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Stock screening software can do in a nanosecond what it would have taken you days to do in the past. Screening stocks according to set criteria with a view to assessing their future potential for profit.

Would you marry for the money? The WSJ.com just reported on some interesting findings from a survey of 1,134 people nationwide with incomes ranging between $30,000 to $60,000. The results are pretty surprising.

The biggest investment mistakes that I have ever made - from Xerox to Friedman Billings to Canadian oil trusts - have all involved the chase for dividends. I've been reading Billytickets, and while he makes some good points, I believe that investors might be better served to chase corporate bonds in this environment than dividend stocks.

The new credit regulations are throwing the credit card industry into a tailspin. Many business owners are turning to their business cards to charge things, but is this the best option for them?

If the new credit card regulations have gotten you confused, we have a simpler and more condensed version of them to help you understand them better.

I can't believe what I am seeing at 10 AM EST this morning on the the nation's leading financial channel.

There really ought to be a law against a former Fed chair making public pronouncements on the market or the economy. This is especially that case for Alan Greenspan whose words were watched so carefully for so long and, consequently, who still has the power to shake and shape events. He did it again last night.