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• For corporate America, a penny saved is a penny earned

• The nation’s economists are cautiously crawling out of their bunkers

• Earnings & exit strategies

• Jobs lost and gained during the recession by sector

• The case for a V-shaped jobs recovery

• Even bears say worst is over. Now what?

• Peter Orszag sees better GDP

• Promising signs for the economy and the market

• 9 reasons the economy won’t recover soon

• 7 reasons why housing hasn’t bottomed out yet

• Home prices and the stock market

• Have the tough times for consumer discretionary already been priced in?

• Leading index shows recession may be nearing end

• Should you trade according to the ISM?

• Tracking spending on food

• Summer Fever!

• Las Vegas’s rise and fall has been more dramatic than most

• A quick and dirty way to evaluate investor sentiment and risk appetite

• Two sectors to watch in an overbought market

• What went wrong with economics

• Stimulus watch

• The economics of infrastructure spending

• Hope will not end the recession

• Hank rewrites history

• Geithner’s tough task

• Deceptions, Deceit and Distrust

• Bernanke may hold rates down by showing he can reverse course

• 6 reasons to abolish the Fed

• Bailouts to cost only $23.7 trillion

• The long-term budget outlook

• The small business surtax

• The Me Generation has lived up to its name

• U.S. companies paid more taxes overseas

• Are big banks getting cheeky?

• Nothing brings out buyers like higher prices

• Sentiment survey check

• The market from a Lindsay Model perspective

• “My upside price target is about 1200 on the S&P 500. I have to say that this doesn’t make any sense considering what I think I know about the economy, which is why I try to ignore fundamentals in favor of the charts.” – Carl Swenlin

• 10 key upside & downside targets

• Are we in the midst of a 17-year bear market?

• Goldman expects a sustained rally

• Should we care that Goldman Sachs raised its year-end target?

• A topping out process?

• John Hussman’s two questions

• Bulkowski’s chat pattern indicator flashes green

• Trade like Bill Gross

• Grading Doug Kass

• John Henry is back in the game

• Oily charts

• Oil stocks are trading at a deep discount

• Three ways to look at gold

• Is GLD a good deal?

• Fiscal ruin of the Western world beckons

• Stimulus the Chinese way

• Trade frictions mount between US & China

• China’s corporate bond market set for explosive reopening

• Making the case for being long India

• Russia’s value stocks

• Britain’s unpaid bills

• Europe on the brink

• Pension problems in Canada

• Which currencies are overvalued?

• US Dollar about to pop?

• Earnings to watch this week

• Yahoo’s earnings calendar and preview

• Coiled springs

• John Dorfman’s shares another screen

• A simple stock screen which is up +1,633% since 1998

• Screening with Philip Fisher

• Jim Cramer’s latest trades show him going long eBay and Altria

• 11 stocks with wide moats

• Do Intel’s numbers spell recovery?

• The future of Human Genome

• The Joy of Sachs

• A tease for Regency Energy Partners

• Stocks that tend to lose the most in a bear market are the best performers in the previous bull market

• RSI (2) vs. DV (2)

• Simple tools for testing trading ideas

• Trading options expiration days

• There’s no room for perfection in trading

• What’s your bias?

• 13 trading barriers

• Mark Cook’s seven major rules for day trading

• Mistakes for value investors

• The dark side of leverage

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• Jeff Miller’s weekly ETF update

• Direxion tackles Real Estate

• The triple ETF options landscape

• The best world ETF?

• More index funds sought for 401(k)s

• 5 reasons your mutual funds may not reflect market upswing

• Many financial planners are concerned about the possibility of huge changes in the Roth rules

• Timing your social security benefits

• New times for new scams as subprime brokers resurface as loan fixers

• Job seekers fall for fake check scam

• What’s the true cost of anything you buy on credit?

• Do you need to wear eye glasses? If so, figure out which frames look best on you

• 25 frugal ways to beat summer boredom

• Lucas Van Praag’s to-do list

• Do’s and Don’ts for your Goldman Sachs internship

• “The traits of a successful trader: The most important is discipline – I am sure everyone says that. Second, you have to have patience; if you have a good trade on, you have to be able to stay with it. Third, you need courage to go into the market, and courage comes from adequate capitalization. Fourth, you must have a willingness to lose; that is also related to adequate capitalization. Fifth, you need a strong desire to win.” – Gary Bielfeldt

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