A few links for your review this Masters weekend...
Dow 11K: Then & Now (Wall St. Cheat Sheet)
Is Dow 11,000 truly significant? (Jutia)
The market's Twilight Zone (Afraid To Trade)
On tap next week - earnings season begins! (MarketBeat)
Charting earnings growth estimates (Bespoke)
Earnings expectations by the numbers (WSJ)
How the current market sentiment? A quick overview (Trader's Narrative)
Dow 11K: will it bring Mom & Pop back? (MarketBeat)
Shorts fear bear trap as U.S. stocks rally (Reuters)
Very important - sector earnings expectations (Bespoke)
Earnings season: to hold or not to hold (Yodzian)
Forget all the theories as to why the market keeps going higher, there really is only one reason (Todd Sullivan)
Bull Market, Chapter Two (Ken Fisher)
2Q investment themes (TheStreet)
Why do some investors perceive this market as cheap? (Ritholtz)
Graham's P/E10 ratio (Greenbackd)
Bringing perspective to current stock values (Mark Hulbert)
Signs of the apocalypse? (Humble Student)
How high is the wall of worry? (PragCap)
Are we at the point of maximum financial risk? (Esignal)
Expect near-term sluggishness, but the year-end outlook is bullish (Michael Ashbaugh)
Growth leading value (Eddy Elfenbeing)
Low-quality issues have outperformed high-quality issues (Mark Hulbert)
S&P levels implied by operating earnings & p/e ratio combos (InvestmentPostcards)
Will traders sell the earnings news like they did in January and October? (1Option)
Does anybody remember what a stock market correction looks like? (Investment Postcards)
ISI's DeGraaf predicts setback for U.S. stocks (Bloomberg)
Siegel sees more room to run (Guru Investor)
Don't say that Uncle Ben didn't warn you! (Eddy Elfenbein)
Technical A/D line signals bull market (MarketWatch)
Lots of small days beget more small days (MarketSci)
Can precious metals & U.S. Treasury bonds fall together? (Trader's Narrative)
What bond rates are suggesting for the intermediate-term (Quantifiable Edges)
Are company stock buybacks good news? (Jason Kelly)
Chart pattern indicator still green (Bulkowski)
When leading stock market indicators peak (Good Financial Cents)
Is this a recovery? (Investors Insight)
Consumers climb out of the bunkers (Ritholtz)
Perspectives on life in America (WSJ)
As millennials in the workforce encounter Generation X and baby boomers, a cultural clash is emerging (WP)
That whole Age of Frugality thing didn't last long, did it? (Reuters)
Investing in a retail rebound (Carol Kopp)
U.S. companies are sitting on a record pile of cash (Bloomberg)
Isn't it way too early to worry about the November political elections? (SFGate)
How politics caused fiscal disaster (David Stockman)
How Washington abetted the bank job (NYT)
How the nation's banks are ripping off American cities with the same predatory deals that brought down Greece (Rolling Stone)
"The U.S. today is a mirror image of the Roman Empire as it tipped into chaos. Whether we blame our bloated government, a greedy elite or a lethargic population, the similarities between the two foreshadow a gruesome future." - Mark Fisher
California cash running low (Bloomberg)
The new age of regulation is upon us (Anthony Scaramucci)
All eyes on the muni market (Rick Bookstaber)
Las Vegas's $8.5bn gamble (FT)
Las Vegas' economy isn't a reliable indicator for entire U.S. (LVRJ)
10 predictions from a venture capitalist (BI)
The most important chart of the century? (Trader's Narrative)
The future of public debt: prospects and implications (BIS)
Is the government learning the wrong lessons from the country's economic rebound? (Economist)
Are higher taxes truly inevitable? (Zero Hedge)
Did you know that lower tax collections are bullish for stocks? (Trader's Narrative)
America's economy is set to shift away from consumption and debt and towards exports and saving (Economist)
Investing in an increasing interest rate environment has not been as scary as most people would have you believe (Thomas Kee)
The best strategy now may be to do nothing? (MoneyWeek)
10 observations on the risk of rising inflation (James Kostohryz)
The cost of rising commodities on the consumer (Bespoke)
The controlling factor now in global oil prices are the five billion people in the developing world (Gregor)
Time to go long coal? (Trader's Narrative)
Very interesting - an introduction to drilling offshore oil wells (Trees Full Of Money)
Widespread adoption of electric vehicles would drive up the price of lithium (24/7 Wall St.)
