BUSINESSWEEK ONLINE: DECEMBER 27, 1999 ISSUE
Business Week Investor INVESTMENT OUTLOOK    2 0 0 0



Where to Invest? WHERE TO
INVEST
Smart Investing in the Internet Age



Introduction
In all likelihood, the good times will roll—and not just in the U.S., as global stocks hit their stride

RIDING THE BULL INTO 2000
Business Week shows you where the smart money is heading in 2000
The Framework
It won't be 1999's runaway economic growth, but the coming year's performance won't be anything to sneeze at, either
THE ECONOMY WILL KEEP GROWING AND GROWING
It should continue its extraordinary climb

ECONOMIC FORECAST SURVEY FOR 2000 (.pdf)
Fifty economists agree that growth will continue

WATCHING THE WEALTH EFFECT
How Kathleen Camilli got the forecast right for 1999

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
Why Silicon Valley will score on Capitol Hill in 2000
Strategies for Stocks
How to cash in on what money managers and other pros are forecasting, with insights into the growing role of the Net and a newly glittering array of global stocks
A TURBOCHARGE FROM TECH
It's making companies more efficient, justifying higher stock prices

A COMING OF AGE FOR DOT.COMS
Higher revenues and fewer losses are ahead. But do your homework

WHO WILL SURVIVE THE INTERNET WARS?
How to tell which companies have what it takes

HALFWAY INTO THE NET
"Non-dot.coms" are a less risky way to bet on the Web

SELLING SHORT AND SWEET: IT CAN BE DONE
Some good plays exist amid sky-high valuations

OLD, STODGY, AND CASH-RICH
Take a look at the Rust Belt's newly polished gems

SMALL CAPS, BIG IDEAS
There are plenty, and more are popping up

HOW TO SURF THE CONTINENT
The tech wave should continue to rise next year

ASIA'S HIGH-TECH PARTY ISN'T OVER YET
Valuations are high, but there's still running room

THE WEB'S SOUTHERN FRONTIER
Latin American Net stocks are beginning to shine

WILL THE BULL OUTRUN PREDICTIONS AGAIN?
The experts are still cautious and see stocks rising by 8.3%. Includes the BW Market Forecast Survey for 2000 (.pdf)

WALL STREET? WHAT'S THAT?
These pros say the action is on foreign bourses

1999: THE TRIUMPH AND THE TURKEYS
Even in a boom works, the calls weren't easy

BW/HARRIS POLL: THE BULL MARKET AIN'T OVER TILL IT'S OVER
How stock investors feel about the future

WHAT THESE PROS SAW, WHAT THEY SEE
Our pros picked pretty well for '99. Now, a new bunch looks at 2000
The Investment Spectrum
For a change, mutual funds beat the S&P 500. How to adjust your thinking, with tips on everything from junk bonds to Picassos
THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF WONDERFUNDS
The Internet brings dazzling results for a select few

BONDHOLDERS MAY GET THEIR TIME IN THE SUN
Many pros think it's bargain-hunting time

NICE HEDGES, BUT BEWARE OF THORNS
The upside is huge. And the risks can be minimized

INVESTING ONLINE? DON'T JUST WANDER THE WEB
How to find the investment services that fit your style

STILL LIFE WITH SURREAL PRICE TAG
With stock-rich nouveaus buying, bargains are few

SOTHEBY'S AND CHRISTIES: HOUSES DIVIDED ABOUT THE NET
In Q&As, their CEOs hold forth on the current art boom and e-commerce
The Investment Scoreboard
All the tables, and all you need to know about how to use them for maximum fun and gains
MAKING THE MOST OF A GOOD SITUATION
BW's Scoreboard can be a jumping-off point for maximizing earnings. Includes complete 1999 results and estimates for 2000 for 900 companies.
Plus...
Special video interviews:
S&P Sector Strategist Sam Stovall
picks winning stock sectors for 2000

BW Chief Economist Bill Wolman
is worried because economists are uniformly bullish

BW Senior Editor Bill Glasgall
on next year's "merely amazing" investment outlook

BW Street Wise Columnist Amey Stone
gets a 2000 preview on Net stocks from Amerindo Technology Fund's Alberto Vilar


BW Online Special Report:
What If the Market Takes Back What It Has Given?
And two regular magazine features:
The Barker Portfolio
Inside Wall Street
Illustrations by Nicholas Wilton
 
 
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