your florist won't tell you
- 6 questions to ask charities before donating
- "To understand the heart and mind of a person, look not at what he has already achieved, but at what he aspires to." - Kahlil Gibran
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