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December 2010

How Europe’s Debt Crisis Could Infect America

By Rick Newman, U.S. News, Ireland finally has a bailout and a lean new federal budget that should help the […]

Rip-Roaring China IPOs

By Eric Jackson, RealMoney Contributor, TheStreet.com, Wednesday’s price action in the new Chinese initial public offerings in Youku and Dangdang […]

Fed Won’t Raise for Years, Gross Says: Tom Keene

By Susanne Walker and Tom Keene, Bloomberg, Dec. 3 (Bloomberg) — Bill Gross, manager of the world’s largest bond fund […]

The Timeless Wisdom Of Jesse Livermore

From  Investors Business Daily, Why is stock investing hard? Take a step back to think, and you realize that stock […]

Crowdsourcing Their Way to Profits

By Andrew Bond, Motley Fool, For some companies, crowdsourcing is still more of an annoyance than an innovation tool. Crowdsourcing […]

The 10 Mistakes Investors Most Commonly Make

By By CHARLES WALLACE, Daily Finance, All investors make mistakes. Otherwise, we’d all be millionaires. The trick is figuring out […]

As Wages Rise, Time to Leave China?

By Joe Manget and Pierre Mercier, Business Week, Rising wages—together with currency fluctuations and high fuel costs—are eating away the […]

Santa Claus: Taking His Name in Vain

by Mark Hulbert, Yahoo Finance, Commentary: What does the ‘Santa Claus Rally’ mean, really? Will the real Santa Claus Rally […]

Copper Rises on Surprise Jump in Pending U.S. Home Resales, Supply Concern

By Yi Tian Copper prices rose to the highest in almost three weeks after an index of pending U.S. home […]

Yuan Withstands Europe Debt Crisis With Biggest Asian Gain: China Credit

By Bloomberg News China’s yuan is climbing the most in Asia as investors from UOB Asset Management Ltd. to Union […]