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November 22, 2010 We Love to Bash China - But We Love the Gains Even More... Yeah, China Stinks. But who cares? Our China trading advisory service has delivered winners of 234.38%, 142.11%, and 29.92% in the last 23 days on assets ranging from currencies (the euro) to silver miners (British Columbia) to education (the biggest Chinese growth market). The politicians can wrangle over the yuan till they're blue in the face. The next wave of gains is building fast. Just go here if you're feeling a little greedy. Can the Bull Market in Stocks Get Running as Uncertainty Recedes? By Jon D. Markman, Contributing Writer, Money Morning Stocks rose briskly in the second half of last week as investors cheered the return of General Motors Co. (NYSE: GM) shares to the Street and the return of Irish budget officials to the debt negotiating table. It's amazing how quickly people forget what a horrible company GM was and what a mess Dublin has made of governance. In a twinkling of an eye, all was forgiven. Must be a bull market. To find out whether or not the bull market still has legs, read on... California's sudden $40 trillion oil "surplus" Think California's bankrupt? Not for long. The Golden State is sitting on a mammoth petroleum deposit that's big enough to make the U.S. energy independent for 72 years... Experts have known about this $40 trillion worth of oil since before 1900 - but the technology needed to extract it hasn't been available until now. Only energy insider Dr. Kent Moors can put YOU onto the handful of small U.S. oil companies poised to tap this field for potential gains of up to 2,505% in the next 13 months. Here's his full report on this game-changing development, FREE OF CHARGE. No Rest for the Weary: Unemployment to Remain High Through 2011 and Beyond By Don Miller, Associate Editor, Money Morning Stocks are up nearly 70% from their bear market lows. Corporate profits are rising. And the economy is expanding. Yet the unemployment rate continues to hover around 10%. Neither President Barack Obama's $787 billion stimulus program, nor the U.S. Federal Reserve's quantitative easing has generated enough good news to convince companies to hire meaningful numbers of new workers. Of the 8.7 million people who lost their jobs during the recession, more than 7.3 million are still without work. There are still nearly five job seekers for every job opening. In fact, adding in workers who are working part time but looking for full-time work and those who have given up looking all together brings the "real" unemployment rate to a staggering 17% compared to 16.5% last year, the latest government report shows. 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: Is BHP Billiton Ltd. (NYSE: BHP) Too Big to Grow? By Jack Barnes, Contributing Writer, Money Morning In the banking crisis we learned that a group of U.S. banking and insurance firms are allegedly "Too Big To Fail." Now the world's largest mining company BHP Billiton Ltd. (NYSE ADR: BHP) has grown so large it is struggling to make meaningful deals, introducing us to another phrase: "Too Big To Grow." BHP's dilemma is not surprising. Its downside is that, as the largest mining company in the world, it has outgrown its roots. BHP's current management has shown it cannot pull off a major transaction while handling a company of this size. Its heavy weight becomes an overwhelming force in any sector it applies its resources towards, which has caused the company to have its last three planned mergers stopped by regulation red tape. Nations are not interested in having their prime natural resource company swallowed up and then forgotten about by a mining behemoth. Read full story... Maximize profits while dodging Wall Street's miscues Martin Hutchinson told investors to "buy gold" back when it was trading at $770 an ounce. Now it's at $1,370. And Slate magazine lauded him for calling the stock-market bottom - when the Dow was at 12,000, and pundits were urging it higher! In his new book, "Alchemists of Loss," Hutchinson shows investors how to maximize profits - while dodging the miscues that Wall Street just can't seem to avoid. Click here and get the book at a 34% discount. Vote for Money Morning at.... Facebook Twitter Money Morning Quote of the Day: "Public sentiment is everything. With public sentiment, nothing can fail. Without it, nothing can succeed." -Abraham Lincoln Top Stories November 22, 2010 Muni-Bond Market Tumbles As Investors Demand Higher Yields on Shaky Finances November 21, 2010 Automaker's Shares Jump in Early Trading as Investors Buy GM Stock Following Record IPO November 20, 2010 We Want to Hear From You: Are You a Follow-the-Leader Investor? Investor Reports November 6, 2010 Platinum: How to Profit From the Metal That's More Precious Than Gold October 30, 2010 Investing in Cotton: Profit From the New "King" of the Commodities Sector October 23, 2010 How to Profit From Europe's Stealthy Resurgence October 16, 2010 Classic Cons: 10 Financial Scams Fair-Minded Investors Should Avoid The Publisher's Series Why Gold Beats the Market Manipulators - Free Report Featured Columns from MoneyMorning.com Buy, Sell, or Hold November 8, 2010 Buy, Sell or Hold: With $44 Billion in Cash and a Focus on Shareholder Value, It's Time to Buy Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT) Hot Stocks November 16, 2010 Hot Stocks: Caterpillar Moves Into Mining with $8.6 Billion Bid for Bucyrus Jon Markman November 7, 2010 Stock Market Faces Critical Test This Week 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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