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Monday, January 14, 2008
Market Treats
Americans cut back sharply on spending
It seems the dominant theme of the moment is change
The once-vibrant U.S. economy has slowed to an anemic pace
Rotblut's earnings preview for this week
4Q earnings to fall 9% from last year
US leading index growth rate at six-year low
Corporate insiders continue to be bullish
Stock performance both before, during, and after recessions
Where market surprises lurk in 2008
No S&P 500 tech stocks above the 50 day ma?
How low will Ben go?
Mishkin pleads for the market to stop obsessing over the Fed
The United States is at risk of losing its triple-A credit rating?
Ken Fisher thinks we're just too gloomy
Home buyers must now pony up more cash
Guess who's helping Bank of America pay for its $4.1 billion purchase of Countrywide Financial? Answer: taxpayers of the United States
Dollar forecasts are cut further & traders buy more precious metals
Warehousing bullion for gold's supermarket
Commodities: boom or gloom?
More gains seen for global telecoms
India is likely to be a safe haven because of the economy's low exposure to slowing growth
China is still on a tear, but...
Who's afraid of Mideast Money?
Standard & Poor's 14 debt-free favorites
Kip Green 25 - stocks that benefit from the environmental movement
Do companies systematically manage earnings in attempts to smooth out the bumps? If so, can investors detect and exploit such gaming? CXO takes a look
What is short selling?
Common sense rules for traders
Common sense rules for investors
Lazy portfolio's winning streak extends into 6th year
Fight recessionary fears with a diversified portfolio
Prudent use of sector weightings can smooth the ride out considerably
Vanguard steps up to the plate
State-specific ETFs are coming soon
TIPs ETF gains foreign following
Is Great Companies ETF a good buy?
Tax changes for traders
Tiinker - an intelligent news aggregator
OptionEdge uses the Black-Scholes option pricing model to simulate and analyze various stock option trading strategies
Ace employee makes $152 million accounting error
"When you step into a turnaround situation, you can safely assume four things: morale is low; fear is high; the good people are halfway out the door; and the slackers are hiding." - Nina Disesa
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