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Markets Where Only Fools Rush in
Brazil, China and other fast-growing emerging markets look like the path to scorching returns. Don’t chase them when they’re hot.
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The Trouble with Timing
Timing the market is perennially tempting, but the odds are stacked badly against anyone who tries it.
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Stocks Are Probably Overpriced, but Don’t Be Too Sure
The more overvalued stocks have gotten, the better they have performed. That might not be over yet.
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New Cause for Caution on Stocks
Past stock-market returns aren’t predictive of anything.
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The New Abnormal: Coping With Weirdness in Bonds
Bizarrely low interest rates mean the last thing you should do is reach for higher yield on non-traditional income investments. You’re just going to have to save more.
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Market Plunge: Stocks Are Cheaper, But Not Cheap
Even when the stock market drops sharply, long-term valuations don’t change much.
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Stocks in China: Still Too Hot to Handle?
The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges are in the grip of wild speculation.
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‘Sin-Vestors’ Can Reap Smoking-Hot Returns
Could “sinvestors” outperform socially responsible investors? If you seek to beat the market, you should favor whatever is most profoundly unpopular.
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Stocks: Are You Nervous Yet?
Is the market cheap or expensive? Here’s what to consider.
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Emerging Markets Look Appetizing…Again
Stocks in developing countries could be poised to pay off for patient investors.