Jumat, 07 Januari 2011

The Stock Rally May Still Have Legs in 2011

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January 7, 2011
 

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NEWS  THIS WEEK'S TOP STORY
INVESTING
The Stock Rally May Still Have Legs in 2011
Prospects for strong earnings, plus all the cash on balance sheets, have strategists predicting an 11 percent gain for the S&P 500


  MORE TOP STORIES
RETIREMENT
Retirement Looms: Time to Get Nervous
Now that baby boomers are starting to hit the official retirement age, they face a variety of financial headaches that previous generations avoided

COMMENTARY
Facebook's Initial Private Offering
Facebook's new $450 million deal with Goldman Sachs is a triumph of antidemocratic investing

GIGAOM • From GigaOm
Facebook and Goldman Sachs: Inflating a New Bubble?
Goldman's gambit, of buying Facebook shares before they go public, values the social network at a hefty $50 billion

MARKETS & FINANCE
Still Fighting Fires at Bank of America
One year into the job, Chief Executive Moynihan continues to cope with fallout from the financial crisis

MONEY MANAGERS
Sticking with Large-Cap Stocks for 2011
Big stocks lagged badly in 2010, but three big fund managers say they're undervalued and will benefit from faster growth outside the U.S.

PRIVATE EQUITY
Buyout Firms Are Set for a Selling Spree
They hope to shed companies bought in the boom, but investors have reason to be wary

EMERGING MARKETS
Brazil's Credit Boom Could End in Tears
Consumer credit has shot up fivefold since the end of 2002. Now Brazil's leaders are moving to head off a subprime-style crisis

ASIAN MARKETS
Japan's Top Market Forecaster Sees a Brief Surge
Kathy Matsui of Goldmans Sachs says stocks will climb 18 percent in six months, then drop

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