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This is the first trailer for ‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier’

Next month Marvel’s Thor: The Dark World will be hitting theaters, but it’s already time to start looking ahead to what next year holds. This first trailer for Captain America: The Winter Soldier gives us a look at Chris Evans in the title role, along with Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow, Samuel L. Jackson as the venerable Nick Fury, and Robert Redford. We liked the footage we saw earlier this year at San Diego Comic-Con, with directors Joe and Anthony Russo mentioning 1970s spy thrillers as a particular stylistic point of reference. 

What’s the best way to spend $600 on games right now?

Microsoft and Sony have just kickstarted the next generation of games with the new Xbox One and PlayStation 4. As of today, they’re simply powerful, relatively affordable new boxes that play games. Tomorrow, they could be capable of much, much more. 

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The commodity corn has taken a big hit in 2013. As it has plummeted, many have started to look for a potential bottom, an entry price to go long. It i…

The commodity corn has taken a big hit in 2013. As it has plummeted, many have started to look for a potential bottom, an entry price to go long. It is looking more and more likely that bottom is at hand. Take a look at the weekly chart of Teucrium Corn Fund (NYSEARCA:CORN). This is an ETF that tracks corn. Please note that four weeks ago a bottoming tail was put in, and last week another bottoming tail was put in. It is clear that this commodity is trying to put in a low and upside could be right around the corner. A long at the current $31.00 level appears attractive with downside limited and upside to $34.50 likely. Gareth Soloway InTheMoneyStocks.com

As we warned two weeks ago in “Bernanke’s Helicopter is Warming Up”, it seems (from the Fed’s once uberhawk and now superduperdove Kocherlakota’s speech this morning) that the Fed is catching on as to what it needs to do. And what it has no choice but to do. Borrowing from the Europeans, Kocherlakota uttered those three special words:

KOCHERLAKOTA SAYS FED MUST DO “WHATEVER IT TAKES” TO AID GROWTH

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City announces plans to install 175 new Divvy bike stations next year and wants to know where you would like to see ‘em.

Gold has become the most hated commodity lately. What happened to the days when everyone had to own the precious metal? After all, more and more centr…

Gold has become the most hated commodity lately. What happened to the days when everyone had to own the precious metal? After all, more and more central banks around the world are printing money faster than ever. The Federal Reserve (U.S. central bank) is still creating $85 billion a month out of thin air. Other central banks in England, Japan, Asia, and Europe continue to do the same thing. So why has gold struggled so much? It seems that gold is now trading inversely to the USD/JPY (U.S. Dollar vs the Japanese Yen). Today, the USD/JPY is falling sharply and this is causing gold futures to rally. Currently, the USD/JPY chart remains in an up-trend on the daily chart. Up-trending markets are very tough to fight since that is where the momentum is. Should the USD/JPY chart start to fall gold should start to trade higher. Traders and investors might need to take a wait and see approach, but I would say that you shouldn’t get too bearish on gold at this stage of the game. Gold could be setting up to make a sharp move higher very soon if that up-trend in the USD/JPY chart starts to reverse. Nicholas Santiago InTheMoneyStocks.com