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May 11, 2008
Tobin Smith

We're not just tilting at windmills when we say that wind energy will be one of the fastest-growing ChangeWaves in the world. Let ChangeWave Investing Editor Toby Smith guide you on your quest for giant profits in this space. Video Audio More...


iPhone vs. BlackBerry: Round 2

ChangeWave Research

A ChangeWave cell phone survey reveals which features owners love and loathe. More...

Bryan Perry

Traders can play foreign markets without staying up all night to see what happens during the overseas trading session. Bryan Perry has two ways to put your mind at ease. More...

Baby Boomers Go Bionic

ChangeWave Research

Our survey reveals joint replacements and other devices are gaining traction. More...

 
ChangeWave Research

Surge for Solar and LEDs: A corporate energy spending survey shows an investment flood in two powerful arenas. More...

Michael Shulman

Two Types of Bullish Bets: Which is Best?: With options, there's more than one way to bet on a stock going up. Find out which strategy is right for you. Let ChangeWave Shorts Editor Michael Shulman be your guide. More...

ChangeWave Research

Rain Clouds for Water Industry: A ChangeWave survey finds that trouble may lie ahead for water project spending. More...

ChangeWave Research

Smartphone Wars: Our survey reveals the smartphone industry continuing to evolve into a two-horse race. More...

ChangeWave Research

PC Spending Heads South: A ChangeWave purchasing survey shows a slowdown in Q2 sales for hardware and software. More...

Tobin Smith

Investor's Revenge: Get Rich on $150 Oil: Saudi oil sheiks shouldn't be the only ones making a fortune from skyrocketing oil prices. ChangeWave Investing Editor Toby Smith tells you how investors can make some slick profits from energy investments. Video Audio More...

 
Daily Markey Outlook

'Currency vigilantes' are actually hoping for inflation, as higher rates will make the dollar a currency to buy instead of sell.

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