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81.	Fight Back Against Unfair Debt Collection Practices: Lessons in Deception By Fred Williams Jul 21, 2010 Fred Williams, the author of Fight Back Against Unfair Debt Collection Practices: Know Your Rights and Protect Yourself from Threats, Lies, and Intimidation, describes his experiences during his first week working at a debt collection agency.
82.	Introduction to Fire Your Stock Analyst!: Analyzing Stocks On Your Own, 2nd Edition By Harry Domash Jul 19, 2010 Want to be your own stock analyst? This chapter will show you how to identify potential candidates, weed out the obvious misfits, research and analyze the survivors, pick the best prospects, and, equally important, apply a clear-cut set of selling rules.
83.	Buying at the Point of Maximum Pessimism: A Rare Opportunity By Scott Phillips May 25, 2010 Rare-earth minerals are used in everything from cell phones to Toyota Priuses. The rare-earth industry presents a growing opportunity for investors to participate in the rapid growth of technology.
84.	Introduction to Harmonic Trading, Volume Two: Advanced Strategies for Profiting from the Natural Order of the Financial Markets By Scott M. Carney May 5, 2010 Scott M. Carney gives an overview of the strategies outlined in his book -- entirely new concepts that build upon the prior material presented within the Harmonic Trading approach.
85.	Understanding ETFs and Why They Beat Mutual Funds By Jeffrey Feldman, Andrew Hyman Apr 29, 2010 Jeffrey Feldman and Andrew Hyman explain why ETFs are the ideal low-cost tool for an investor who wants to take charge of her portfolio.
86.	Retirementology: Great Expectations By Gregory Salsbury Apr 28, 2010 Mark Twain said, "Climate is what we expect, weather is what we get." When it comes to expectations, the best thing you can do is check them at the door and plan for all kinds of weather in retirement. Gregory Salsbury shows you how to manage your retirement expectations and improve your retirementology IQ.
87.	Introduction to Harmonic Trading: Profiting from the Natural Order of the Financial Markets By Scott M. Carney Apr 27, 2010 Scott M. Carney explains what harmonic trading is, the three stages of harmonic trading, and how it can help you identify, execute, and manage trade opportunities.
88.	Financing the Future: The Evolution of Finance By Franklin Allen, Glenn Yago Apr 8, 2010 Learn to move beyond the noise and reclaim the concept of financial innovation. Throughout history, advances in financing have expanded opportunities and democratized societies, and their potential is still ready to be grasped today.
89.	Investment Wisdom for Building a Better Life: Focus Your Predictions on What You Can Control: Your Priorities By Saly A. Glassman Apr 1, 2010 You can't predict what you can't control. You can make some predictions, and an informed advisor can help you make even better decisions. But it's unrealistic to rely solely on predictions as an investment strategy. A more reasonable approach is to design an investment strategy around your ranked priorities, with a contingency plan to back it up.
90.	Investment Wisdom for Building a Better Life: Rules Are Essential, but They Do Not Guarantee a Win By Saly A. Glassman Mar 31, 2010 Following investment rules doesn't necessarily mean you won't lose sometimes. However, using the rules as a general, meaningful guideline, even if you have to be flexible at times, is wise.
91.	Introduction to It's About More Than the Money: Investment Wisdom for Building a Better Life By Saly A. Glassman Mar 30, 2010 In this introduction to her book, Saly A. Glassman explains how she will help you get your investments back on track and restore the confidence you need to be a successful investor.
92.	Introduction to Higher Returns from Safe Investments: Using Bonds, Stocks, and Options to Generate Lifetime Income By Marvin Appel Mar 10, 2010 Marvin Appel explains that the income-generating strategies you will learn from this book are those that have been safer than the typical investment in the stock market and have the potential to return more than the average investment in the bond market.
93.	What Is Financial Planning? By Bonnie Kirchner Feb 24, 2010 Whether you work with a generalist or a specialist, it is important to have an integrated financial plan. Bonnie Kirchner explains financial planning and the difference between a generalist and financial specialists.
94.	Sports Fans vs. Traditional Economics: Why Many Economists Think the Fans are On to Something By David J. Berri, Martin B. Schmidt Feb 23, 2010 Economists David J. Berri and Martin B. Schmidt look at the way data influences decisions in sports -- sometimes to detrimental effect -- and how fans may do a better job of evaluating players than the coaches and general managers.
95.	Introduction to Buy - DON'T Hold: Investing with ETFs Using Relative Strength to Increase Returns with Less Risk By Leslie N. Masonson Feb 22, 2010 Leslie N. Masonson introduces his book and discusses his experience, the purpose of the book and why he wrote it, and the benefits of managing your own investments.
96.	Introduction to the Economics of Food: What Goes Up… By Patrick Westhoff Feb 18, 2010 Patrick Westhoff explains how understanding why food prices rise and fall can help us anticipate and react to future market developments and make important decisions as a society about how best to feed and fuel the planet.
97.	Introduction to Market Upside Down: How to Invest Profitably in a Shrinking Economy By Vinh Q. Tran Feb 4, 2010 When the next crisis comes, where will the United States and its citizens find the resources to combat and recover?
98.	The Rise and Fall of Commodities: An Introduction By Carley Garner Feb 2, 2010 Becoming a consistently profitable trader isn't easy, but it isn't synonymous with chasing the proverbial end of the rainbow either. With the proper background, hard work, and the experience that comes with inevitable tough lessons, Carley Garner shows how long-term success is possible.
99.	Money Talk with Liz Weston for January 28, 2010 By Liz Pulliam Weston Jan 28, 2010 Liz Weston discusses fessing up on taxes, what to expect when you're turned down for credit and rebuilding your scores.
100.	Money Talk with Liz Weston for January 22, 2010 By Liz Pulliam Weston Jan 22, 2010 Liz Weston discusses retirement planning with a big age difference, why spouses need their own credit and what credit card users need to know.

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