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  1. 5 Signs of Fallout in the Market

    Morningstar markets editor Jeremy Glaser studies possible impacts of the Facebook IPO controversy, struggles and turnarounds at Dell and HP, real economy weakness in the eurozone, and slower sales at Tiffany.

  2. What to Watch in Tech Today

    Morningstar's Grady Burkett highlights the new dynamics in an increasingly mobile-driven sector, the effect of Europe woes on key players, the hallmarks of durability among social media names, and more.

  3. Low Volatility vs High Dividend: Which One Is Better?

    Morningstar ETF Invest Conference panelists discuss the similarities, differences, and appeal of these two strategies in today's low-growth, low-return, and high-volatility market.

  4. Five Things Heating Up in the Market

    Morningstar's Jeremy Glaser comments on hot valuations in private tech firms, scenarios at St. Joe, more movement in M&A, inflation flags, and more.

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  2. Stocks Should Remain A Rewarding Asset Class Over Time

     

  3. P/E: Overpriced Stock Clue

    This article represents opinions of the author and not those of his firm and are subject to change from time to time and do not constitute a recommendation to purchase and sale any security nor to engage in any particular investment strategy. The information contained here has been obtained from ...

  4. Asset Allocation ‘Nirvana’ to Asset Allocation ‘Nightmare’

    The information contained in this missive represents SCM’s opinions, and should not be construed as personalized or individualized investment advice. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Some of the securities identified and described in this missive are a sample of issuers being ...

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