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Jim Rogers- World Wide Depression - CNBC interview with Maria Bartomoro - he is short term long the dollar - Youtube
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Wall Street's 10 Greatest Lies of 2009 - By Nomi Prins - AlterNet 

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15 Huge Ideas That Flopped This Decade - Joe Weisenthal -  Nothing makes a person sound smarter than articulating some huge idea about how the world is going to change, or how they can change it, over the coming years. -  The Business Insider

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Next Decade Will Be Good One for Stock Investors: Matthew Lynn - Bloomberg  - ... The answer? Good. A shortage of capital from any source other than the stock market; moderate but persistent inflation; and the probability that economic growth will be stronger than many economists expect means that “the 10s” will be a time when equities start to have some rocket fuel in their engine again ... - BusinessWeek

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10 Rules for ETF Success in 2010 -  Carl T. Delfeld - Follow these 10 ETF investment rules and build a global portfolio that will beat the benchmarks: ... has list ... - Seeking Alpha

Krugman Predicts a Likely Economic Contraction in 2010 - Kimball Corson - Paul Krugman, our recent Nobel Laureate, has taken to the media to predict a high likelihood of a coming economic contraction. The question is, what is going on here? - Seeking Alpha 
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Pimco Sees Corporate Bonds Topping Treasurys in 2010 - By JOAN E. SOLSMAN - Pacific Investment Management Co.'s head of corporate-bond investment said the instruments are likely to outperform Treasurys next year, with certain financial-sector bonds particularly standing out from the pack. - Wall Street Journal

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Richard Russell: “We’re on the path for fireworks in 2010 - Posted by Prieur du Plessis - ... a major concern, as quoted below:  “... federal deficits are running into the trillions of dollars. The roll-over of debt coming up in the next two years defies comprehension. For instance, in the next two years the US must roll over $2.5 trillion. Worldwide, banks during the coming two years will have to roll over $7 trillion. On top of that commercial real estate in the US has $750 billion to roll over. Whether all this debt can be successfully rolled over is doubtful, but one thing is clear - interest rates will go up. This will have an immediate impact on housing. Nobody can negotiate a mortgage now - and worse, nobody has the money to buy a house for cash.  “In the face of the deflationary events described above, the Fed will have to create a massive torrent of money. This should be highly inflationary ... - Investment Postcards from Cape Town 

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Three key trends for investors and savers in 2010 - TOM PETRUNO - if Geithner is right ... - LA Times

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READ THIS:  What's in Store for 2010 - Bruce Krasting Blog  - This is great.  There is no question on where Bruce stands - he is very specific
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10 Predictions for 2010 - By Jason Hamlin - Gold Stock Bull