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Investors Weigh Risks if Oil Stays Low
Investors are trying to figure out which companies will be hurt most if oil stays down. The stocks of Hess, Suncor and ConocoPhillips are among those that may be hit the hardest.Read more : Wall Street Journal Heard on the Street: 19.01.2007 11:22:00
Insurers' Stocks Look Cheap to Some
Insurance stocks have been hit hard by mortgage-market turmoil, creating buying opportunities. Some closed-end funds and ETFs also look undervalued.Read more : Wall Street Journal Heard on the Street: 22.08.2007 10:02:00
Report by Fed Panel Doesn't Allay Fears
NEW YORK, Aug. 28 -- Stocks tumbled Tuesday after a report showed that turmoil in the financial markets had sharply reduced consumer confidence and investors worried that the Federal Reserve would not respond aggressively to the problems.Read more : Washingtonpost US Economy: 29.08.2007 11:00:00
Stocks Rise As Exports Help Trim Trade Deficit
NEW YORK, Sept. 11 -- Stocks rallied Tuesday as a surge in US exports and upbeat news from several big companies including McDonald's gave investors hope that the economy could withstand the stress resulting from the credit market turmoil.Read more : Washingtonpost US Economy: 12.09.2007 11:00:00
Stocks Take a Timeout From Their Two-Day Rally
NEW YORK, Sept. 20 -- Stocks retreated Thursday as Wall Street took a breather from this week's rally, sobered a bit by mixed earnings reports, a tumbling dollar and surging oil prices.Read more : Washingtonpost Main: 21.09.2007 11:00:00
Dodging the mortgage bullet
The credit crunch has many holders of bank and brokerage stocks quaking in their boots. But Chuck Lahr, manager of Franklin Templeton's Mutual Financial Services fund, isn't one of the worriers. Four years ago Lahr began shifting money out of US financial services and into European financial stocks, which held up better in the recent turmoil.Read more : CNN Money Mutual fund advice and news: 24.09.2007 17:36:00
Stocks Retreat on Credit Bailout News And a Surge in Oil Prices
NEW YORK, Oct. 15 -- Stocks pulled back sharply Monday after news that major US banks would set up a fund to help bail out the credit markets and oil prices surged to $86 per barrel for the first time.Read more : Washingtonpost Main: 16.10.2007 11:00:00
Worries Over Earnings, Oil Prices Send Dow to 5th Straight Loss
NEW YORK, Oct. 19 -- With all the predicaments facing the markets these days, it would be logical if investors were stuffing money into their mattresses, instead of into stocks. But logic doesn't always prevail on Wall Street.Read more : Washingtonpost Main: 20.10.2007 11:00:00
$90 oil won't kill the bull
As the price of crude oil broke $90 a barrel for the first time, investors worried that stocks were headed for a major downturn. But the odds are high that the bull market will survive.Read more : CNN Money Expert stock market advice Sivy on Stocks: 23.10.2007 23:51:00
Anticipating Another Rate Cut, Stocks Shrug Off Record Oil Price
NEW YORK, Oct. 29 -- Wall Street advanced Monday as investors undeterred by record oil prices speculated that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this week to boost the economy and lure more buyers into the troubled credit markets.Read more : Washingtonpost Main: 30.10.2007 11:00:00