Love Affair

• Bernanke & Paulson see no recession

• News is always best at the top and worst at the bottom

• "Good traders do not value money that highly, or at least, it is not one of the major reasons that they trade. They trade because they want to be the best or because they love it. Those who trade for the money usually have a very difficult time." - Van K. Tharp

• Here's a look at the S&P 500 and its earnings

• The do or die level in the Nasdaq 100

• The skinny on the stimulus plan

• Want rebate? Must file!

• Like a shot of caffeine, stimulus could wear off

• How Americans spend their money

• Jim Cramer's most beloved indicator flashes buy

• Money managers are more risk averse

• Small speculators are shunning the long side

• The Swimsuit Issue Indicator?

• The Dog Show Indicator

• Expiration week ups and downs

• The Plunge Protection Team hard at work

• Rigging stock markets is even ok abroad

• Yep, more rate cuts are coming

• How low will the Fed go?

• Economists now see an unavoidable recession

• Retail sales show inflation, not growth?

• Hackonomics

• A $43 trillion dollar market that most people have never heard of

• Bankers, like gangs, just get carried away

• Debt crisis hits a dynasty

• The credit crisis has a long way to run

• Wall Street shareholders suffer losses partners never imagined

• Is your cash in danger?

• Earlier subprime rescue falters

• Walk-away housing trades

• High-interest lenders tap elderly and disabled

• Looking for subprime improvement? Tom Brown offers some guidance

• Homes in bubble regions remain wildly overvalued

• Homebuilders threaten to cut off political contributions unless they bail them out

• Perhaps the healthcare insurers should increase their political donations now

• Is Obama bad for business?

• Yet another Buffett Q&A

• Another hedgie bites the dust

• Green light for the greenback?

• Refuge may be found via new frontiers

• China is doing for coal what it once did for oil

• World markets have moved to price in a recession this year. But commodities appear not to have got the message

• Goldman Sachs presents the bull's case for fertilizer stocks

• Harry Domash shows how to spot the next hot stock trend

• One-year P/E ratio charts of the S&P 500 and its ten sectors

• TrimTabs shows where the money is flowing

• Sector rotation is not working?

• Will Apple find its footing?

• What is Aeropostale doing different?

• Only a contrarian investor could love Comcast

• The bear's perspective on Apple

• Whitney Tilson pounds the table on Sears

• 10 guru buys and sells

• High-margin growth stocks

• 5-star picks from CAPS contrarians

• Value Line has lost its hidden genius?

• 5 stingy stocks for 2008

• IBD provides a long-term investor screen

• This week's stockscouter picks

• The market's most overvalued stocks

• A blog dedicated to optimizing Joel Greenblatt's value stock strategy

• Russell 1,000 stocks with high and low short interest

• Do you want to trade full time? Here are some questions to ask

• What all this volatility is doing to your head

• Success in trading comes down to mastery of three key elements: 1) you must have an edge, 2) you must protect your positions, and 3) you must be disciplined

• The importance of taking time to step back and recalibrate when you're wrong or off your game

• The last thing you should be doing now is sit with your arms crossed until the market recovers

• Four steps to taking intelligent trading risks

• Two reasons why Trader Mike ignores the Dow

• Trading 101: Expectancy

• 10 tips to improving your tape reading

• To properly understand how a trading system is performing, it is important to understand some key parameters

• When researching a company, be on the lookout for these debt items

• Many people believe that p/e ratios of 20 or less and price/book values of 1 or less are magic numbers in stock screening. Unfortunately, statistics prove otherwise

• In the bear market from 2000 to 2002, how much better did blue chips with high dividends do compared with the overall market?

• Graham’s investing philosophy

• "All intelligent investing is value investing -- acquiring more that you are paying for. You must value the business in order to value the stock." - Charlie Munger

• Some ETFs experience a reversal of fortune

• Investors are eagerly awaiting India ETF

• Smarter ways to make currency plays

• 25 Firefox extensions to make you more productive

• Free telephone reminders

• "People are unreasonable, illogical, and self-centered. Love them anyway." - Mother Teresa