What to Expect in the New Year
U.S. stocks should beat bonds, foreign stocks; intense volatility will continue.
Investing
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Be a Better Investor
Step one: Recognize -- and overcome -- the psychological hurdles that influence our behavior.
PRACTICAL INVESTING
How Investing Is Like Cooking
Like a good recipe, a good portfolio is all about what you put in it. And our columnist, Kathy Kristof, is putting her money where her mouth is.
COMMUNITY
"I have to say that I'm not horribly impressed with Dodge & Cox Stock (DODGX) either. It's still down over 30% from 2007 peak value. I owned a lot of it in 2007, but fortunately got rid of most of it before the crash. Still won't consider buying it back." – Govthawk
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Navigating Volatility in Your Portfolio
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Where to Invest in 2012
Three investment opportunities for 2012: blue chip stocks; Ginnie Maes; and municipal bonds.
Fund Watch
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6 Great ETF Portfolios
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Stock Watch
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8 Dividend-Growth Stock Picks
Investing in companies that regularly raise their payouts means fatter returns ahead.
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Goldberg's Picks: 5 Best Load Funds
Great, low-cost funds to ask for if you use a financial adviser. You may also find some of these gems in your 401(k) plan.
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