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The 'Moment Of Truth' Is Coming For The US Economy, And The First Big Test Is Only Two Days Away

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The 'Moment Of Truth' Is Coming For The US Economy, And The First Big Test Is Only Two Days Away The 'Moment Of Truth' Is Coming For The US Economy, And The First Big Test Is Only Two Days Away

Can the economy justify the surging stock market?

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ANALYST: We Are Entering A 'Strange World', Where The Dollar Gets Stronger, And Things Get Way More Unstable
ANALYST: We Are Entering A 'Strange World', Where The Dollar Gets Stronger, And Things Get Way More Unstable
The major implications of declining oil imports.
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MAJOR CONTRARIAN SELL SIGNAL: Investors Are More Bullish Than In 99% Of All Periods Since 2002
MAJOR CONTRARIAN SELL SIGNAL: Investors Are More Bullish Than In 99% Of All Periods Since 2002
Be afraid.
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Tons Of Fund Managers Have Already Dumped All Of Their US Treasuries
Tons Of Fund Managers Have Already Dumped All Of Their US Treasuries
"Great Rotation" already over?
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BofA Analysts Use Terrifying Aerodynamic Phenomena To Describe Trouble In The Junk Bond Market
We've reached the "coffin corner."    Read »
Venezuela Devalues Its Currency
Nothing to do with "currency wars," though.    Read »
Markets Are Falling
The week starts with a shade of risk off.    Read »
A D V E R T I S E M E N T


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The Incredible Decline In US Crude Oil Imports That's Changing The Entire World [Chart]
The Incredible Decline In US Crude Oil Imports That's Changing The Entire World [Chart]
On a per-capita basis, imports are back to mid-90s levels.
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NYU Professor Dismantles David Einhorn's Plan To Make Apple Shareholders Hundreds Of Billions Of Dollars
NYU Professor Dismantles David Einhorn's Plan To Make Apple Shareholders Hundreds Of Billions Of Dollars
Financial alchemy.
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There's Going To Be A 'Brutal Reallocation Of Risk'
There's Going To Be A 'Brutal Reallocation Of Risk'
SocGen's vision for the second half of 2013.
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JPMORGAN: Traders Will Be Watching A Few Big Events Coming Up This Week
JPMORGAN: Traders Will Be Watching A Few Big Events Coming Up This Week
Apple, The State Of The Union, and a potentially big merger.
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Hubble catches a streak of stars in side-on view of spiral galaxy

Posted: 10 Feb 2013 05:58 AM PST

The Hubble Space Telescope captured a thin, glittering streak of stars in a new view of the spiral galaxy ESO 121-6, which lies in the southern constellation of Pictor (The Painter's Easel). Viewed almost exactly side-on, the intricate structure of the swirling arms is hidden, but the full length of the galaxy can be seen -- including the intense glow from the central bulge, a dense region of tightly packed young stars sitting at the center of the spiral arms. Tendrils of dark dust can be seen across the frame, partially obscuring the bright center of the galaxy and continuing out towards the smattering of stars at its edges, where the dust lanes and shapes melt into the inky background. Numerous nearby stars and galaxies are visible as small smudges in the surrounding sky, and the brightest stars are dazzlingly prominent towards the bottom left of the image. ESO 121-6 is a galaxy with patchy, loosely-wound arms and a relatively faint central bulge. It actually belongs to a group of galaxies, a clump of no more than 50 similar structures all loosely bound to one another by gravity. The Milky Way is also a member of a galactic group, known as the Local Group.

NASA Curiosity rover collects first Martian bedrock sample

Posted: 09 Feb 2013 08:11 AM PST

NASA's Curiosity rover has, for the first time, used a drill carried at the end of its robotic arm to bore into a flat, veiny rock on Mars and collect a sample from its interior. This is the first time any robot has drilled into a rock to collect a sample on Mars.

BII REPORT: Why The "Second Screen" Industry Is Set To Explode

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BII REPORT: Why The BII REPORT: Why The "Second Screen" Industry Is Set To Explode

Mobile is changing the entire TV experience. 

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NYT: Apple Is Developing A Curved-Glass Smart Watch
NYT: Apple Is Developing A Curved-Glass Smart Watch
Here comes the iWatch?
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Before He Died, Steve Jobs Said He Wanted Apple To Make A Car
Before He Died, Steve Jobs Said He Wanted Apple To Make A Car
This would have been interesting.
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How Much Money Apple Makes From Google For Every iOS Device It Sells
How Much Money Apple Makes From Google For Every iOS Device It Sells
~$1 billion per year.
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Mark Zuckerberg Met With The Snapchat Founders Just Before He Created His Rip-Off App, Poke
Imitation is the highest form of flattery?    Read »
How The iWatch Could Kill The Password
Typing in passwords is so passé.    Read »
Tim Cook Never Wanted To Sue Samsung Over Patents
It was Steve Jobs' idea.    Read »
A D V E R T I S E M E N T


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AOL's Dial-Up Subscription Business Produces More Than All Of The Company's Profit
AOL's Dial-Up Subscription Business Produces More Than All Of The Company's Profit
A challenge... and an opportunity.
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THUS SPOKE ZUCKERBERG: 15 Quotes That Define The CEO's Life
THUS SPOKE ZUCKERBERG: 15 Quotes That Define The CEO's Life
In his own words.
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iPhone Software Update Seems To Be Killing Battery Life
iPhone Software Update Seems To Be Killing Battery Life
And overheating devices.
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How The Samsung-Apple War Is Completely Different Than Any Other Tech Rivalry In History
How The Samsung-Apple War Is Completely Different Than Any Other Tech Rivalry In History
Unlike in the past, these two won't kill each other.
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