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Monday, September 8, 2008
  Economic ignorance and your money
  The Week Ahead: Derailing the derailment
  ETF of the Month: Bear market mysteries
  Peaceful Wealth: Investing in tough times
  Technician's Take: Here comes the Fed on a white horse

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Economic ignorance and your money
Lots of silly arguments on the economy are being made from both sides of the political aisle. Roland Manarin makes some unbiased economic suggestions for the U.S. Presidential candidates.
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The Week Ahead: Derailing the derailment
Derailing the derailment apparently is the (semi-emergency) objective of what is being reported as a Fed effort to backstop both Fannie and Fredie, in an attempt to stabilize either entity. While this may afford certain flexibilities; what it doesn't remove is clear and rising uncertainty.
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ETF of the Month: Bear market mysteries
No doubt about it, we're in a bear market. This week, John Nyaradi takes a look at the ETF of the Month for August. You are likely to be surprised by the results.
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Peaceful Wealth: Investing in tough times
The market has continued its steep declines and many investors are worried. How about you? Can you achieve your goals in a down market? Do you know what to buy and where to turn to maximize your potential for success? Can you sleep at night about your retirement? The decisions you make today will affect your future. Wealth management coach R. Scott Maxwell offers a five-step action plan.
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Technician's Take: Here comes the Fed on a white horse
Jack Steiman of SwingTradeOnline.com gives his take of the Fed's move to back the big, insolvent mortgage lenders Fannie and Freddie. Jack wonders if someone's knowledge of this news (not announced at the time) caused the market's late rally on Friday. He also discusses why the bears have reason to be upset.
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This Week's Question:
If elected, will Obama/Biden help or hurt the financial markets?

As always, click here to e-mail us your best response (whether funny, intellectual, thought-provoking, cynical, etc.). Include your name and city/state with your response. This week's winner will get a $25 Best Buy gift card.

Congratulations to last week's Speak Out winner: Glen P. from Mena, AR. In response to last week's question ("Do the rich pay their fair share of taxes?"), Glen said:

"Absolutely the rich are paying their fair share of the taxes. Every statistic I have been able to find indicates that 5% of taxpayers pay 75-80% of the total taxes collected. So, how high a top tax rate would the naysayers place on the "rich" and how far would they go with this "wealth redistribution"? I am a man of modest means and not wealthy by any known definition of the word, but I do not believe in the socialistic approach of redistributing wealth by raising taxes on the wealthy."

Please note the above opinions do not represent the views of Investors Alley Corporation, its employees, or its affiliates.