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The financial crisis is a long way from over, but that doesn't mean you have to sit back and watch your retirement disappear. ChangeWave Investing Editor Toby Smith shares his two-pronged strategy for beginning to get back what you lost. More...
Massive Consumer Spending Breakdown
Survey results yield dismal 90-day outlook for all major spending categories. More...
Shorting stocks can deliver huge gains, but it's risky. ChangeWave Shorts Editor Michael Shulman tells you what you need to know before playing the 'dark side.' More...
Big Decline for Software Purchasing
Our latest survey shows the sharpest drop for corporate software purchasing on record. More...
Invest to Beat the Obama Blues: The way the punditocracy on cable business TV has been talking about Obama, you'd think this was the end of the world. Toby tells you why it's time to stop whining and start taking action to play the 'Barack bounce.'
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Apple's Earnings Foretold: Apple beat consensus estimates but lowered Mac sales projections. Should investors be worried? More...
Restaurants Starved for Business: Survey shows consumers are dining out less and choosing cheaper eats when they do. More...
The Fewest Dropped Calls: Verizon leads in performance, but can't beat the exclusive iPhone service provider, AT&T, in market share. More...
Mac Sales Slowing: Survey shows the consumer spending slowdown catches up with Apple as outlook for Macs looks weaker. More...
Consumer Shock: Our latest survey shows spending taking a big turn for the worse and confidence in the economy dropping. More...
Volume is contracting dramatically and our internal indicators are now modestly oversold, which leads us to believe that stocks can still rally from current levels since there seem to be few sellers remaining and sentiment indicators, too, are oversold.
