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Today I am republishing John Mauldin’s Weekly Newsletter. If you find it interesting you will find subscription information at the bottom of the post. John Mauldin, who for years has been involved in private money management and alternative investments, is a much sought after financial strategist and consultant. He’s the author of Bull’s Eye Investing: Targeting Real Returns in a Smoke and Mirrors Market, Just One Thing: Twelve of the World’s Best Investors Reveal the One Strategy You Can’t Overlook, and The Millennium Wave: Prosper (& Profit!) in a Future of Accelerating Change (which I haven’t read yet).

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• Oh. The unpredictability of the markets
• Retailers post disappointing November sales – MarketWatch
• Dow Jones: Announced 2-day Pullback Over
• Is Gold a Hedge Against Excess Liquidity?
• Dow Jones 13,252. Not All Clear Yet
• Stagflation: This Time It Is Different
• Dow Jones Finds A Convoluted Way to Do Nothing
• In Shift, Spitzer Is Expected to Back a Federal ID – New York Times
• Dow Jones 400 to 600 more points of pain
• Bad News For the Dow (Short Term Bear Fest)
• Expect increased volatility
• I have $ 100,000,000,000 and yet I can’t retire
• Let the party begin. We will be dead tomorrow
• Another guy with a conspiracy theory
• African-American and Latinos Hardest Hit by Foreclosure Crisis
• Bush Aid to Mortgage Holders only Aids Wall Street
• Bernanke’s creative solution: Let’s do it again
• Home Prices: Steepest Drop in 20 Years
• The Plan to Protect Homeowners, Not Hedge Funds
• Really good commentary
• Fed CUTS discount rate