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finally somebody has seen fit to make a list longer than (the same old) 100
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These are 'delicate' times for the world's dominant currency. The U.S. dollar's 20-per-cent plunge this year might simply be a dramatic rebalancing of the world order. But if the biggest economies don't find ways to adjust, the pain will be widespread and
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While a gradual decline in the dollar versus certain currencies may resolve some trade problems, the rapid decline of recent days does not serve any national interest. In such circumstances, governments generally take action.
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One underappreciated and underreported aspect of the various financial disasters that have unfolded over the past year or so are the indirect costs and far-reaching knock-on effects.
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the five largest U.S. brokers and banks -- Citigroup, J.P. Morgan Chase and Bank of America -- have $4.1 trillion of these Level 2 assets on their balance sheets. That's almost 10 times their shareholder equity.(!!!)
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The traders who are most at risk are those that fight markets, trade larger or more often to recapture lost money, and can't stay out of the water when conditions are unfavorable. All traders lose money; it's how you trade when you're down that makes all
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Ever wanted to know what to do when there’s a gap up or gap down in the US Indexes? Here is a type of strategy that can help you add profits and clarity when this situation occurs.(tags: trading)
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Prices will sink even deeper. When it comes to housing, 2008 will be one bleak house scenario.
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The economy, housing, employment and the markets: What will matter most to your money next year?
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The stock market had more hairpin turns than a mountain highway this summer. You'd better keep that seat belt tight.
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the uptrend continues!
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Earl Crawley, 69, better known as Mr. Earl, earns $20,000 a year as a parking-lot attendant. But he has amassed a stock portfolio worth more than $500,000. (via Kirk)
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The dollar’s status as a cheaply-produced US export is a vital part of our economy. Losing this status could rock the financial lives of both Americans and the worldwide economy. (via Kirk)
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