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Because we are in the very early phase of a worldwide credit crunch, the rules of survival are about to change. Assumptions about credit that have held for 20 years are about to change.... keep reading
Tuesday's surge has reversed. The volatility remains. The experts don't seem to know whether to buy or sell. This sends a message to the small investor: "Trouble ahead."... keep reading
This, in a nutshell, is the answer. To invest in them, you would have to be nuts.... keep reading
Analysts don't say much about what is happening to the crucial interest rate: the 90-day T-bill. It's telling a scary story.... keep reading
This kind of warning from a major investment firm is unprecedented. Spokesmen just don't give interviews like this.... keep reading
If you have the skill, you must decide what to charge.... keep reading
Pareto's 20/80 law operates in the area of retirement, just as it does in so many areas. Here, joining the ranks of the successful 20% is worth planning for.... keep reading
Who is really to blame for the retroative downgrading of risk?... keep reading
You need to diversity out of the U.S. dollar, but into foreign stocks or bonds? Goldman Sachs has changed its collective mind.... keep reading
As he approaches age 100, he remains what he has been for 70 years, a master of historical writing, literary criticism, and great prose. This is who I want to be when I grow up.... keep reading
I have just read a fascinating essay by one of the greatest advertising copywriters on my generation. It's about work habits.... keep reading
Sam Walton founded Wal-Mart. His rules of business are simple. Implementing them consistently and across the board is the hard part.... keep reading
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