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| |  Fall Investing GuideDon't Let October Scare You Sure, it can be a dicey month, but falling leaves and rising oil prices don't mean you can't find solid investing opportunities Where the Buys Are -- and Aren't Slide Show: From consumer-discretionary stocks to utilities, here's a survey of pros' picks and pans by sector to help form your own strategy Finding Tomorrow's Success Stories Geneva Investment Management has chalked up solid gains by choosing young outfits with vast profit potential. Here are five examples Make Room for Dividend Payers Stocks with a long record of sharing the wealth with investors can be a valuable cushion for your portfolio. And you'll find plenty to pick from Dealmania vs. the Conglomerates With back-to-basics strategies driving so much M&A activity, pressure is growing on the likes of GE and Tyco to start shedding assets The Key to Profits: Pricing Power With oil and raw-material prices rising, Aggressive Growth Portfolio's Michael Cuggino seeks outfits that can pass the cost on to consumers Good Morals, Good Returns New Covenant, a Presbyterian Church-linked fund, frowns on alcohol, weapons, and gambling. That hasn't stopped it from beating the S&P 500 | |
The latest hurricane to lash the Gulf will hurt fuel and chemical production in the short term, but things should settle down pretty quickly 9/26/05
Gold's Deceptive GlitterWhile noting the hurricane's near-term "dislocation," Greenspan & Co. don't see "a more persistent threat." So, another quarter-point hike 9/21/05
Death on the Gulf, Delight on the StreetFind out on our improved Interactive Scoreboard -- which features more S&P data and better search capabilities along with BW's exclusive risk-adjusted ratings | |
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