What do you think about the newest 'Love-Triangle' in the tech sector?

Microsoft wants Yahoo! but Google seems to have a problem with that for obvious reasons. Yahoo! has its own issues with Google and so does Microsoft.

What do you think would be the best solution to the 'problem'. Fell free to submit and sh

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This post outlines why Bernanke fights the battle on the wrong front and why it will cause him to loose the war.

The majority may not care about what Bernanke does but everybody will see the effects of his decision making and may be impacted by them one way or the other.

Is there anything that you can do about it?

No,

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You have to ask yourself the following question:

When is enough enough?

The Fed is clearly on the wrong path and Bernanke makes one bad decision after the other. It is about time for someone to have mercy on the economy and the consumers and stop Bernanke (it may be already to late for that).

What has the economy, the

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Warren Buffet made an offer to insure up to $800 Billion of municipal bonds...so what?

If you really bought into the rally today based on that you may want to rethink if you should really be in the market (it doesn't mater if you are alone or with the help, if that's what you want to call it, from mutual funds).

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According to the Fed there is no inflation problem (but of course they live in a world where food and energy has no impact at all on your life) and many investors hope for more rate-cuts to come.

What they seem to ignore is that every rate-cut has more of a negative impact on the economy that the positive impact hoped for. I

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The markets have closed a third day in positive territory and each day the reason for the rally seem to get more and more ridiculous. Yesterday it was the rating agencies today it is IBM but all of them really have no impact on the real problems such as inflation, housing and even consumer confidence.

The ignorance of probl

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This is the latest update to the on-going short stories. If you have time to take a coffee break at work or just wandering the web to kill some time you may want to read the small stories on the blog.

They are related to each other and updated at least once a week but incorporate elements from what happened in equity markets

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This post briefly details the four economic reports released yesterday and 'decodes' the message send by those reports to market participants. There is no doubt among the 'sophisticated players' in regards to the state of the economy, equity markets and consumers but the majority insists to be ignorant about the subject...a

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There is no doubt that you have noticed an increase in energy prices and maybe worse that you have felt the effects of it on your own life-style but have you ever taken one minute to think if it has to be that way?

The majority tries to fight the wave but never realizes that it makes no sense to even attempt that because you

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This post features a site review of 'The Money Kings', a valuable source of information which can help you to play the greatest game ever invented. You may ask yourself what this game is...

Well, you are 'forced' to play the game every single day, whether you like it or not. You may not be aware of the game and you most

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What happened to news channels that report a business story or comment on equity markets without a bias in either direction?

There were more stories than you could read yesterday and today while all the major news channels reported that yesterday was a terrible day in equity markets when the opposite was true.

Re

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Have you read the economic update which was released earlier today? One really has to wonder how a small group of people manages to put so many idiotic comments into one small update.

Not only is the update based on false and desperate hopes but it also paints the wrong economic picture. The idea behind

'The-Ship-Is-Sink

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This post describes the bull-trap many investors fell for and points out the signals given by the markets but ignored or misunderstood by the majority of market participants.

The bull trap which took three days to set-up and catch the bulls and two days to give them the 'silver bullet' presented many great opportunities f

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This post gives the two economic reports which were released today a closer look and what the data translates into for the economy.

Equity Markets had a seesaw session as some desperate fund managers and possibly retail investors mistook the 100 point dip as a buying opportunity (which is a bit funny and sad) and tried to ig

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Yahoo! refuses to throw in the towel and decides to put up a fight before it ends up at the short end. Microsoft may start to get a bit nervous but they will raise their offer and Google has been basically told in a polite way to back off.

News Corp. and a private equity firm to the rescue of Yahoo!

Will it work?

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Today saw another seesaw session but with a negative touch to it. The bears went to sleep after a long walk and the bulls charged ahead amid bargain hunting (always funny when you see professional investors try to hunt for bargains where no bargains are to be found).

There are several more economic reports to be released th

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Several major economic report were released earlier this morning and this post takes a closer look at them. Markets managed a slightly positive close but this can be viewed as the calm before the storm. Tomorrow's initial jobless number may have a little impact but the big news will come out on Friday...the Employment Report..

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