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December 31, 2001 BW Magazine Table of Contents

December 31, 2001 Where to Invest Table of Contents

INVESTMENT OUTLOOK 2002
Introduction

The Framework

Strategies for Stocks & Bonds

The Investment Spectrum

The Investment Scoreboard

Plus:
The Barker Portfolio

Inside Wall Street

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DECEMBER 31, 2001

WHERE TO INVEST -- STRATEGIES FOR STOCKS & BONDS
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For the Record: Gail P. Seneca
She's banking on growth stocks

 
For the Record: Gail P. Seneca^She's banking on growth stocks^^^
Chief Investment Officer,
Seneca Capital Management


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Online Extra: Time to Retune Your Plan

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Europe: Making Sense of the New Euro World

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Seneca's San Francisco firm manages $15.2 billion, including $1 billion in stock and bond mutual funds


ON MARKETS
The market is moving up strongly. The worst is behind us.


ON GROWTH VS. VALUE
Value has been in favor for two years: It's time for growth stocks to take over the lead again.


ON TECH
It's a good sector for 2002. It has already borne the brunt of the downturn. Tech stocks have a very, very strong chance of showing favorable return comparisons next year.




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