Banks to buy ahead of earnings (Dick Bove)
Bank investors should watch illiquid assets (WSJ)
Biotech stocks facing FDA decisions (TheStreet)
What's inside Apple's iPad (BW)
What are the best stock trading applications for the iPad? (The Wild Investor)
Ciena is a way to play the AT&T buildout (Jim Cramer)
Costco is a place where you go broke saving money (Science Blogs)
Weekly winners & losers among the IBD 100 (IBD)
Sector stock leaders turn in a week of strong gains (IBD)
Next week's game plan according to Cramer (TheStreet)
Stock picks of advisers ahead of where they stood at bull market peak (Mark Hulbert)
Gearing up for earnings season? Here are the most volatile stocks on earnings report days (Bespoke)
Chart pattern setups to review this weekend (Bulkowski)
Four stocks that seem ready to rebound (John Dorfman)
25 stocks that only go up (Ryan Mallory)
21 stocks with mojo (StockBee)
Take a gander at the Home Run Index (Value Expectations)
Three stocks with low price-to-sales ratios (SmartMoney)
Six stocks for uncertain times (John Reese)
The top three most popular bid-cap stocks (AlphaClone)
Whitney Tilson's long & short positions (Market Folly)
The Graham Strategy - still a winner after 60+ years (Guru Investor)
What makes individual investors trade more or less? (CXO)
Need help figuring out optimal trading position sizes? Play this game! (Van Tharp)
10 psychological, valuation & adaptive investing rules (Ritholtz)
Does success breed failure? (Options For Rookies)
Thinking like an economist: when does it pay off? (Jeff Miller)
Are you consistently mentally prepared? (Trader Interviews)
A major advantage of being an experienced trader is knowing what you don't know about markets and trading (Jim Wyckoff)
xTrends trading rules (SharePlanner)
Trader better by keeping it simple (Portfolio Tilt)
6 simple questions to ask yourself at the end of every trading day (TraderFeed)
6 things you can do right now to improve your trading (The Wild Investor)
The importance of getting to know your stocks (Derek Hernquist)
Three important considerations for selecting a trading coach (TraderFeed)
Growing your trading size and how to take more risk (TraderFeed)
How to deal with misleading research (Jeff Miller)
5 tradings discuss their overall trading strategies (Trading Markets)
A look at Lichello's AIM system (Praveen Puri)
Do 80% of all options on futures really expire worthless? (Jim Wyckoff)
What's the difference between log versus arithmetic scaling on charts? (StockCharts)
10 basic things you need to know before shorting a stock (Trading Markets)
How to read options activity (Steve Smith)
Private equity IPOs almost as a rule cannot be trusted (WSJ)
How to value stocks (James Altucher)
You always own too little of that winning stock (Jonathan Hoenig)
Usng Gann to trade the main trend (TradingMarkets)
Two ways to determine trend strength (Trading Markets)
Tracking market strength with moving average indicators (TraderFeed)
Is investor sentiment a better predictor of future stock returns in bull markets or bear markets? (CXO)
You should focus different strategies such as trend or mean-reversion on different stocks of the index rather than trying to create a universal system (CSS Analytics)
How to calculate ROI (Accounting Scholar)
Time tested trading tips (Traders' Library)
What works in investing? 5 simple things (Magic Diligence)
Springtime is an ideal opportunity to reflect on four important rules (WSJ)
Clark's simple investing guide (Clark Howard)
Why the Yale Model of Investing doesn't work for everybody (Harvard Business Review)
A better way to slice your portfolio (SFO)
Attention lazy portfolio investors - a checkup on the OSV passive model portfolio Q1 results (Old School Value)
Under the microscope - a sector rotation ETF (ETFdb)
This week in ETFs (ETFdb)
1 year after the crash - biggest ETF winners & losers by country and sector (ETF Base)
A set of ETFs to survive April's showers (Jim Lowell)
An update on active ETFs (Intelligent Speculator)
Leveraged and inverse ETF performance year to date (Bespoke)
The shocking truth about leveraged ETFs (ETFdb)
What about a strategy that focuses on sector ETF momentum with selective shorting of losers? (CXO)
Asset allocation - a correlation analysis utilizing ETFs (PrudentTrader)
Fine tuning your asset allocation (Merriman)
Alternate constituent weightings in the S&P 500 (Richard Shaw)
Fund seeks to demystify quants (WSJ)
The jury is still out on using commodity funds for portfolio diversification (WSJ)
Old-fashioned investing advice still applies (LAT)
Q&A with Jason Zweig (WealthTrack)
Money lessons from a financial pro (Jonathan Burton)
Eight do's and don'ts for your 401k (Robert Powell)
Top 10 reasons to not plan for retirement (Randy Neumann)
How's your level of self-control? (Systematic Relative Strength)
Do you know that nearly half of U.S. households escape Fed Income Tax? (CNBC)
Tax time is a good time to consider a Berky (Phil Town)
A website to help you find a better bank (FindABetterBank)
A website to help you create monetary loans between friends and family (LendFriend)
6 secrets of a credit score (Budgets Are Sexy)
After your spring cleaning, be sure to do a home inventory (CashMoneyLife)
The best things to buy in April (LifeHacker)
Tired of wasting money razor blades? A neat work around (Lifehacker)
Top 5 internet scams to watch out for (Financial Highway)
Have you learned how to say no? (WiseBread)
Managing your mindset (Open)
This is something I continue to work on - i.e. learning how to clear your life of non-essential tasks (Zen Habits)
What's your plan for next week? A tool to help you manage your tasks (WeekPlan)
The important link between productivity and success (TraderFeed)
15 Google interview questions that will make you feel stupid (BI)
Good question: why are 25 hedge fund managers worth 658,000 teachers? (Huffington)
What would you do with a billion dollars? (Huffington)
Never forget that with great success in the markets, you also have a key responsibility to help others. Here are 34 little ways to share with the world (Zen Habits)
"The key is not the 'will to win' - everyone has that. It is the will to prepare to win that is important." - Bob Knight
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