Coupons You Don’t Clip, Sent to Your Cellphone

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Mobile coupons — usually text messages with discount codes sent to a cellphone — are becoming the blue-light specials for the digital age.


Patient Money: For Common Male Problem, Hope Beyond a Pill

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For some, pills like Viagra and Cialis don’t work. And even if they do, there are more cost-effective ways to treat a problem that grows more common with age.


A Reluctance to Spend May Be a Legacy of the Recession

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Even though consumer spending rose in July, many Americans are still watching their pennies, and some said their newfound frugality would not be temporary.


Gauging Degrees Of Overbought And Oversold

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Oscillator indicators can tell you whether a stock is juiced up or out of gas.

Measuring Momentum With The MACD

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This nifty tool looks at how far apart two moving averages are over time to let you know when momentum is picking up or petering out.

Technical Analysis: Essential Dials To Watch

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It goes a long way toward better returns if you just ride trends–and exit before they end.

Peek Ahead With The Put-Call Ratio

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For one of the best windows into investor sentiment, you need to watch what’s happening in the options pits.

Framing Volatility With Bollinger Bands

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Fluctuations in stock prices can be severe, but Bollinger bands filter the noise and can identify when a price swing goes to an extreme.

Five Price-Momentum Plays

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These five stocks have surged but still look cheap, relative to history.

Make the most of summer photos

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Summer’s over, and your PC is chock-full of new vacation pics. We’ve rounded up the smartest ways to share the good times — without spending a bundle.

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