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	The Week's Top Story 3 Undeniable Trends Investors Can Profit From Investing is often focused on the minute details of a company like the balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement. But investors shouldn't forget that macro forces are just as important in our investing decisions. The world is changing every day, and the world we invest in a decade from now will be different than the one we invest in today. The full story » Editor's Picks 10 Reasons Why You Should Buy Stocks  Apple Scores a Landmark Victory That Will Shape Mobile Competition  What Happened to the Middle Class?  Investment Analysis A Simple Example of the Disruption 3-D Printing Could Cause Stock Screen Speed Round: 5 Stocks to Put on Your Buy List or Give the Boot Say Goodbye to the Lost Decade Company Analysis Read This Before Shorting Best Buy Analysts Debate: Can Nokia Become a Top Stock Again? Apple Won! So What? The Big Picture As You Were: The Case for Less Worrying Summer Reading: 5 Books You Have to Read America's True Competitive Advantage ADVERTISEMENT Scottrade - Official Site $7 Stock Trades, Unlimited Shares, In-depth Research, No Account Maintenance. Open an Account today to find out what makes our customers the most satisfied. ADVERTISEMENT				The Week's Most Popular What Happened to the Middle Class? Apple Scores a Landmark Victory That Will Shape Mobile Competition As You Were: The Case for Less Worrying 3 Undeniable Trends Investors Can Profit From 10 Reasons Why You Should Buy Stocks Click Here The Markets DJIA 13032.38 0.24% S&P 500 1400.45 0.07% NASD 3044.05 -0.15% RSL 2K 811.15 0.31% updated: 8/31/2012 10:11 AM Follow Us Twitter Facebook
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