Even if the markets keep moving up, fund investors face a number of roadblocks in 2010. Count on these 9 events to cloud the investing horizon.

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The automaker is updating its full-size pickups, investing up to $1 billion on the assumption that sagging truck sales can be revived as the economy improves.

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Editors of investing newsletters with proven annual returns provide both bullish and bearish outlooks for the coming year. Bottom line: Stocks still have an upside.

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10 pros’ stock picks for 2010

Investing for retirement can be rough task when you’re facing day-to-day struggles in a down economy. These investment vehicles offer simplicity, safety and a decent return.

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7 tools to rebuild your nest egg

Low interest rates are making life difficult for investors who need steady income streams. But that is now, and investing — like farming — is all about anticipating the next season.

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To be successful in the world of investing and making your money grow. Here are 8 basic rules for the beginning investor to become successful. Seasoned investors first learned these rules before they became successful. Read the full story

Incase you haven’t heard about the commotion of investing in gold and silver because their rise in value, it’s not too late to start investing in them. If you ask anyone in Wall Street about investing in gold and silver you may get a hostile response. As a matter of fact, there is a %99.9 chance you will get a hostile response. Read the full story

We all are trying to be smart with our money. Sometimes the smartest move with your money is the one you don’t make. Here are some of the dumbest things you could do with your money.
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What is the smartest money move you ever made? Was it buying a home or switching jobs? Perhaps you picked a winning stock or market-beating mutual fund. You know now that it was smart because it made you money, saved you money–or kept you out of money trouble. But by necessity, much of what we do with our money is educated guesswork. Here are 50 of the smartest things to do with your money. Read the full story

I am positive that you guys found the previous article helpful. Now here is another follow up. I don’t know if any of you has been watching the news or reading the paper lately. I mean it’s hard enough to turn the T.V. to CNN or whatever news station and not hear the R talk. RECESSION! What else is new? What we all need to be informed about is even though our economy is on its decline and probably will continue to decline. Chinas economy is booming and on the rise. So we decided to do some homework to see what possible investments in China can turn out to be profitable, and guess what? We smell opportunity.
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