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May 06, 2006

Money clubs strike a

Money clubs strike a chord with South Bay consumers
Daily Breeze - Throughout the country, a new kind of self-help group is springing up: the money club. A distant relation to the stock investment clubs of the 1990s, money clubs emphasize financial growth and knowledge rather than strict moneymaking on savvy

Weird Financial News
Motley Fool - Lest you be focusing just on the more serious stories in the financial press, here's a brief recap of some weird financial news: Have you ever received a bill that was larger than you expected? It happened to Yahaya Wahab recently. The Malaysian man

Overnight, Japan embraces day trading
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - Takao Uchida looks at stock prices on two computer terminals in his apartment in Fujisawa, Japan, near Tokyo. Uchida, 29, recently quit a job as a computer engineer to become a full-time day trader and now heads a company to provide support for

Buy-Write Funds
Forbes - The shrinking universe of traditional fixed income securities requires me to be on a constant search for new products that can provide steady income, capital growth and a different risk profile. Unfortunately, most of these are equity-based products

Bush policy blow to Indiana
Herald-Bulletin - President Bush, in a rush to lift the burden of his unpopularity from fellow Republicans up for election, announced Tuesday that he ll ease pollution requirements on gas refineries. The goal is to tamp down gas prices. What that means is that

Updates, advisories and surprises
Investors Business Daily - Ntelos Holding reports quarterly loss of 52c (8:16 PM ET) SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Ntelos Holding Corp.( NTLS )late Wednesday reported a fiscal first-quarter net loss of $17.3 million, or 52 cents a share. Operating revenue at the Waynesboro

Posted by auctionbullet at May 6, 2006 11:58 PM