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Exclusive! A Day In the Life of an Analyst March 11, 2008 — What’s it like covering the most difficult sector in the current market? "Covering financial services this year has been…an adventure," says Brian Schulz, Senior Financial Analyst. "But there are definitely companies that have benefited from the volatility." In this exclusive Spectra podcast, Brian Schulz gives an insider’s view of the analyst process. more > |
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Cash is King February 11, 2008 —The extent of the damage to credit markets from the subprime mortgage fallout is not fully realized so what can investors do? In this CNBC interview, Zachary Karabell, Chief Economist and Portfolio Manager, suggests taking a look at "companies with cash" that might be reentering the deal market. more > |
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Close the loop! You’re using energy efficient compact flourescent light (CFL) bulbs – but don’t forget to dispose of them properly! CFLs contain a small amount of mercury and should be properly disposed of and ideally recycled. For more info click here > | more green tips > |
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| Alger Management Launches Spectra Technology Fund "We are excited to bring the Spectra Technology Fund to our no-load Spectra family of funds."... The Next Step in Investing is Green Thousands of companies have embraced environmentally sustainable business practices... IBD: Kelly Steers Spectra Back to Elite Status The Spectra Fund was the top dog among U.S. diversified stock funds during the 1990s and once again the Fund's year to date gain is well ahead of the market... |
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