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The New Economic Reality
The current financial crisis, started on tree-lined streets rimmed with homes, has blossomed into a full-fledged recession that threatens to indelibly change the U.S.
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Where AIG and Citi Went Wrong
As the U.S. readies even more bailout money for financial giants AIG and Citibank, taxpayers have the right to ask - how much more?
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Protecting Wealth
Current times are eerily similar to The Great Depression. Are some of the lessons learned during that chaotic time now applicable?
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Basic Technical Analysis
In the absence of strong fundamental factors, investors often turn to technical analysis to anticipate what is likely to happen, based on past events.
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Replacing Dividend Income
As corporate America looks to conserve capital, dividends are on the chopping block. For investors depending on dividend income, this adds insult to injury.
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Obama and the Markets
As administrations change, so will the national focus, giving rise to new investment opportunities.
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2009 Investment Blueprint
After a brutal 2008, investors are desperate for relief. Here are some steps to take to avoid disappointment.
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Year-End Investment Tips
The economic meltdown has wreaked havoc on most portfolios. It's time to rebalance and retrench.
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Investment-Grade Municipals
The current U.S. credit crisis and lack of liquidity has skewed many traditional investment relationships, creating attractive and solid opportunities.
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Asset Allocation
There is no "one-size fits" all approach to investing. Each investor is unique, with individual goals and worries. But some investing truisms apply to all investors.
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Creative Retirement Planning
As 2008 draws to a close, assess long-term financial security and become creative when planning for "the golden years." Begin by addressing inadequate savings.
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Seven Common Investor Mistakes
No matter the time frame or investment cycle, just starting out or a seasoned investor, it pays to be aware of common investor mistakes.
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Recessions and Crime
Periods of economic weakness are often accompanied by a jump in crime and investor scams. To be forewarned is to be forearmed.
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Post-Election Market Rally
Now that the U.S Presidential elections are complete, there's a theory that's gaining attention. It's called the Presidential Pump.
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The Financial Bailout
Global capital markets have undergone a seismic shift in the wake of the U.S. financial meltdown. The question is: where will this financial crisis lead?
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