How Can Tried And Tested Forex Trading Systems Fail SO Often Posted By : Christopher Temple

So why some Forex Traders fail? I've been thinking long and hard about that.

THE COACHELLA VALLEY HOUSING MARKET Posted By : Sebastian

The figures relating to declining home sales in the Coachella Valley as summer begins and temperatures rise do not look good. But as with all things, even poor figures in a strong housing market make for headlines, but have little affect on reality.

ABN CEO says merger with Barclays is better: report

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Barclays would make a better merger candidate with ABN AMRO than a bid by a group led by Royal Bank of Scotland aimed at breaking up the Dutch bank, a Dutch newspaper quoted ABN's chief executive as saying on Saturday.

CAT execs say internal issues key in earnings miss

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Executives at Caterpillar Inc. , the U.S. heavy equipment maker whose disappointing earnings dragged Wall Street into the red on Friday, said internal company factors -- as much as broader economic headwinds -- were to blame for the company's bad quarter.

Stock bull riders eye home sales, earnings

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Home sales and a report on economic growth may help investors decide if they want to keep riding a bull market in stocks, while a torrent of quarterly earnings reports will no doubt cause some anxious moments.

Internet entrepreneur details Dow Jones proposal

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Internet entrepreneur Brad Greenspan outlined a new proposal on Friday to keep Dow Jones & Co Inc out of Rupert Murdoch's hands, saying his plan could help boost the stock price to above $100.

Bear Stearns to be sued over subprime funds: CNBC

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors in Bear Stearns Cos. hedge funds that were virtually wiped out from large bets on risky mortgages are planning to sue the company as early as Monday, television channel CNBC reported on Friday.

U.S. home builder woes reach into other industries

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The anemic U.S. housing market has hurt various industries from makers of air conditioners to earth movers, with several manufacturers reporting their top lines have been bruised by the slowdown.

Redstones take family squabble public

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Redstones, the family that controls Viacom Inc. and CBS Corp., have taken their private squabble public in a battle that throws into question succession plans for the global media company.

Google to bid for U.S. airwaves if condition added

WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Google Inc said on Friday it would take part in a major auction of wireless spectrum airwaves, meeting a minimum required bid of $4.6 billion, if U.S. regulators added a sale condition that Google said would promote an open wireless market.

Shell ordered to suspend Arctic offshore drilling

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - A U.S. federal appeals court has ordered Royal Dutch Shell Plc to suspend oil exploration operations in the Beaufort Sea off the north coast of Alaska pending a legal challenge being brought by environmental activists and Alaska native groups.

Broadcom gets Wells notice from SEC

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Chip maker Broadcom Corp. received a Wells notice from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission stemming from an investigation into its historical option granting practices, according to a filing.