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Long-Term Performance Means Zilch

Long-Term Performance Means Zilch

Hoenig: The current top performers didn't look so good a decade ago.

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The President's Revisionist Market History

Hoenig: The Muckraker-in-Chief plays loose with the facts.

Jul 26 2010  |  Topics: Commodities, Government
On the Street

How to Protect Your Cash Now

As Congress raises the limit on FDIC insured deposits, tips for safe savings.

Jun 16 2010  |  Topics: Bank, Government, Personal Finance
Short Term Investing

Where to Stash Your Cash Now

Shaken by the market's volatility, investors look for some safer options.

Jun 7 2010
Around the Web

The Risks of Taking a Cash Position

With equity markets pulling back more than 10% this month, is it wise to move to cash?

Common Sense

The Hole in the Buffett Defense

Stewart: Warren Buffett's defense of Goldman Sachs is a straw horse.

Topics: Stocks, Investor, Stock Market
On the Street

3 Ways to Play Foreign Debt

As Greece, Portugal and Spain struggle, a look at some safer plays.

Topics: International, Currency, Government, Mutual Funds, ETFs, Value Investing
Tradecraft

A Real Hollywood Blockbuster

Hoenig: How "risky" derivatives could help movie studios.

Topics: Stock Market, Wall Street
On the Street

Money-Market Funds: Down to Zero

Is it time to move your cash out of money-market funds?

Topics: Bank, Money Market
On the Street

Gold Futures Flirt With a Benchmark Close

Futures are teetering on a technically important price point.

Topics: Gold
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