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 A Shift to Growth and Large-Caps Joseph Battipaglia of Ryan Beck & Co. sees a change in leadership in the market and expects tech to be the hot sector JUNE 21, 2005 A Shift to Growth and Large-Caps Joseph Battipaglia of Ryan Beck & Co. sees a change in leadership in the market and expects technology to be the hot sector JUNE 20, 2005 IT Stocks with a Brighter Gleam Even though 2005 hasn't been a stellar year for info tech, S&P's Scott Kessler still finds 18 strong buys JUNE 15, 2005 A Lower S&P by Yearend? Technical analyst Paul Cherney of Cherney Market Analysis sees it that way. Here he explains why, and where he thinks investors should look now JUNE 10, 2005 Counting on a Little Momentum S&P's Joseph Lisanti sees the market posting some modest gains by yearend, with Citigroup, Total, and Genentech among the leaders JUNE 7, 2005 Large-Caps at Not-so-Big Prices Farr, Miller & Washington's Taylor McGowan makes value his watchword. It's the reason, he says, why he likes Bank of America, GE, and Wells Fargo JUNE 6, 2005 Standout Stocks in a Slipping Sector Despite predictions that shoppers will tighten their purse strings, S&P's Thomas Graves still finds some consumer-discretionary favorites JUNE 1, 2005 Finding Sweet Spots in Mid-Caps Thyra Zerhusen of the ABN Amro MidCap Fund, one of BW's 2005 award winners, shares some of her time-proven investing strategies MAY 31, 2005 Among Banks, Go for the Giants S&P's Evan Momios likes the diversified business models of big institutions such as Bank of America, Citigroup, and US Bancorp MAY 24, 2005 Big Hopes for Midcaps Putnam Vista Fund's Kevin Divney thinks that growth stocks in this territory have some room to outperform in the near term MAY 20, 2005 America's "Blanche DuBois Economy" Author and economist William Wolman describes the U.S. as being too dependent on the kindness of China MAY 18, 2005 Travel Broadens the Portfolio Send some of your nest egg abroad, says Thornburg International Value Fund's Wendy Trevisani, who has an eye for bargains and solid dividends MAY 16, 2005 Stock Picks from Apparel's Closet S&P's Marie Driscoll says clothes makers and retailers have weakened recently, but she regards companies like Chico's and Coach as buys MAY 10, 2005 Sparks in a "Late-Stage Bull Market" Strategist Barry Hyman says he expects more stock volatility in 2005 and favors energy, health care, and consumer noncyclicals MAY 9, 2005 "Telcos Can't Afford to Stand Still" S&P's Todd Rosenbluth recognizes that wireless, broadband, and cable pose challenges to telcos, but he still sees a few buys MAY 3, 2005 A Pause That Refreshes Stocks That's the somewhat contrarian view of Jerry Jordan of the Jordan Opportunity Fund, who sees a GDP slowdown as postive for share prices APRIL 29, 2005 Don't Brake for Ford or GM S&P's Kenneth Shea reveals his top stock buys and sells as Wall Street grapples with the tug between improved earnings and higher rates APRIL 26, 2005 Contrarian with a Cause Robert Olstein of Olstein Financial Alert Fund follows a value-stock strategy, backed by very strict disciplines for buying and selling APRIL 22, 2005 No Firming on Earnings Joseph Lisanti of S&P's The Outlook newsletter reports that only industrials and health care now get an overweight rating APRIL 19, 2005 In Search of Core Stocks Sarat Sethi of Douglas C. Lane & Associates hunts companies with long-term value for the heart of an investment portfolio APRIL 15, 2005 The Softness in Software After a number of disappointing first-quarter earnings reports, S&P's Jonathan Rudy is cautious about the sector overall APRIL 12, 2005 Still Bullish After All These Years Ever the optimist, Joseph Battipaglia figures oil prices should drop, lifting the the S&P 500 to 1300 by yearend APRIL 11, 2005 When the Chips Are Down S&P's Amrit Tewary is cautious about the chip sector's prospects for 2005 but still has a few stocks on his buy list APRIL 6, 2005 Dispassionate, Disciplined Investing It's difficult but the best approach amidst a rocky market and bad corporate news, says Michael Farr of Farr, Miller & Washington APRIL 5, 2005 Tech Stocks: Down But Not Out After a weak performance in the first quarter, S&P's Scott Kessler expects some improvement ahead and highlights a few solid buys MARCH 29, 2005 Scoring with a Few Good Stocks Companies with low volatility and high predictability are what London Co.'s Stephen Goddard focuses on for his New Market Fund MARCH 28, 2005 Best Funds? Look to the Best Managers The Annual Awards for Excellence in Fund Management prompt some thoughts on investment performance and priorities from S&P's Philip Edwards MARCH 22, 2005 Sharpshooting for Micro-Caps Robert Sullivan of the Satuit Capital Micro Cap Fund explains his stock-picking strategy in a market he sees poised for a break  View Previous Page | View Next Page | |
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