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fundhouse: December 2006
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Wednesday, December 20, 2006. The Five Best Financial Moves for 2007. First things first: You won't find any stock or ETF recommendations in this column. There's no shortage of advice on the hot investments for the coming year during the holiday season. But as far as I'm concerned, the best financial moves you can make - and need to make ASAP - aren't about the outlook for corporate earnings growth or capitalizing on geopolitical trends. Here's my checklist of must-do items for 2007:. 1 Lose your balance.
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fundhouse: How to Make Really 'Big Money'
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Sunday, March 18, 2007. How to Make Really 'Big Money'. By Paul B. Farrell, MarketWatch. When Shanghai and Hong Kong nose-dived a few weeks ago, they pulled American markets down with them. Instantly the media and press turned away from Britney's bizarre behavior and began blabbering breathlessly about the hot new topic du jour, "risk." Here's one of the best metaphors:. Yes That's the nature of risk. But why? More specifically, Bernstein believed that the new information technology of the "this-time-it'...
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fundhouse: Stocks Recover As Economy Worries Ease
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Thursday, March 08, 2007. Stocks Recover As Economy Worries Ease. Stocks Climb As Signs of Stability Cross Global Markets. I think we got a little bit too negative too fast," said Brian Levitt, corporate economist at OppenheimerFunds Inc., referring to the Feb. 27 global selloff that sent the major U.S. indexes down more than 3 percent. "They failed to see the broader picture that there still is fairly good underlying strength in the economy.". Broader stock indicators also put up sizable gains Thursday&...
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fundhouse: February 2007
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Wednesday, February 28, 2007. Stocks Have Worst Day Since 9/11 Attacks. Stocks Have Worst Day Since 9/11 Attacks: Dow Down 416, Nasdaq Drop 97 on Global Market Plunge. Stocks had their worst day of trading since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks Tuesday, hurtling the Dow Jones industrials down more than 400 points on a worldwide tide of concern that the U.S. and Chinese economies are stumbling and that share prices have become overinflated. It was the Dow's worst point decline since Sept. 17, 200...
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fundhouse: World's Third-Richest Man Gaining Wealth
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Monday, March 12, 2007. World's Third-Richest Man Gaining Wealth. Carlos Slim, World's Third-Richest Man, Casts Long and Controversial Shadow in Mexico. MEXICO CITY (AP) - The world's third-richest man, Carlos Slim, is gaining rapidly on Bill Gates and Warren Buffett with a fortune that grew $19 billion last year - the largest wealth gain in the past decade tracked by Forbes magazine. It's also a sign of the wealth gap in Mexico's monopoly-laden economy. But he also has kept phone rates high in a country...
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fundhouse: U.S. stocks close in the red after Fed decision
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Tuesday, December 12, 2006. US stocks close in the red after Fed decision. NEW YORK (MarketWatch) - U.S. stocks closed lower Tuesday, after the Federal Reserve noted a "substantial cooling" in the housing market but also kept its emphasis on inflation fighting in the statement accompanying its decision to leave interest rates unchanged. Their view on housing was recognizing something that everybody already knows," said John Norris, chief economist and senior fund manager at Morgan Asset Management. The F...
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fundhouse: Maven: Ford Idling
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Friday, December 15, 2006. We've all been waiting on the edge of our collective seat for the first bumptious, exciting and far-reaching strategic move from Alan Mulally, the airplane man who was appointed CEO of Ford (F) amid a business media pant-and-squeal attack. And the move is? He created a post. That's right, folks, a post, a product of his sweeping "flatter management" approach. Holy '90s flashback, Batman. But to put things in larger perspective, maybe when press conference expectations are so ou...
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fundhouse: The Five Best Financial Moves for 2007
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Wednesday, December 20, 2006. The Five Best Financial Moves for 2007. First things first: You won't find any stock or ETF recommendations in this column. There's no shortage of advice on the hot investments for the coming year during the holiday season. But as far as I'm concerned, the best financial moves you can make - and need to make ASAP - aren't about the outlook for corporate earnings growth or capitalizing on geopolitical trends. Here's my checklist of must-do items for 2007:. 1 Lose your balance.
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fundhouse: November 2006
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Wednesday, November 29, 2006. Yahoo China president resigns after two months. HONG KONG (MarketWatch) - Yahoo China president Xie Wen resigned his position Monday after less than two months on the job, citing personal reasons, according to the company. Frances Guan, a Beijing-based analyst at market research firm In-Stat. paid 1$ billion and transferred all of its existing China assets to Alibaba.com in return for a 40% stake in the company in October 2005. Zeng Ming, a senior vice president for strategy...
