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posted 04-03-2001 05:52 PM
 
There's a new top dog, and it isn't recently-crowned national champion Duke. The Fortune 500 list for 2000 is out and Exxon Mobil has taken its place at the top, with retailer Wal-Mart in the second slot. (source: Fortune) http://fortune.com/indexw.jhtml;jsessionid=K5THPZAIKEHFKQAMEHTCFE0ABQQ4OIV0?co_id=&doc_id=201200&channel=artcol.jhtml The quarter ended with more Nasdaq bloodshed as money managers moved to stash profits and dump losers. This columnist makes a case for an end-of-April rally, but that the fundamentals of this market will lead to another fall. (source: MoneyCentral) http://moneycentral.msn.com/articles/invest/jubak/6560.asp |
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posted 04-02-2001 07:07 PM
You might not know Larry Fuller's name, but his track record and recent moves merit some attention. Like most growth managers he loaded up on tech stocks last year until they made up nearly half of the broker-sold Merrill Lynch Fundamental Growth fund's portfolio. But he threw in the towel when a slowing economy started eating into tech shops' earnings and puncturing their lofty valuations. In the past two weeks he has started to slowly buy shares of tech companies again, but only selectively. What's he buying and why is he starting to buy now? (source: The Street) http://www.thestreet.com/funds/fundjunkie/1361968.html |
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posted 04-02-2001 06:45 PM
WorldCom joined the growing list of companies cutting their payrolls when it laid off roughly 7% of its workforce at the end of February. Since a December low, WorldCom shares have risen 41%. Will the company succeed in its turnaround efforts, and is the stock still a buy after its recent runup? (source: Forbes) http://www.forbes.com/2001/04/02/0402streetfight.html |
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posted 03-29-2001 06:03 PM
Big-cap growth funds are coming off one of their worst years in at least the past decade. It's often taken an oddball strategy for a fund to avoid the carnage suffered by this ocean of losers. (source: The Street) http://www.thestreet.com/funds/bigscreen/1368803.html |
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posted 03-28-2001 05:45 PM
The handset market is grinding to a halt as there are few reasons for consumers to upgrade to a new phone in the near future. Moreover, two of the three major players (Ericsson and Motorola) have looked like the two Stooges of late. Yet, there has been a bounce in the sector's stocks recently. Is there any good reason for it? (source: Red Herring) http://redherring.com/index.asp?layout=story&channel=20000002&doc_id=1370018537 This feature suggests that bargain hunters might be interested in the attractive P/E ratios found in the big bank stocks. (source: Forbes) http://forbes.com/2001/03/28/0328sf.html |
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posted 03-28-2001 09:27 AM
This columnist takes a look at three tech stocks that he thinks are building a foundation for a rebound: Applied Materials, Novellus and Dell. But with a gloomy earnings season just ahead, this may not translate into a sectorwide turnaround. (source: MoneyCentral) http://moneycentral.msn.com/articles/invest/jubak/6369.asp |
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posted 03-26-2001 10:53 AM
This columnist feels that, if you are looking to nibble into tech at these prices, AMD might be ready for a bite or two. He claims the chipmaker has been dominating Intel in all facets of the game, and that the P/E is lower to boot. (source: TheStreet.com) http://www.thestreet.com/comment/techsavvy/1355682.html |
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posted 03-22-2001 06:04 PM
The next stage in the multimedia revolution is streaming video for handhelds. Sound useless? Think again. (source: Forbes) http://www.forbes.com/2001/03/22/0322mpeg.html |
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posted 03-22-2001 09:45 AM
It's a truism of investing that you have to take on more risk to win higher returns, but mixing the right assets in a diversified portfolio is one way to defy conventional wisdom. (source: MoneyCentral) http://moneycentral.msn.com/articles/invest/careful/6283.asp |
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posted 03-19-2001 12:13 PM
How much tech should you own? Though many investors in 2000 wish that they had never heard the word, technology has a place in every portfolio -- no sector, after all, provides more growth potential. But with growth comes risk, so you've got to be careful with how you structure your tech holdings. Money takes a look at some of the key industries to choose from when putting together a smart tech portfolio. http://www.money.com/money/depts/investing/techportfolio/index.html (source: Money)
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posted 03-16-2001 05:57 PM
After looking awfully old-fashioned in early 2000, Buffett is back on top, and is reminding us how he got there. (source: Forbes) http://www.forbes.com/2001/03/16/0316winner.html |
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posted 03-15-2001 06:05 PM
Today, the storage market is hot. With $13.5 billion in sales last year and an eye-popping 35 percent increase year-over-year, folks are paying attention. SANs (storage area networks) represent half that market and all of the growth. SANs may not be sexy, but this columnist explains why investors would do well to get interested. (source: CNET) http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1273-210-5122648-1.html After a few roller-coaster years, even the savviest of online players have found solace in hooking their wagons to the very business models they once decried as passe. As for investors, the bumpy online ride has offered a lesson most of them should have learned a long time ago -- diversify your portfolios and spread the wealth. Under the high-risk column, make some educated guesses, study the market, and continue to take some chances on dot-coms. Then, wait for the inevitable market correction. (source: E-commerce Times) http://www.ecommercetimes.com/perl/story/8155.html |
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posted 03-15-2001 06:03 PM
Today, the storage market is hot. With $13.5 billion in sales last year and an eye-popping 35 percent increase year-over-year, folks are paying attention. SANs (storage area networks) represent half that market and all of the growth. SANs may not be sexy, but this columnist explains why investors would do well to get interested. (source: CNET) http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1273-210-5122648-1.html |
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posted 03-13-2001 04:40 PM
Most 1999 IPOs have long since come down from their dizzying 2000 heights. But what does an investor do about the ones that are still way up from their IPO prices? (source: The Street) http://www.thestreet.com/comment/wrong/1339788.html |
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posted 03-12-2001 02:50 PM
Once upon a time it all seemed so simple for investors: Buy a tech stock, kick back, watch its value double. Then things changed. And investors learned to expect a completely different scenario: Buy a tech stock, fret, and watch its value fall by half--if you're lucky. The result: After a year of seeing one Nasdaq highflier after another crumble, most investors now think technology has all the appeal of a smelly sock puppet. But here's the news: Tech lives. But the Internet boom is going through a painful period of transition. Fortune's experts lay out niches to mine, as well as 16 stock picks (and four pans) that could pay off. (source: Fortune) http://www.fortune.com/indexw.jhtml?channel=artcol.jhtml&doc_id=200846 |
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