A few of my favorite links to review over the weekend...
Markets by the numbers (MarketBeat)
Investor fears outweigh stunning earnings gains (USA Today)
This week's top stories (Street Insider)
Other than the Friday jobs report, what on tap for next week? (Minyanville)
A historical look at the market's performance in August (CXO)
Will a hot July heat up the rest of 2010? (Robert Hum)
How unusual is this year so far? Not so much (Bespoke)
Based on history, hope for U.S. stocks (Jon Markman)
What do the monthly moving averages suggest to investors? (dshort)
Are risky assets back in vogue? (Michael Kahn)
Bill Gross offers his investment outlook (Pimco)
Why the recession ended (Dirk Van Dijk)
A 2nd half slowdown update (Calculated Risk)
Why you should ignore the GDP report and most economic data for that matter (Jim Rogers)
ECRI falls deeper in to the abyss (Bond Squawk)
More double dip chatter (Daryl Montgomery)
If and when these 10 factors come about, the market will have already priced it in (Zero Hedge)
What's really going to drive economic growth in the U.S.? (Market Talk)
Where is all that sidelined cash heading next? (Gary Alexander)
If you are listening to conference calls - a new trend between business want versus need (Herb Greenberg)
Forget about earnings - that news is already four months old (Irwin Kellner)
Federal debt and the risk of a fiscal crisis (CBO)
Who owns America's debt? (Mint)
Is the Fed really out of bullets? (AI Blog)
More stress testing skepticism (Bloomberg)
Lobbyists go to work on financial reform (NYT)
It's time to put the brakes on trading speed (Traders Mag)
Time to prepare for runaway inflation? (Finance Trends)
Or, maybe deflation? (BI)
Lost your home? Good news - more money to buy an iPad (BL)
What does the sector timing model say? (TickerSense)
Inside the Glenn Beck Goldline Scheme (Ritholtz)
The only gold stock worth owning? (James Altucher)
Is a robotic car in your future? (Freakonomics)
Why currencies plan an important role in earnings (Jutia)
Dollar weakness = stock market strength (Jeff Miller)
Time to go long Chile (Wall St. Cheat Sheet)
Eight reasons to buy China (James Altucher)
The five places to invest before you retire (Jon Markman)
Making the case for owning Morgan Stanley (Alice Schroeder)
Top stocks ranked by momentum and sector (The Patient Fisherman)
First rate companies with great balance sheets and attractive dividend yields (Technology Investor)
Five stock ideas to research this week (James Altucher)
You know I don't like so-called safe stocks. Here are three (Value Line)
How about an update on the Livermore Active Issues Index? (CSS Analytics)
Three small firms with heavy trading volume (Jack Hough)
10 earnings surprises for analysts (CNBC)
Cheap, big-cap stocks (Wall Street Pit)
Magic Formula stocks near yearly lows (Magic Diligence)
Cramer's comeback stocks (CNBC)
Like watching whales? Although not as nice as Alphaclone, but the price is better (Whale Wisdom)
S&P's list of LBO candidates (Greenbackd)
Companies ripe for stock buybacks or dividends (BW)
Interest in speculating in nanotech continues (StockerBlog)
Trading rules from the Marines (Slope Of Hope)
The 7 deadly sins of trading (Essentials of Trading)
Do you love to predict the markets? Resist the urge! (PrudentTrader)
Be honest with yourself and learn from your mistakes (Attitrade)
A hungry trader makes for a risky trader (CNBC)
Many traders need far less talk, much more focus (Anni)
What should you do when you have an unusually high losing day? (StockGuy22)
Stock trading lessons I learned from a dog (Crosshairs Trader)
It is fairly simple to test this thesis that "moving averages no longer work since 1990" (Mebane Faber)
The stories of moving averages' demise are greatly exaggerated (MarketSci)
Combining trend-following and countertrend indicators (Jay Kaeppel)
Does average volatility of individual stock prices, as a measure of market risk, usefully predict stock market behavior? (CXO)
Three factors to look for in every pullback setup (Trading Markets)
7 psychological quirks that destroy investment returns (Monevator)
A look at how we make choices (Ted)
Low stock allocations can be riskier than high stock allocations (ValueWalk)
How to read financial statements (Howard Gold)
How short-selling sleuths spot accounting gimmicks on financial reports (Matt Andrejczak)
How do you organize your thinking about investments? (The Research Puzzle)
How to find enduring moats like Buffett (John Reese)
Using candles to identify market behavior (Danial Gramza)
A few of the ways a portfolio should be diversified (Intelligent Speculator)
Seth Klarman's book recommendations (ValueWalk)
ETF list of new highs can help you understand money flows (ETFreplay)
Leveraged ETFs, volatility and range-bound markets (Vix & More)
Direxion brings dynamic volatility hedging to ETFs (Vix & More)
Losing faith in the market? Try these ETFs (ETFdb)
Do you need a hedged equity ETF (ETFdb)
Inside the not-so-simple currency ETFs (ETFdb)
Interesting - the most heavily shorted ETFs (ETF Channel)
A closer look at hedge fund ETFs (ETFdb)
A definitive guide to China ETFs (ETFdb)
Keeping track of the S&P 500 index trackers (Morningstar)
Understanding the risks of target-date funds (Mint Life)
Don't be a Madoff victim - how to avoid investment fraud (Digerati Life)
After bailing out the banks, more Americans now ranked as poor credit risk (Clark Howard)
A free money-management spreadsheet (Get Rich Slowly)
A new kind of wallet for spend happy Americans (Clark Howard)
How did we get to the point where almost half of our citizenry is excused from paying any federal income tax? (Smart Money)
Do-it-yourself treadmill desk (Lifehacker)
Tips for handling information overload (WebWorkerDaily)
How to create an environment in which you will thrive (Psychology Today)
Entrepreneurs, much like traders, have nothing to fear but fear of failure (Open)
Put Wolfram Alpha to good use (MakeUseOf)
Perhaps I should take a daily nap (Get Rich Slowly)
Get some exercise this weekend and trade better next week (LifeHacker)
"Winning is not a sometime thing; it's an all time thing. You don't win once in a while, you don't do things right once in a while, you do them right all the time. Winning is habit. Unfortunately, so is losing." - Vince Lombardi
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