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Tim Mahoney Is 'Incredibly Bullish'

BIDS Trading CEO Tim Mahoney has a very optimistic outlook on the stock market and the economy.

Debating the U.S. Government's Portfolio

Forbes editors Michael Ozanian and Michael Maiello debate how the U.S. government can salvage its poor investments.

U.S. Jobless Hits 10.2%

The U.S. unemployment rate climbed to 10.2% in October, topping the 10% mark for the first time in 26 years, the Labor Department reported Friday.


Nonfarm payrolls dropped by a seasonally adjusted 190,000 in October, bringing to total number of jobs lost in the recession to 7.3 million. It was the 22nd straight decline in payrolls. Large losses were seen in manufacturing, construction and retail. Health care and temporary-help agencies added jobs.

What's Driving Gold?

Fund manager Frank Holmes, CEO of U.S. Global Investors, discusses the impact of the dollar and deflation on gold prices with Forbes' Robert Lenzner.

More Videos

October 2009
U.S. Economy Grows 3.5% in 3rd Quarter
Karlgaard: Will Global Recovery Elude the U.S.?
Wind Power The Pickens Way
The Dollar & Getting Into Riskier Assets
Casino Capitalism?
9.8% ... Stocks Slide On U.S. Jobs Data
September 2009
Roubini: Is The Dollar Safe?
August 2009
China's Inventory Problem
The Greenest Gasoline?
A Billionaire's 'Dumb Luck'
Karlgaard: Wriston's Law Still Holds
Equities vs. Bonds
Overstock.com CEO: Bigger's Not Better
July 2009
China's Liquidity Trap
Markets & Macroeconomics with Keith McCullough
Financials In Focus
May 2009
The Week Ahead: April Jobs Report & Stress Tests

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Stocks Held Hostage by Dollar?

Stocks are being held hostage by the dollar and the S&P 500 is

US & China's Tangled Web

Fortune's Andy Serwer says the two nations' economies have become increasingly interdependent.

Lou Dobbs Talks Shop with Larry Kudlow

Former CNN anchor Lou Dobbs sat down with CNBC's Larry Kudlow to discuss

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