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 What Would Warren Do? An upbeat Timothy Vick, author of How to Invest Like Warren Buffett, sees stocks as the best investments in 2006 NOVEMBER 22, 2005 First a Rally, Then a Rough Ride Leeb Capital Management's Stephen Leeb expects a yearend stock upswing, but inflationary pressures in the new year. His advice: Invest defensively NOVEMBER 16, 2005 "A Lost Decade" for Tech Growth In IT, author and market expert Peter Cohan sees nothing really that exciting to invest in now and suggests money-market and index funds NOVEMBER 11, 2005 Strong Buys in a Wary Season S&P has more than 100 stocks with its highest rating, even though in general it's time to play defense, says Sam Stovall NOVEMBER 1, 2005 A Cautious Bull Among the Bears Michael Farr of Farr, Miller & Washington is sanguine about the long-term market outlook and thinks tech is one sector poised to deliver OCTOBER 31, 2005 A Yellow Light for Investors S&P's Mark Arbeter says many of his technical indicators are bearish or may soon turn bearish -- so he urges a defensive stance OCTOBER 26, 2005 The Street's "Line in the Sand" Technical analyst Chris Johnson of Schaeffer's Investment Research sees the market at a critical point between bullish and bearish OCTOBER 24, 2005 "A Little Bumpy" on the Street Joseph Lisanti of S&P's The Outlook sees inflation as one of the market's hazards, but still thinksstocks will end the year slightly higher OCTOBER 19, 2005 "Negatives Everywhere" Author and market expert Tom Taulli is turning more defensive in his investment strategy -- but still spots some opportunities OCTOBER 17, 2005 They're Still Shopping S&P's Thomas Graves expects Americans to moderate their spending next year, but he still sees good bets among consumer discretionary stocks OCTOBER 12, 2005 A Bull Slows Down His Charge Ryan Beck & Co.'s Joseph Battipaglia says investors need to be defensive due to concerns about consumer confidence and inflation OCTOBER 10, 2005 Stocks: A 5% Jump by Yearend? S&P's Kenneth Shea says the outfit sees strength in its 500-stock index, especially in the info tech and consumer discretionary sectors AUGUST 24, 2005 Time for Investors to Take Cover? Farr, Miller & Washington's Michael Farr says costly oil and the yield curve possibly inverting are red flags, making him prefer defensive stocks AUGUST 22, 2005 Can't Stop the Big Mo Healthy spending and productivity add up to some good stock buys, says S&P's Kenneth Shea. Plus: His formula for a diversified portfolio AUGUST 18, 2005 The Driving Force of Dividends Jeffrey Kleintop of PNC Advisors sees dividend growth as a positive force for the current market -- and even some tech stocks AUGUST 16, 2005 Don't Overlook Dividends Few investors realize the strong returns earned historically by dividend-paying stocks, says S&P's Joseph Lisanti AUGUST 10, 2005 Hot IPOs, M&As, and More Investment pro Tom Taulli says the recent action can't be an anomaly. It's a sign of strength in the whole market AUGUST 5, 2005 Stocks: The Wired and the Tired S&P's Todd Rosenbluth explains why he's still wary about telecom services outfits and gives ideas for playing the growth in the latest technologies AUGUST 2, 2005 A Growing Dash of Buffett In his quest to find well-priced stocks, Sanibel Captiva Trust's Timothy Vick has found no better model than the Sage of Omaha JULY 29, 2005 The Appeal of a Resilient Market Steve Biggar explains why S&P has become more bullish on stocks. Among the picks: Dell and Abercrombie & Fitch JULY 27, 2005 When Caution Is King The housing boom, consumer debt, and the trade and budget deficits have Balestra's James Melcher putting a heavy emphasis on defensive strategies JULY 25, 2005 Oil Stocks' High-Octane Surge Thanks to high energy prices, the sector is dramatically outperforming market averages, reports S&P's Tina Vital, who reveals her picks JULY 19, 2005 The Acid Test: Good Governance Great Companies' James Huguet thinks there is nothing more important than transparency -- the reason he likes GE, Motorola, and Microsoft JULY 18, 2005 Apparel: Dressed for Success Sky-high gas prices haven't stopped consumers heading for the mall, making for a number of S&P buys JULY 12, 2005 A "Cranky" Market Stuck in a Range That's a reason why Chris Johnson, Schaeffer's Investment Research's head of quantitative analysis, advises holding large cash positions JULY 11, 2005 Time to Put a Premium on Safety With what he sees as many risks in the market, S&P's Philip Edwards reiterates some basic advice: Focus on quality mutual funds JULY 6, 2005 Oil Stocks: Plenty of Fuel Left That's what Leeb Capital Management's Stephen Leeb believes, since he expects crude prices to head dramatically higher in the long term JULY 5, 2005 Stocks to Weather Summertime Blues Rates will rise and profit growth will slip, says S&P's Sam Stovall, but some good buys beckon, even in the already-stoked energy sector JUNE 28, 2005 A Cautious Time for Investors Analyst and author Peter Cohan explains why he prefers a conservative approach in these days of soaring oil and China's growing power  View Next Page | |
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