US stocks finished the day with mixed results, despite uncertainty regarding the fate of Lehman Brothers (NYSE: LEH). Read More
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US stocks clawed their way out of the doldrums and into the green, as lower oil prices boosted shares of transportation companies. The financial sector also received a bump on speculation that Lehman Brothers (NYSE: LEH) may be acquired. Read More
Not all stocks are in turmoil. The great thing about the worst of bear markets is that if you work hard enough you can find something that’s still making money. Read More
Stocks aren’t sunk, but with major stock market indexes showing losses of as much as 20 percent, it’s harder and harder to remain patient. Read More
In part one of our coverage we focused on the mega-capitalized companies that, beyond merely dominating the water industry, are havens in a troubled stock market. Read More
After a seven-year rally, US real estate investment trusts (REIT) have hit on hard times. Since its February 2007 peak, Vanguard REIT ETF, modeled on the broad-based MCSI REIT Index, has plunged more than 30 percent. Read More
Slowing economies, mounting credit risks and across-the-board financial turmoil: That doesn’t leave much in the way of fertile ground for cash-generating investments. But you subscribe because we dig for profitable stocks, bonds and funds. Read More
Winter prices for natural gas in the UK spiked to an all-time high of nearly $20 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) in late August. As the graph “Euroga$” shows, the widely watched 12-month natural gas strip in the UK—the average of the next twelve months of futures prices—also spiked to just under the highs set earlier this summer. Read More
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