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October 27, 2010 The World's Largest Collection of Retirement Loopholes... "Loopholes" have always fascinated me. For instance, there are several ways to move your goalposts of retirement a LOT closer - ways you probably never knew about. I know you're busy with everything you've got going on, but if you're fed up with the workday, rush-around existence, this is especially for you. If nothing else, the next few minutes will give you a refreshing perspective on life and show you some 'side doors' out of the system. Investment Strategies: Three Ways to Profit - No Matter Who Wins Tuesday's Midterm Elections [Editor's Note: Money Morning's Keith Fitz-Gerald - a noted commentator and best-selling author - has been a frequent guest analyst on Fox Business. In his latest interview, Fitz-Gerald detailed the three trends that will afford investors the greatest potential for profits after Tuesday's midterm elections.] By William Patalon III, Executive Editor, Money Morning If you're worried that next week's midterm elections could further cloud an already-uncertain investment landscape, take a page from the investment playbook of Money Morning's Keith Fitz-Gerald: Position yourself to profit no matter which party wins on Tuesday. During an interview with Fox Business Network journalist Stuart Varney yesterday (Tuesday), Fitz-Gerald detailed three strategies that will afford investors both safety and significant profit potential - whether the Democrats or Republicans carry the day. For the full story - and a look at the video - please click here... 5 "Prodigy Markets" That Will Whip the Dow Through 2012 If you DON'T BELIEVE that almost everything at Sears, Walmart and Best Buy came on a boat from somewhere else... Or if you DO BELIEVE the U.S. will once again come to dominate international banking, finance and trade like it did in the 50s, 60s and 70s... then you should probably stop reading this now. However, if YOU DO BELIEVE that lower-profile markets - previously ignored by U.S. investors -- now offer a legitimate chance of gains up to 352% in just 27 months, I invite you to click this link. Surging Corn Prices Making Hay for Commodities Producers By Jason Simpkins, Managing Editor, Money Morning Corn prices have surged more than 70% since May and could rise even higher in coming weeks. Prices will remain elevated for at least the next year, perhaps even testing their 2008 record high of $7.65 a bushel. That will likely mean higher food prices across the board for at least the next year. Money Morning predicted in May that after falling below $3.50 per bushel in March, corn prices would surge higher than $6 by the end of the year. That forecast has proven prescient, as corn rose to a two-year high earlier this month. Increased demand from emerging markets and a smaller-than-anticipated U.S. harvest are the driving forces behind corn's resurgence. 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. Question of the Week: Mortgagegate Makes Investors Wary of U.S. Banking Industry [Editor's Note: Last week we asked readers if Mortgagegate affected them. Some of their responses are listed below - along with next week's question, "What Top Three Issues Do You Want To See Addressed After Midterm Elections?"] By Kerri Shannon, Associate Editor, Money Morning A potentially crippling crisis is flashing through the banking industry and threatening to derail the already struggling housing market and U.S. economic recovery. Dubbed "Mortgagegate" - a nod to the earlier scandal-ridden crisis touched off by Watergate - this latest crisis involves such big lenders as Bank of America Corp. (NYSE: BAC), Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C) and GMAC LLC (NYSE: GMA), which are alleged to have conducted negligent foreclosure practices. Money Morning Contributing Editor Shah Gilani warned about the allegedly fraudulent business practices employed by lenders and their hired "robo-signers" that led to thousands of questionably reviewed foreclosure documents. Read full story... SILVER: Hot Money's New Magnet? A New gold-and-silver ETF launch is set to ride the stunning bull market in gold (up 23% year-to-date), silver and palladium (up 42% and 45% respectively). Good deal or bad for you and me? A historic move... or another fad? Jon Markman knows... and tells all... because he tracks the Hot Money and what it's buying... next. To get Markman's daily intelligence click here now. Vote for Money Morning at.... Facebook Twitter Money Morning Quote of the Day: "We always want the best man to win an election. Unfortunately, he never runs." -Humorist Will Rogers Top Stories October 27, 2010 Hot Stocks: Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) Takes Pole Position Among Automakers October 27, 2010 We Want to Hear From You: What Are the Top Three Issues You Want To See Addressed After Midterm Elections? October 26, 2010 Currency War Carries On as G-20 Meeting Fails to Secure Specific Trade Targets Investor Reports October 9, 2010 The Dollar's Unavoidable Day of Reckoning is Here... October 2, 2010 Five Ways to Profit as Coffee Prices Soar September 18, 2010 Cashing in on Canada: Four Ways to Profit - Big - From the World's "Safest Economy" September 11, 2010 Three Ways to Brace for a Double-Dip Recession The Publisher's Series Why Gold Beats the Market Manipulators - Free Report Featured Columns from MoneyMorning.com Buy, Sell, or Hold October 10, 2010 Buy, Sell or Hold: Silver Wheaton Corp. (NYSE: SLW) Is Poised to Profit from the White Metal's Rally Hot Stocks September 28, 2010 Hot Stocks: Southwest Airlines Takes Aim at Bigger Rivals With $1.4 Billion Deal for AirTran Jon Markman October 10, 2010 Don't Miss Out on the Global Stock Rally Outlook 2010 July 20, 2010 Money Morning Mid-Year Forecast: Why China's Economy Will Exceed Expectations in the Second Half of 2010 Of Special Note: Keith Fitz-Gerald on: Gold: You may not be making as much as you think... Martin Hutchinson on: Can U.S. bank stocks double again in 2010? Shah Gilani on: How the government is creating a second subprime mortgage bubble

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