Seeing Green

• Banks await bogus stress-test results

• Weekly bailouts slow to a trickle...for now

• Banks ramp up foreclosures

• Unemployment to blame for home defaults

• Wall Street digs in

• Bernanke's PR Push

• Depression lurks unless there's more stimulus

• What will really harm our future wealth

• Calpers seeks to buy TARP holdings

• "If the crisis has taught companies anything, it is to raise plenty of money while you can." - Richard Barley

• California wants Uncle Sam to back their debt

• Only $25 million per mile for repaving roads

• State tax collections hit 50 year low

• According to the Beige Book, the economy is still worsening

• CPI & PPI both showing deflation

• Biggest recessionary output drop since World War II

• Economy dampens hope of a comfortable retirement

• Newsletter gurus get bullish

• There's too much bullishness

• Overbought conditions - how high is too high?

• Reverting to the mean

• Consumer spending has been temporarily lifted by robust tax refunds

• Time to take profits in retail?

• Used car sale prices vs S&P 500

• An interesting look at magazine ad sales

• Most consumers plan to spend the same amount or more on entertainment in 2009

• Sounds good to me - golf courses lure players with free clinics

• There's no deflation risk in healthcare

• Stem cells offer hope for diabetics

• Q&A with IBD's Bill O'Neil

• The best strategy for a really long bear market

• Are there signs of a stock market bottom?

• End of recessions and unemployment claims

• A negative MACD divergence

• Elliott wave's theory on bonds

• Junk bond spreads fall to lowest level in 6 months

• Market will follow the money

• With the quants kill us again?

• Did you know that Iowa can generate more wind power than California?

• Big oil abandons clean energy

• Some refineries are likely to close as demand ebbs

• Guru strategies find value in oil sector

• Decision Moose throws the towel on gold and switches to cash

• The end of cheap water?

• The global economy appears to be stabilizing according to a research report by the Goldman Sachs

• Corporate debt defaults in Europe could surge to 15%

• Rates of unemployment around the world

• The carry trade is making a comeback

• Islamic banks need more regulation

• China now owns the world!

• U.S. telecoms are eager to get Cuba on the line

• Keeping tabs on port traffic

• No more hedging for forex traders

• Healthy profits for Super Mario

• Another hedge fund bites the dust

• Let the lawsuits begin! Oregon sues fund company for college savings losses

• Why Wall Street is unnecessary

• Earmarks rise to almost $20 billion

• Uncle Sam plans to crack the whip on bloggers

• Florida blogger wages war on Goldman

• Creative accounting at Government Sachs

• MetLife shuns TARP

• Fannie and Freddie are under pressure to revamp

• Surprise - more losses are expected at AIG

• Gov't eyes GM debt swap

• Another expensive car recall at GM

• A dividend analysis of United Technologies

• IBM unveils prototype of fast financial analysis system

• Dendreon's Provenge and other hot drugs in prostate cancer

• A look behind In-N-Out Burger

• Longtop Financial Technologies gets noticed

• The business cycle according to Intel

• Schwab earnings beat expectations

• Skepticism for Best Buy

• Why GameStop's stock is getting zapped

• The mighty Family Dollar

• Toby's take on McDonalds

• Homebuilder NVR is making all the other companies in the whiny housing industry look pathetic

• Important upcoming earnings reports

• Dividend stocks raise payments in a rising market

• The strongest and weakest Illinois banks

• 10 companies that could go bankrupt

• Earnings season is a field of land mines

• Sales at the expense of profits doesn't work

• Can your stocks pass a fiscal fitness test?

• Seasonal trends work best as catalysts and not necessarily as trading systems

• Study sheds light on mechanics behind herding in equity markets

• How to interpret insider transactions

• 10 lessons from Richard Bernstein

• 7 trading lessons from the Masters

• Five things you never hear traders say when they're making money

• Harrison's 10 trading commandments

• A 10-minute case study by Janice Dorn

• What I've learned in my first 10 months as a trader

• Four strategies for a losing trade

• Illusions and the blowup of a trader

• When learning how to trade, be sure to schedule in periods of inactivity

• Tom and Jim's suggested ETF portfolios

• More Bond ETFs

• 15 more Hedge Fund ETFs

• Young ETFs are growing fast

• Is the Dow or the S&P 500 a better investment?

• So you want to be the next Warren Buffett? How's your writing?

• Are you an income investor? Check out QuantumOnline.com

• New blog sighting - Distressed Debt Investing

• Useless finance

• Investment advice from Jack Bogle

• The promise of Twitter

• Is Facebook losing its glow?

• Hazardous health plans

• The credit report freebie that isn't

• Phishing attacks surge amid recession

• Ponzi schemes flock to YouTube

• Why we think it's OK to cheat and steal (sometimes)

• Pros and cons between credit cards and debit cards

• Looking for a customer service number? ContactHelp can help

• Not including a membership to my website, 6 things you can buy that will pay for themselves in a year

• More side businesses to generate multiple streams of income

• A levy on Joe Six Pack

• Tax Day protests

• The education of a Libertarian

• Wanda Sykes on the state of the economy

• Four reasons to be cheerful

• A true American hero

• "The point to remember is that what the government gives it must first take away." - John S. Coleman