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3 buys from the last bull market
3 buys from the last bull market GE, IBM and Microsoft may no longer dazzle, but they're worth another look. March 16, 2005: 8:31 AM EST By Michael Sivy, Money Magazine NEW YORK (MONEY Magazine) - Stock prices are supposed to reflect companies' prospects, not their past successes and failures. But history matters, and sometimes being a former investor favorite can hurt a stock. Shares of onetime earnings growth... : 3 buys from the last bull marketOil Dips Below $56 as Stockpiles Swell
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices slipped below $56 a barrel on Wednesday, adding to a stretch of previous losses after the U.S. government reported an eighth straight weekly rise in crude oil stockpiles. U.S. light crude (CLc1: Quote , Profile , Research ) settled down 19 cents to $55.85 a barrel, more than $2 below Monday's all-time high of $58.28. London Brent crude (LCOc1: Quote , Profile , Research ) eased 17 cents to $55.27 a barrel. The U.S Energ... : Oil Dips Below $56 as Stockpiles SwellUniversal Life Insurance
Universal Life insurance is a variation of Whole Life. The insurance part of the policy is separated from the investment portion of the policy. The investment portion is invested in bonds and mortgages, the investment portion of Universal Life is invested in money market funds. The cash value portion of the po... : Universal Life InsuranceHot money and hot oil
Hot money and hot oil Fundamentals aside, prices are likely getting goosed by traders looking for a quick buck. March 15, 2005: 8:27 AM EST NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - As the OPEC bigwigs assemble in Iran to decide the fate of the global oil market for the next few months -- and therefore the fate of the rest of us car-driving schmoes at the pump, more and more talk about us swirling about a bubble. The idea is that maybe hot money looking to maker a quick buck rather than the "fundamentals" of s... : Hot money and hot oilOil Falls Toward $55, Market Awaits Data
By Joanne Collins MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Oil prices deepened losses toward $55 a barrel on Wednesday as OPEC deliberated a second supply increase to cool spiralling prices and a recovering dollar lured some fund money out of commodities. The U.S. dollar held near a one-month high against the euro on Wednesday, boosted by the Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates by a quarter percentage point to 2.75 percent. U.S. light crude... : Oil Falls Toward $55, Market Awaits DataFor more information about money market funds: Visit cars now
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