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The Bottom Line Archive

August 11, 2003
Back From the Dead

Turns out reports of the deaths of certain stocks were greatly exaggerated. Presenting five small caps that are—surprise—roaring back to health.

January 6, 2003
Lies My Broker Told Me

Some on Wall Street seem to think that the mission is to restore investor stupidity. But the markets won't come back until investor trust is restored -- a much tougher job.

April 17, 2000
The Volcano Lover

On those rare and terrifying days like the one we had last Tuesday, when the stock market really starts to erupt, there's only one way to save yourself: Jump in!

July 21, 2003
High Five

All the easy money’s already been made in the bull market’s recent awakening, right? Guess again. Presenting five delicious ways to play the second half.

February 16, 2004
Blue-Chip Specials

Yes, stock prices have been soaring, but rarely have the highest-quality offerings been selling at such deliciously low prices. Go ahead, dig in.

March 1, 2004
Mouse Hunting

The Disney–Comcast deal makes sense for everyone. So why hasn’t it happened? With the canny Roberts family at Comcast’s helm, who says it won’t?

April 23, 2001
Opportunity Stocks

You've been hoarding some cash for a rainy day, right? Because this market slump means bargain prices for five local companies poised to bounce back big.

October 9, 2000
Good-bye, Mr. Chips

When other tech stocks broke and ran this year, plucky Intel held firm and kept the dream of another tech rally alive. But now even die-hard true believers are asking: Et tu, Intel?

November 15, 2004
IPOs, Dirt-Cheap

There’s a new boom in initial public stock offerings. And this time around, the merch is priced to sell.

August 9, 2004
Baby Bulls

The broad market indexes may be stuck in bear mode, but a pack of small, little-known stocks are charging ahead.

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