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May, 2012 Archive
How to keep your cool investing in Europe
We humans are instinctively herd animals, and we tend to panic when we see others around us panicking.
10 reasons why buying individual stocks is a risky business
Proper personal investing begins with allocation of assets among stocks, fixed-income securities, real estate, commodities and cash.
Starboard: Here's how AOL ruined HuffPo's business model
The activist shareholder makes its case.
Insider sellers capitulate -- now let's see more buying
Insiders are selling a lot less stock than they were just a few weeks ago -- a far less negative sign for markets.
A big, fat Greek mess still hangs over markets
The issue of a Greek exit from the Euro has gained further altitude with hints that plans and expectations are being made for such an outcome.
Arold: When to get aggressive with investments again
Volatility helps you time big and meaningful changes in market direction. And as it relates to the markets as they stand right now, it may be better to wait.
Swing manager Arold calls Toll Brothers one of his best new ideas
Arold says little international headline risk, room for analyst sentiment improvement, and breakout potential make Toll Brothers one of his very few long ideas.
Why manager DeShurko is LOVIN Mickey Ds shares
Manager Bill DeShurko calls McDonald's a low-volatility, high quality value play -- precisely why he's LOVIN' it.
Facebook confronts the law of big numbers
The company simply may not be able to continue to grow at the previous pace.