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Conservative Investors, Consumer Companies in a Sluggish Economy

December 01, 2011

Make no mistake: Consumer stocks do not lead the markets every year. During bull markets, investors often ignore consumer goods, which may seem dull compared to technology or finance. But over the long haul, consumer stocks tend to deliver competitive results.
 

Putting Money Into Mutual Funds

November 01, 2011

Hotel occupancy is improving, and office rents are climbing in strong markets such as New York and Washington, D.C.
 

Many Japanese Companies Strong Despite Earthquake and Tsunami

August 23, 2011

After the earthquake and tsunami struck Japan, markets sank throughout Asia. Investors worried that the devastation would disrupt power producers and hurt a wide range of manufacturers. But some money managers argue that the pessimism is excessive.
 

Protect Eroding Nest Eggs

April 18, 2011

Investors worried about inflation should consider owning commodity stocks, including gold, oil, and coal.
 

Short-Term Bonds Funds, More Yield Without Taking on Much Risk

January 06, 2011

When you shop for an investment, look for short-term funds with steady records. Top performers have long records for making money every year. Plenty of savers are frustrated with the puny yields available on the safest investments.
 

Short Selling Can Result in Big Profits

November 02, 2010

Plenty of fund investors are frustrated. During the three years ending August 16, the S&P 500 lost 7.4% annually and most funds sank into the red. But a few portfolio managers protected their shareholders by using a technique known as selling short. By taking short positions, managers profit when stocks fall. That has been a recipe for success in erratic markets.
 

Making Avoiding Poorly-Timed Trades with Track Records

June 18, 2010

In the rollercoaster markets of recent years, many fund investors engaged in self-destructive trading. As markets approached their trough in March 2009, shareholders panicked and began dumping their stock mutual funds.
 

Examining Your Bond Portfolio

April 01, 2010

Now is a good time to examine your bond portfolio and get ready for the day when rates rise.
 

Companies with Unique Advantages are Resilient in Downturns

March 02, 2010

Warren Buffett has often talked about investing in companies that are protected by "wide moats." Such businesses dominate their markets for years because of advantages that competitors cannot duplicate.
 

The Risks and Rewards of Owning Gold

November 23, 2009

Investors incur risks when they own precious metals, but the returns can outpace the S&P 500.
 

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