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October 25, 2010 Retire Overseas! Learn about the world's 6 best places to live or retire. Live well on $30 a Day. Own an exotic beachfront getaway for $35,000. Or romantic pied-a-terre for under $60,000. Enjoy fine restaurant dining for $7 per person. Employ a maid or gardener for $6 a day. Buy comprehensive health insurance for $20 per month. New video gives all the details. How Bernanke Will Keep a Fire Lit Under Stocks Until Year End - And Which Sectors Will Soar By Jon D. Markman, Contributing Writer, Money Morning While many investors have solid reasons to remain concerned about the broader economic picture, there are some market sectors roaring forward that no one can afford to miss - and they will continue to provide profit opportunities thanks to the work of U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke. Stocks rattled around in 295-point range of the Dow Jones Industrial Average over the past five days like pebbles in a maraca, but ended quietly -- a fraction above flat. The big-cap indexes have now posted six of their past seven closes within half a percent, hemmed in by some sort of spooky gravitational pull. Earnings came in quite a bit better than expected for most major companies, as the cheap dollar has helped overseas sales for Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE: CAT) and McDonald's Corp (NYSE: MCD). Over in the exciting web content space, Netflix Inc. (Nasdaq: NFLX) wowed the crowd with outstanding third-quarter results, logging a sales increase of 31.0% and adding 1.9 million net new customers. That's a lot of new buyers in an economic environment that is supposed to be so terrible that the Federal Reserve thinks unprecedented medicine is required. To read about how the Fed can keep stocks soaring, click here... Beyond China's Talking Bunny Rabbits... Beyond its fairy tale kingdom, its pink unicorns, and chuckling Santas... there is a world where money - big money - is joyfully jiggled from your bank account into someone else's. So don't be fooled. There are much smarter places to invest your money - four of them, actually. Take a look. Is the U.S. Federal Reserve Setting the Stage for Hyperinflation? By Don Miller, Associate Editor, Money Morning The U.S. government wants to stimulate growth in the moribund economy by stoking the fires of inflation. But by leaving interest rates low and buying up bonds - a policy known as quantitative easing (QE) - the U.S. Federal Reserve risks debasing the dollar, which could lead to a prolonged period of hyperinflation that would send prices skyrocketing. After their most recent meeting on Sept. 21, Fed policymakers said low inflation warranted looser monetary policy. Minutes from the meeting said central bankers were prepared to ease policy to boost inflation expectations "before long." The Fed is seeking ways to boost the U.S. economy after keeping interest rates at record lows and buying in $1.7 trillion of U.S. securities. The next move may be another round of quantitative easing that would expand the Fed's balance sheet even further. But as it feeds more and more money into the financial system, the central bank may very well be sowing the seeds of hyperinflation. Read full story... Money Morning Mailbag We'd like to hear from you! If you have an idea that amplifies something you've read in Money Morning, send it to us here to share: mailbag@moneymappress.com. "ALL BRANCHES... of our government ARE IN BUSINESS with Wall Street..." from Money Morning Reader, T.S. Buy, Sell or Hold: Intel Corp. (Nasdaq: INTC) Offers the Security and Profit Potential that Few Other Investments Can By Jack Barnes, Contributing Editor, Money Morning It's not easy to find a safe investment these days. The rulebook has been thrown out and mercantilism reigns supreme between nation states. The world is experiencing significant and rapid changes in currency exchange rates, as policymakers around the world take a beggar thy neighbor approach toward economic security. There are very few multi-national companies that are not being seriously impacted by these changes. However, there is one company that should be a safe beacon in these stormy market conditions: Intel Corp. (Nasdaq: INTC). Read full story... "King of Coal" Doubles Its Q3 Profits Peabody Energy, the largest U.S. coal producer, just announced that its net income doubled in the third quarter. But don't buy the stock. Kent's favorite coal play is better because it's making money from natural gas, too. This is huge... especially since we're witnessing one of the biggest shifts in the energy industry's history. Take a look. Vote for Money Morning at.... 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