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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Bear Hunt
Investors finally turn bullish!
Financial system is starting to heal
Treasury reports $21 billion budget deficit
Uncle Sam borrows 46 cents for every dollar spent
The Fed cannot account for $9 trillion
States demand Fed cash sooner rather than later
Recession drains social security and medicare
Tax increases could kill the recovery
The worst crash since 1929 implies the best recovery since 1932?
It doesn't much matter what we call the rally since March 9
The good news bad news market
Now or never for the Nasdaq-100
Three sell triggers out of four
The rally is sustainable
Could U.S. stocks be engaged in a version of laughter therapy at the moment?
The market's one-track mind
An interesting sentiment indicator
Are you listening to what the market is telling you today?
Sector snapshot
Heavy short covering found in consumer discretionary and IT sectors
Where will new money go?
M&A pros believe the deal environment is showing signs of improvement
Insider selling adds to cautious tone
Like a lot of us, Jim Chanos sees bank fraud
On rock bottom housing prices
Sour commercial real estate loans threaten to hurt regional banks
US derivatives sector riled by Treasury tax plan
SEC looks to repeat the so-called Tower Amendment
FDIC seeks more power
Obama proposes new taxes on securities dealers, life insurance products and Americans with valuable estates
Energy stocks - that's where the real value can be found
Soaring commodities look to diverge
How the bond market could be eating your lunch
The yield curve knows best
Contrarian investment managers see reward from market's riskiest sectors
Beaten-down fund managers are back up
"If you're a professional money manager and you don't make a 100% return in one year starting today, you should look into other forms of employment." - Glen Bradford
Neuroeconomics is a big, fat hoax?
Investors go back on the defense again
Hedge funds' unshaken faith in gold
Dollar watch
Lawmakers pave the way for an IMF contribution
China is gobbling up oil again
Buy the pullback in the Hong Kong ETF?
Japanese housewives increase wagers
Russia stockpiles diamonds
World Bank's Zoellick stays cautious on global outlook
GM insiders get out of dodge
Chrysler's sorry state revealed
Cell Therapeutics is a trap
Buy the hype in China Digital TV?
FDA warns Cheerios on health claims
Intel's secret plan
The Feds got it wrong with Wells Fargo
A second chance at buying a winner?
Buy the best stock in the world before midnight!
The ultimate pirate fighting stock
11 companies bucking the dividend cuts trend
Barron's 500
It is helpful for traders to develop their own ways of viewing markets
Steps to a trade
10 ways to manage your trading risk
Did you know that adding simple moving average signals to asset class momentum investing may enhance returns
The pros and cons of several options strategies
Are you playing to your strengths?
Let Simon decide how to trade?
6 small things you can do when you lack discipline
The secret of self-control
The importance of admitting when we are wrong and other important things
Do you have a personal growth map?
Three lessons from Warren Buffett
Michaud takes on portfolio optimization's sacred cows
ETFs for whipping inflation
More active ETFs a comin'
You've got to cringe at this article headline - "Forget the analysis, just buy everything."
Ouch! Vanguard fund costs rise as stocks drop
Principled investing gains more fans
Can you trust your financial advisor?
Financial documents - to shred or not to shred?
Ideas for rebuilding your life and career
"Respect and embrace the very normal 50-62% retracements that take prices back to major trends. If a trade is missed, wait patiently for the market to retrace. Far more often than not, retracements happen just as we are about to give up hope that they shall not." - John Mauldin

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