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Motley Fool Money: 11.20.2009

motleyfoolmoney@fool.com Author: The Motley Fool
Fri, Nov 20, 2009

Tim Geithner takes some heat.  Dell delivers some disappointment.   And the Mortgage Bankers Association delivers more bad news on the mortgage front.  In this installment of Motley Fool Money, we tackle those stories, share three stocks on our radar, and discuss whether there will be a ânew normalâ.

Warren Buffett and Bill Gates take stock in the economy.  Disney delivers big earnings.  Playboy courts a suitor.  And Intel settles with AMD.   In this installment of Motley Fool Money, we tackle those stories, share three stocks on our radar, and discuss some underrated and overrated animated characters.

Amazon.com and Netflix report big earnings.  Microsoft unveils Windows 7.  And the âPay Czarâ gets down to business.  In this installment of Motley Fool Money, we tackle those topics, talk about a new study on the relationship between housework and sex, and share three stock ideas.

Google reports record profits.  Bank of America reports a big loss.  Wal-mart throws the book at Amazon.com.   And Pepsi tries to pick up some new customers.   In this installment of Motley Fool Money, we give our take on the weekâs business news and share three stocks on our radar.

Retailers report better than expected same-store sales numbers. Dr. Doom warns that it could get worse. Dell and Google take on the iPhone. And Google and Microsoft court Twitter. We'll tackle those topics, talk about McDonaldâs new artsy side, and share three stock ideas.

Bank of America CEO Ken Lewis says goodbye, Starbucks rolls out instant coffee, and unemployment numbers on the rise. All that plus 3 stocks our panel is taking a close look at.

A former Fed Chairman has some tough love for "too big to fail." Twitter has a new round of financing.  Google has some cheaper options.  And an unemployed metal-detecting enthusiast has a new lease on life.  We'll tackle those topics, talk about the latest handheld gadget news, and share three stock ideas.

Fed Chief Bernanke says the recession is "very likely over."  Warren Buffett says he's buying stocks.  Facebook reports a profit.  And France wants happiness to count as part of GDP.  We'll tackle those stories, debate the relative merits of mega-author Dan Brown, and share three stock ideas.

Amazon.com, Microsoft, and Yahoo! team up against a tech rival.  Starbucks announces that it's raising and lowering prices.  And the Fed Chief expresses some optimism about the near term.  In this installment of Motley Fool Money, we discuss those stories, share three stock ideas, and play a spirited game of "Which S&P 500 stocks have outperformed Google since Google went public five years ago?"

Does Microsoft plus Yahoo! equal Google? Should investors heed the cautionary advice of one of Wall Streetâs top money managers?  Is the housing market really recovering?  In this installment of Motley Fool Money, we'll tackle those questions, share three stock ideas, and discuss the relative merits of Amazon.com, Chipotle, Costco, eBay, McDonald's, and Starbucks.   

Existing home sales rise for the third straight month. The Dow crosses 9,000 for the first time since January. And Amazon, Apple, Chipotle, eBay, Ford, JP Morgan, McDonaldâs and Microsoft report earnings. So what does the weekâs big business news mean for investors? In this installment of Motley Fool Money, weâll give our take, offer up 3 stock ideas, and talk about the relative merits of buying shoes online.

The economy continues to contract and foreclosures continue to rise. General Motors gears up for bankruptcy. And Microsoft adds some Bing to its search. In this installment of Motley Fool Money, Motley Fool analysts Seth Jayson and Shannon Zimmerman explain what it means for investors, air a few beefs, and share a few stock ideas.

Has Google gone to the dark side in its latest search for profits? After a $1.4 billion fine, are the chips down for Intel? Will TARP boost the bottom line for investors in insurance companies and community banks? And should investors buy eBayâs latest bid? We answer those questions, air a few beefs, and share a few stock ideas in the latest installment of Motley Fool Money.

Which stocks can help you inoculate your portfolio against swine flu fears? Should President Obama put the brakes on his criticism of Chryslerâs creditors? How much should investors bank on next weekâs bank stress tests? And what do Congressional oversight panels have in common with mall cops? We answer these burning questions, plus offer 3 stocks on our radar in the latest edition of Motley Fool Money.

What does the Fed have in common with Rambo? If you were an AIG executive, would you give back your seven-figure bonus? And if Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner were a stock, should you buy, sell or hold? In this installment of Motley Fool Money, we tackle those questions, share some beefs, and highlight a few stocks on our radar.

Should investors heed the advice of President/Stock-Analyst-In-Chief Obama? What does GEâs decline mean for the market? What does the FDIC know that itâs not telling us? And just how much of business success is due to luck? We answer these questions, share a few beefs, and talk about some stocks on our radar in this weekâs edition of Motley Fool Money.

The Dow hits a six year low. Bank stocks tumble. And President Obama signs the stimulus bill. So what does it all mean for investors? Find out in this week's installment of Motley Fool Money. 

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