Christmas On Wall Street

• Will Santa Claus rally the markets this year? (BusinessDay)

• 2009 review & 2010 preview (Prag Cap)

• In retrospect: a year that is almost over! (Value Expectations)

• 2010 should be a "can't-lose year" for investors (Daily Finance)

• "If there is one word I would use to describe 2008, it would be exhilarating. For 2009, I would use the word draining." - Tim Knight

• A bubble in pessimism? (Prag Cap)

• The avalance of good news continues (Navellier)

• Why the market warrants caution (Minyanville)

• Aden sisters warn of market breathers (MarketWatch)

• Decidedly speculative (John Hussman)

• The rally may be running out of time (Bill Fleckenstein)

• I'm sick and tired of your gloom and doom (Jutia)

• The easy money has been made (Big Picture)

• Four things to keep you up an night (Zero Hedge)

• Everything depends on the dollar (Yahoo Finance)

• Everyone keeps looking (and hoping) for a correction (Stock Chartist)

• Investors would be wise to ignore the 'Goldilocks' recovery scenario (Daily Finance)

• 11,400 is the fair value for the Dow (Donaldson Capital)

• Be careful for what you wish for! Price/Earnings in historical context (Slope Of Hope)

• S&P 500 to climb to 1,350 next year (Bloomberg)

• Breakout? Not so darn fast! (Trader Mike)

• Weekly levels in the S&P, Nasdaq & The Dow (Afraid To Trade)

• Why S&P 1,121 matters (Green Faucet)

• Mums the word for the Fed this week? (MarketWatch)

• Long-term interest rates are headed higher (MarketWatch)

• Will investors be rewarded for the crowded bet on inflation next year? (WSJ)

• The ugly Fed (Monetary Freedom)

• The Fed's balance sheet (Burning Platform)

• Should the Fed be the nation's bubble fighter? (Econbrowser)

• Bernanke's unfinished mission (New York Times)

• Tomorrow marks an important one-year anniversary (Bespoke)

• Cramer & Greenspan together again (Infectious Greed)

• What happens when the Fed stops goosing mortgage rates (Calculated Risk)

• Wall Street now officially owns Washington (Business Insider)

• The pork report (Big Government)

• The Obama Bull! (Bespoke)

• Is government debt the next crisis? (ZenTrader)

• Implications of Major S&P component changes (24/7 Wall St.)

• More stock supply headed toward the market next year (Bloomberg)

• S&P 500 market cap vs. Stock buybacks (EconomPic)

• Money flows through November (Morningstar)

• Phantom shares & naked shorting (Bloomberg)

• Wall Street is looking at the wrong 60 years (AR+Alpha)

• Ultimate guide to becoming a quant (Simoleon Sense)

• 4 catalysts that could rebound the dollar (Jutia)

• What happens if there is a real rush to the dollar? (StockTiming)

• 5 reasons gold is in a bubble (Prag Cap)

• Gold as a hedge and safe haven (CXO)

• Interesting comparisons between Gold rallies over the past 3 years (Big Picture)

• What's the gold/oil ratio telling us? (Green Faucet)

• 2010 will be challenging for policymakers and China (Finance Asia)

• 10 American industries that will be destroyed in the next decade (Business Insider)

• The trauma of joblessness in U.S. (NYT)

• Scrooge returns! (Daily Finance)

• Where the jobs will be, eventually (Minyanville)

• Monitoring temp help as a predictor for the labor market (EconomPic)

• Students defaulting loans at astounding rate (Street Insider)

• Bad investment ideas for 2010 (Morningstar)

• Boring stocks are sexy! (MarketBeat)

• 10 stocks that have growth at a low price (Bloomberg)

• My best bets for 2010 (James K. Glassman)

• Joe Fahmy's watch list (Joe Fahmy)

• Cramer's diversifed dividend portfolio (TheStreet)

• 10 all-star dividend stocks (Motley Fool)

• Dividend distributions by sector (CNBC)

• Stocks going ex dividend the last week of December (Stockerblog)

• 64 companies that are all amazing shorts (Timothy Sykes)

• Screening for beta (Esignal)

• Q&A with James Altucher (BloggingStocks)

• Expertise development is a process (StockBee)

• Why 90% of newbie traders fail (Green Faucet)

• Does CEO age have an effect on stock performance? (StockerBlog)

• How to value stocks using DCF (Old School Value)

• How to buy steak for the price of hamburger (Minyanville)

• Stock split basics (ISTB)

• How to determine support & resistance levels (Trader Planet)

• The key to longevity in markets is being able to stand aside when markets aren't giving you good pitches (TraderFeed)

• Overcoming a range bound market (Steve Hood)

• Trend Day or Range Day? (Vertical Solutions)

• Remember the past, but then forget it! (Don Miller)

• How to trade momentum, part II (StockBee)

• Do you confirm your trades through multiple time frames analysis? (Trader Planet)

• What if all of your problems were psychological problems? (Trader Planet)

• 10 lessons for investors from a dismal decade (MarketWatch)

• Google spreadsheet to backtest portfolio returns (Google)

• What day traders do on Sundays (WSJ)

• ETF trends to watch in 2010 (MarketWatch)

• Steer Clear of Hedge-Fund ETFs (Kiplinger)

• ETFs get religion (Daily Finance)

• High-yield ETFs' love-hate relationship with investors (WSJ)

• Single-state ETFs don't belong on investors' maps (MarketWatch)

• What every investor should know about ETNs (Daily Finance)

• 23 funds that comb the market for Bargains (Smart Money)

• Who deserves a lump of coal in the mutual fund industry (MarketWatch)

• How does your performance compare with these top fund managers? (Daily Finance)

• Nobody cares more about your money than you do (Get Rich Slowly)

• 4 questions to ask when evaluating a financial planner (Kiplinger)

• Value Line dumps its most valued employee (Crossing Wall Street)

• Thank you for the nice reviews! (Investimonials)

• Looking to switch to another broker? Another survey to consider (The Digerati Life)

• A review of Zecco (Dough Roller)

• Now you can "paper trade" from your iPhone (ISTB)

• Are your U.S. Treasury bonds safe? (WSJ)

• Buying bonds? Use caution! (Bankrate)

• Should you reduce your 401(k) contribution? (Business Insider)

• Saving for college? A nice 529 Guide (Clark Howard)

• Where the Fortune 50 CEOs went to college (Free Market Mojo)

• 2010 best resale value awards (Kelly Blue Book)

• The top 10 money movies of the decade (Man vs. Debt)

• What would you be willing to do for a million dollars? (Len Penzo)

• Trick yourself into working better (Web Worker Daily)

• The 100 essential websites (Guardian)

• The top 10 of everything of 2009 (Time)

• The most popular free windows downloads of 2009 (Lifehacker)

• Congrats to all of the 75 best business blogs of 2009 (Business Pundit)

• What twitter type are you? (OpenForum)

• This will come in handy right now - a holiday tipping guide! (Emily Post)

• Just in time for Wall Street bonus season! (Whack-a-Banker)

• Life is officially unfair. Get over it! (Dr. Z)

• It's your life. No more lame excuses (Minyanville)

• "The most important rule of trading is to play good defense, not great offense. Every day I assume every position I have is wrong. I know where my stop risk points are going to be. I do that so I can define my maximum possible draw down." - Paul Tudor Jones