World markets on the run
My skepticism paid off last week, but will the pain felt in emerging economies spread to other areas? I'm being careful by dumping losers right now and focusing on short positions.
Archive for March 10, 2008
No quick cure for the market’s ills
Investors can learn from TV's gruff Dr. House. But he doesn't make market calls, so we asked top experts for similar no-nonsense advice. The diagnosis? Six to 12 months of more pain.
5 ’sure things’ in a wild market
Putting money into stocks always carries risk, but certain commodities, currencies, bonds and financial stocks are likely to deal profits as the market and the economy struggle.
5 myths about leasing a car
Don't believe everything you've heard. For many drivers, leasing can be a better deal than buying. Here's what you need to know before you head into a showroom.
Dow falls nearly 154; oil tops $108
The blue-chip index drops despite McDonald's better-than-expected sales. A rumored 'emergency' interest-rate cut fails to materialize. Lehman Bros. reportedly will cut 5% of its work force. Gas prices hit record highs.
Facebook CEO: How we blew it
In his most public confession to date, 23-year-old founder Mark Zuckerberg admits missteps at the popular social-networking site.