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Tuesday, April 01, 2008
A Few Catch Up Links
Kass has a little fun on April Fools Day!
Dow Theorists are happy. (Did you see the big moves in Fedex & UPS today?)
Mark Hulbert also eyes the transports
According to Morningstar, if you compare stock prices to underlying business value, stocks are cheaper now than at any time since 2000
A nice first quarter review
After 5 straight down months in the S&P 500, here's some data on how the market has performed in the past
2 positive signs: investors pull almost $100 billion out of equity funds and mutual fund managers move into cash
Ahead of earnings, here's the bottoms up EPS growth estimates by sector
Big Wall Street investment companies have jumped all over the Fed's emergency loans
Signs of liquidity are starting to emerge
Paulson's plan straight from the man himself
A worldwide plunge protection team is about to be formed
Wall Street gets its way
8 reasons we'll see no Wall Street reforms this year
Fed actions defuse subprime ARM rate reset bomb
Things are looking up at the pawn shop
It's a buyer's market for U.S. consumers
"I think a recovery has to start in the real estate markets, where the problems originated." - Liz Peek
Where is the bottom in housing?
Meanwhile, the recent rise in corporate bankruptcies in America may well be a sign of much worse to come
At least the corporate insiders are still bullish
An interesting Q&A with the former Treasury secretary
Jeffrery Saut finds many crowded trades
John C. Bogle is never one to mince words
Commodities: who's behind the boom?
The clean energy scam
MIT startup aims to beat coal on price
Investors cry foul over oilman riches
Lehman sues Japan firm claiming $350 million dollar fraud
"Inflation is clearly heating up and will eventually have to be dealt with, whether the Fed or the US financial markets like it or not." - John Kosar
India sees 6.7% inflation
European inflation accelerated to the fastest pace in almost 16 years
Asian governments may not live up to economic renaissance pledges
A Baltic Dry/Shanghai divergence indicates there may be an opportunity in China
One of the biggest surprises of the year so far - U.S. stocks are doing better than most
Starbucks looks for a fresh jolt
1st quarter winners & losers
How does bearish investor sentiment relate to stock market returns?
Smarter people = better traders
Did you miss today's big gains? Mebane Faber offers some perspective to consider
Trading basics on order types
Learn how to apply MACD to your trading
Do stock recommendations on blogs have value? CXO finds out
Do informed traders tip their hands via option purchases?
New research suggests that insider trading is more widespread in the market than previously thought
The 10 Commandments according to Think Equity
As the stock market gyrates, authors' proposals flourish
Everyone chimes in on the uptick rule
Indeed, in the long run, we are all dead
Barclays wins race for all-global stock ETF
It's tax time, and if you need to figure out what kind of IRA to use, here's some guidelines
Some tools to help you answer the question: "what is my house worth?"
Just like the Fed wants - now it's conservative savers who are feeling the credit crunch
There's plenty of buzz about smartypig's online savings accounts
After being accused by a number of people that I "dumb down" my analysis too much for a wider audience, I had to smile when I saw my website's reading level
For those of you who are analyst hounds - newratings
For news hounds, Barron's offers some great suggestions
"The stock market is a no-called-strike game. You don't have to swing at everything; you can wait for your pitch. The problem when you're a money manager is that your fans keep yelling, 'Swing, you bum!'" - Warren Buffett

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